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Technological and Economic Development of Economy | 2009

An approach of multi-agent control of bio-robots using intelligent recognition diagnosis of persons with moving disabilities

Antanas Andrius Bielskis; Dale Dzemydiene; Vitalij Denisov; Arūnas Andziulis; Darius Drungilas

Abstract The aims of this research are focused on the construction of intellectualized equipments for people with moving disabilities to help them in sustainable integration into environment. The problem is to reveal main components of diagnosis of disabled persons, as well as to develop decision making models which are integrated into the control mechanisms of the special equipments, that are assigned to the class of bio‐robots. This paper analyses the approach of the construction of such type of bio‐robots with possibilities to integrate different knowledge representation techniques for the development of the reinforcement framework with multiple cooperative agents for the recognition of the diagnosis of emotional situation of disabled persons. Large‐scale of multidimensional recognitions of emotional diagnosis of disabled persons often generate a large amount of multi‐dimensional data with complex recognition mechanisms, based on the integration of different knowledge representation techniques and comp...


international conference on artificial intelligence and soft computing | 2010

Data mining approaches for intelligent E-Social care decision support system

Darius Drungilas; Antanas Andrius Bielskis; Vitalij Denisov; Dalė Dzemydienė

Large-scale of multidimensional recognitions of emotional diagnosis of disabled persons often generate large amount of multidimensional data with complex recognition mechanisms. The problem is to reveal main components of diagnosis and to construct flexible decision making support system. Sensors can easily record primary data, however the recognition of abnormal situations, clusterization of emotional stages and resolution for certain type of diagnosis is oncoming issue for bio-robot constructors. This paper analyses the possibilities of integration of different knowledge representation techniques, especially data mining methods, for development of the reinforcement framework with multiple cooperative agents for recognition of the prediction criteria of diagnosis of emotional situation of disabled persons. The research results present further development of model of framework with integration of the evaluation of data mining methods for wheelchair type robots working in real time by providing movement support for disabled individuals.


computer, information, and systems sciences, and engineering | 2010

An Intelligent Control System Based on Non-Invasive Man Machine Interaction

Darius Drungilas; Antanas Andrius Bielskis; Vitalij Denisov

This paper presents further development of intelligent multi-agent based e-health care system for people with movement disabilities. The research results present further development of multi-layered model of this system with integration of fuzzy neural control of speed of two wheelchair type robots working in real time by providing movement support for disabled individuals. An approach of filtering of skin conductance (SC) signals using Nadaraya-Watson kernel regression smoothing for emotion recognition of disabled individuals is described and implemented in the system by R software tool. The unsupervised clustering by self organizing maps (SOM) of data sample of physiological parameters extracted from SC signals was proposed in order to reduce teacher noise as well as to increase of speed and accuracy of learning process of multi-layer perceptron (MLP) training.


The Scientific World Journal | 2015

Advanced Approach of Multiagent Based Buoy Communication.

Gediminas Gricius; Darius Drungilas; Arunas Andziulis; Dale Dzemydiene; Miroslav Voznak; Mindaugas Kurmis; Sergej Jakovlev

Usually, a hydrometeorological information system is faced with great data flows, but the data levels are often excessive, depending on the observed region of the water. The paper presents advanced buoy communication technologies based on multiagent interaction and data exchange between several monitoring system nodes. The proposed management of buoy communication is based on a clustering algorithm, which enables the performance of the hydrometeorological information system to be enhanced. The experiment is based on the design and analysis of the inexpensive but reliable Baltic Sea autonomous monitoring network (buoys), which would be able to continuously monitor and collect temperature, waviness, and other required data. The proposed approach of multiagent based buoy communication enables all the data from the costal-based station to be monitored with limited transition speed by setting different tasks for the agent-based buoy system according to the clustering information.


