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# ITAT 2015
Information Technologies - Applications and Theory

### Proceedings ITAT 2015: Information Technologies - Applications and Theory

### Slovensky Raj, Slovakia, September 17-21, 2015.

Edited by

### Jakub Yaghob *

* Faculty of Mathematics and Physics, Charles University in Prague, Malostranské nám. 25, 118 00 Praha 1, Czech Republic

ITAT is an annual European conference focused mostly on the results of young researcher's, PhD students and other scientists from the area of computer science.

## Table of Contents

- Introduction

### ITAT 2015 Main Track

- Building a Computer System for the World’s Information (invited talk) 1
  Zbyněk Falt
- Evolutionary Algorithms - Selected Topics (invited talk) 2
  Ivan Zelinka
- Stability of Extents in One-Sided Fuzzy Concept Lattices 3-8
  Ľubomír Antoni, Stanislav Krajči, Ondrej Krídlo
- Hybrid Flow Graphs: Towards the Transformation of Sequential Code into Parallel Pipeline Networks 9-16
  Michal Brabec, David Bednárek
- Assessing Applicability of Power-Efficient Embedded Devices for Micro-Cloud Computing 17-22
  Martin Kruliš, Petr Stefan, Jakub Yaghob, Filip Zavoral
- Free or Fixed Word Order: What Can Treebanks Reveal? 23-29
  Vladislav Kuboň, Markéta Lopatková
- Efficient Computational Algorithm for Spline Surfaces 30-37
  Lukáš Miňo
- About Security of the RAK DEK 38-42
  Richard Ostertág
- Redukční Analýza a Pražský Závislostní Korpus 43-50
  Martin Plátek, Dana Pardubská, Karel Oliva
  (EN: Analysis by Reduction and the Prague Dependency Treebank)
- A Versatile Algorithm for Predictive Graph Rule Mining 51-58
  Karel Vaculík
- Extension of Business Rule Sets Using Data Mining of GUHA Association Rules 59-64
  Stanislav Vojíř

### Slovak and Czech NLP Workshop (SloNLP 2015)

- Resource-Light Acquisition of Inflectional Paradigms 66-73
  Radoslav Klíč, Jirka Hana
- Improvements to Korektor: A Case Study with Native and Non-Native Czech 73-80
  Loganathan Ramasamy, Alexandr Rosen, Pavel Straňák
- Spracovanie Prirodzeného Jazyka pre Interaktívne Rečové Rozhrania v Slovenčine 81-87
  Ján Staš, Daniel Hládek, Stanislav Ondáš, Daniel Zlacký, Jozef Juhár
  (EN: Natural Language Processing for Interactive Speech Interfaces in Slovak)
- Giving a Sense: A Pilot Study in Concept Annotation from Multiple Resources 88-94
  Roman Sudarikov, Ondřej Bojar
- Czech Aspect-Based Sentiment Analysis: A New Dataset and Preliminary Results 95-99
  Aleš Tamchyna, Ondřej Fiala, Kateřina Veselovská
- Implementation of a Search Engine for DeriNet 100-105
  Jonáš Vidra

### Workshop on Computational Intelligence and Data Mining (WCIDM 2015)

- Using Multi-Objective Optimization for the Selection of Ensemble Members 108-114
  Tomáš Bartoň, Pavel Kordík
- An Optimisation Strategy for the Catalytic Transformation of Bioethanol into Olefins Using Computational Intelligence 115-120
  Gorka Sorrosal, Cristina Martin, Cruz Enrique Borges, Ana María Macarulla, Ainhoa Alonso-Vicario
- Planning Fitness Training Sessions Using the Bat Algorithm 121-126
  Iztok Fister Jr., Samo Rauter, Karin Ljubič Fister, Dušan Fister, Iztok Fister
- Platform for Rapid Prototyping of AI Architectures 127-134
  Peter Hroššo, Jan Knopp, Jaroslav Vítků, Dušan Fedorčák
- Comparing Non-Linear Regression Methods on Black-Box Optimization Benchmarks 135-142
  Vojtěch Kopal, Martin Holeňa
- Evaluation of Association Rules Extracted during Anomaly Explanation 143-149
  Martin Kopp, Martin Holeňa
- Search for Structure in Audiovisual Recordings of Lectures and Conferences 150-158
  Michal Kopp, Petr Pulc, Martin Holeňa
- Investigation of Gaussian Processes in the Context of Black-Box Evolutionary Optimization 159-166
  Andrej Kudinov, Lukáš Bajer, Zbyněk Pitra, Martin Holeňa
- Limitations of One-Hidden-Layer Perceptron Networks 167-171
  Věra Kůrková
- Benchmarking Classifier Performance with Sparse Measurements 172-178
  Jan Motl
- Feature Extraction for Terrain Classification with Crawling Robots 179-185
  Jakub Mrva, Jan Faigl
- Comparing SVM, Gaussian Process and Random Forest Surrogate Models for the CMA-ES 186-193
  Zbyněk Pitra, Lukáš Bajer, Martin Holeňa
- A New Method to Combine Probability Estimates from Pairwise Binary Classifiers 193-199
  Ondrej Šuch, Štefan Beňuš, Andrea Tinajová

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