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A Diversified Classification Committee for Recognition of Innovative Internet Domains

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The objective of this paper was to propose a classification method of innovative domains on the Internet. The proposed approach helped to estimate whether companies are innovative or not through analyzing their web pages. A Naïve Bayes classification committee was used as the classification system of the domains. The classifiers in the committee were based concurrently on Bernoulli and Multinomial feature distribution models, which were selected depending on the diversity of input data. Moreover, the information retrieval procedures were applied to find such documents in domains that most likely indicate innovativeness. The proposed methods have been verified experimentally. The results have shown that the diversified classification committee combined with the information retrieval approach in the preprocessing phase boosts the classification quality of domains that may represent innovative companies. This approach may be applied to other classification tasks.

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The hybrid decision support system for Fire Service – chosen project’s problems

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This article presents the design process of a hybrid decision support system (HSWD) for the State Fire Service (PSP). The Design for Trustworthy Software (DFTS) methodology was chosen to ensure system reliability. The paper focuses particularly on the requirements planning stage and the overall platform design. The study identifies key challenges in the early project stages, primarily stemming from methodology, environment, and user-related factors. These elements play a crucial role at the start of the design process, whereas aspects such as software, hardware, and measurement have a lesser initial impact. The authors analyze the causes of these challenges and propose solutions to address them. By outlining the lack of specific information solutions in the current State Fire Service infrastructure, this research highlights the importance of a structured approach in decision support system development. The findings contribute to the design of a robust and reliable platform that enhances decision-making in emergency response scenarios.

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The Cascading Knowledge Discovery: A Smarter Way to Design Information Systems

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This article describes a proposal of information system project method. This method based on author’s cascading knowledge discovery in databases process. In this article, the author also to presented use case of this process. All analysis presented in this article based on text reports from the rescue fire service.

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A Method for Designing a Knowledge Base and Rules for Text Segmentation Using Formal Concept Analysis

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Objective: Presentation of a specialist text segmentation technique. The text was derived from reports (a form “Information about theevent”, field “Information about the event – descriptive data”) prepared by rescue units of the State Fire Service after firefighting andrescue operations.

Methods: In order to perform the task the author has proposed a method of designing the knowledge base and rules for a textsegmentation tool. The proposed method is based on formal concept analysis (FCA). The knowledge base and rules designed by theproposed method allow performing the segmentation process of the available documentation. The correctness and effectiveness of theproposed method was verified by comparing its results with the other two solutions used for text segmentation.

Results: During the research and analysis rules and abbreviations that were present in the studied specialist texts were grouped anddescribed. Thanks to the formal concepts analysis a hierarchy of detected rules and abbreviations was created. The extracted hierarchyconstituted both a knowledge and rules base of tools for segmentation of the text. Numerical and comparative experiments on theauthor’s solution with two other methods showed significantly better performance of the former. For example, the F-measure resultsobtained from the proposed method are 95.5% and are 7-8% better than the other two solutions.

Conclusions: The proposed method of design knowledge and rules base text segmentation tool enables the design and implementationof software with a small error divide the text into segments. The basic rule to detect the end of a sentence by the interpretation of thedots and additional characters as the end of the segment, in fact, especially in case of specialist texts, must be packaged with additionalrules. These actions will significantly improve the quality of segmentation and reduce the error. For the construction and representationof such rules is suitable presented in the article, the formal concepts analysis. Knowledge engineering and additional experiments canenrich the created hierarchy by the new rules. The newly inserted knowledge can be easily applied to the currently established hierarchythereby contributing to improving the segmentation of the text. Moreover, within the numerical experiment is made unique: a set ofrules and abbreviations used in reports and set properly separated and labeled segments

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