Proceedings of the 4th International Conference on Vehicle Technology and Intelligent Transport Systems | 2018

Intelligent Containers Network Concept

Sergej Jakovlev; Audrius Senulis; Mindaugas Kurmis; Darius Drungilas; Zydrunas Lukosius

In this paper, a novel approach is presented to increase the security of shipping containers transportation and storage in container yards. This approach includes wireless sensors networks with programmable modules to increase the effectiveness of the decision support functionality for operators’ onsite. This approach is closely related to the Container Security Initiative and is intended to deepen knowledge in the intelligent transportation research area. This paper examines an urgent challenge secure of cargo transportation in containers, i.e., how quickly it is possible to detect dangerous goods in shipping containers without changing their tightness and hence rationally implements international security regulations all around the world. This paper contributes to the development of new approaches of shipping containers handling and monitoring in terms of smart cities and smart ports (for the development of the Smart Port initiative) for ports that have higher levels of security violations. This contribution is addressed as an informative measure to the general public working in the Information and Communications Technologies (ICT) research area.


International Conference on Advanced Engineering  Theory and Applications | 2017

Multi-sensor Data Fusion Technique to Detect Radiation Emission in Wireless Sensor Networks

Sergej Jakovlev; Mindaugas Kurmis; Darius Drungilas; Zydrunas Lukosius; Miroslav Voznak

Detection of objects emitting radiation is a classical problem widely analyzed by many authors worldwide; however, new computerized data analysis wireless sensor network and systems are emerging daily and require application of optimal sensors data fusion methods to increase their effectiveness even further. Conventional monitoring and other radiation emission detection systems lack optimal resources allocation in harsh and huge environments with shielding materials preventing in-time easy event detection. That is why many security issues are partially omitted in our daily lives and even in industry, including international cargo transportation operations, due to the need for a larger amount of high precision sensors to be deployed on larger areas with different technological standards and their high procurement and exploitation costs. Such conventional sensor systems are already used in many areas including detection of dirty bombs in containers (US Homeland Security initiative - Container security initiative (CSI)), but only in certain areas with relatively low efficiency. In this paper, a theoretical mathematical model is presented and discussed to lower the radiation emission detection time using DAI-DAO data fusion technique in crucial security systems. A known problem of dirty bomb detection in a container terminal is presented as an example to demonstrate the problem area and the effectiveness of the proposed solution.


International conference on prediction, modeling and analysis of complex systems, NOSTRADAMUS 2014 | 2014

SOM Based Multi-agent Hydro Meteorological Data Collection System

Gediminas Gricius; Darius Drungilas; Arunas Andziulis; Dale Dzemydiene; Miroslav Voznak

The paper presents the possibilities of development the hydro meteoro-logical data collection system (HMDCS) involving advanced technologies such as multi agent based interaction and data collection between several monitoring system’s nodes (i.e. buoys) based on self-organizing maps (SOM). The require-ments for such system development are rather complex and are attached to allow-ing the real-time monitoring, control, and prediction of the negative consequences of contamination of surface water recourses and making their evaluation by effec-tiveness in monitoring of Baltic Sea surface water. The experiment is based on the design an inexpensive, but reliable Baltic Sea autonomous monitoring network (buoys), which would be able, continuously monitor and collect temperature, waviness, and other required data. Moreover, it makes ability to monitor all the data from the costal-based station with limited transition speed by setting different tasks for agent based buoy system according to the SOM.


Elektronika Ir Elektrotechnika | 2008

Modelling of Intelligent Multi-Agent based E-health Care System for People with Movement Disabilities

Antanas Andrius Bielskis; Darius Drungilas; Gediminas Gricius; O. Ramašauskas


Elektronika Ir Elektrotechnika | 2015

Multi-Agent-Based Human Computer Interaction of E-Health Care System for People with Movement Disabilities

Antanas Andrius Bielskis; V. Denisovas; Darius Drungilas; Gediminas Gricius; D. Dzemydienė


Advances in Electrical and Electronic Engineering | 2013

Development of the real time situation identification model for adaptive service support in vehicular communication networks domain

Mindaugas Kurmis; Arunas Andziulis; Dale Dzemydiene; Sergej Jakovlev; Miroslav Voznak; Darius Drungilas

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Dale Dzemydiene

Mykolas Romeris University

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Miroslav Voznak

Technical University of Ostrava

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