Contents
Contributors
Preface
1. Emerging Technologies and the Future of Software
Engineering
1.1. Introduction
1.2. Related Work
1.3. Sample of Software Platforms
1.3.1. The Internet of Things
1.3.2. Artificial Intelligence
1.3.3. Ubiquitous Computing
1.3.4. System of Systems
1.4. The Experiment
1.5. Conclusion and Future Work
References
2. Hybrid Models in Medical Diagnosis
2.1. Introduction to Medical Diagnosis
2.1.1. Problems in Diagnosis’ Formulation
2.1.2. Some Sources of Difficulties and Errors
2.2. Diagnosis as Classification-statistic and
Non-statistic Approaches
2.2.1. Bayesianism and Causality
2.2.2. Non-statistic Uncertainties: Fuzzy and Possibility
Measures
2.3. Fuzzy Decision Functions
2.3.1. Prerequisites of Fuzzy Decision
2.3.2. Fuzzy Decision in Medical Diagnosis
2.4. Abduction and Consistency Model-based Diagnosis in
First Order Logic
2.4.1. Abduction and Consistency-based Techniques
2.4.2. Arguments for Abduction
2.4.3. Direct Argumentation Systems
2.4.4. Dung’s Argumentation System. The Fixed Point
Approach
2.4.5. The Recursive Approach
2.4.6. CSPs for Argumentation Systems
2.5. Solving Problems through Searching
2.5.1. Dynamic Backtracking for CSPs
2.5.2. Dynamic Constraint Satisfaction Problems and
Algorithms
2.5.3. Dynamic Backtracking for DCSPs
2.6. The DiaMed System
2.6.1. Knowledge Representation
2.6.2. Medical Diagnosis as an aDCSP Problem
2.6.3. Algorithm
2.6.4. Example
2.7. Conclusions
References
3. A New Adaptive and Self-organizing Fuzzy Logic
Approach to Improve the Real-time Control Performance
3.1. Introduction
3.2.Layout Design of the Proposed Adaptive and
Self-organizing Fuzzy Logic Controller
3.2.1. Stage of Auto-learning: Adaptation of the Consequent
of the Rules
3.2.2. Self-organization Stage of Membership Functions
3.3. Application of the Presented Methodology
3.3.1. Temperature Control inside a Room
3.3.1.1. Implementation of the Used
Controllers
3.3.1.2. Analysis of Results and
Conclusion
3.3.2. Implementation of a Maximum Power Point Tracker for a
PV System
3.3.2.1. Implementation of MPP
Trackers Used
3.3.2.2. Analysis of Results
3.4. Conclusion
References
4. Low-dimensional Conjugated Polymer-based
Artificial Synapses
4.1. Introduction
4.2. Tunable Synaptic Plasticity in Crystallized
Conjugated Polymer Nanowire Artificial Synapses
4.2.1. Experimental Section
4.2.1.1. Device Fabrication
4.2.1.2. Device Characterization
4.2.2. Results and Discussion
4.3. Full-printed Ultra-flexible P3HT Nanowire Synaptic
Device
4.3.1. Experimental Section
4.3.1.1. Device Fabrication
4.3.1.2. Device Characterization
4.3.2. Result and Discussion
4.4. A ‘Polka Dot’-structured Two-dimensional Conjugated
Polymer-based Artificial Synapse 118
4.4.1. Experiment Section
4.4.1.1. Device Fabrication
4.4.1.2. Device Characterization
4.4.2. Results and Discussion
4.5. Summary and Outlook
Acknowledgement
References
5. A Java Application for
Modelling and Simulating Mobile Ad-hoc NETworks
5.1. Introduction
5.2. Models for Routing Protocols
5.2.1. MANET and Routing Protocols
5.2.2. Abstract State Machines and ASMETA
5.3. Defining MOTION
5.3.1. The Mobility Model
5.3.2. Models Based on Abstract State Machine
5.3.3. Specific Behavior of MOTION
5.4. Experiments with MOTION
5.5. Conclusions and Future Work
References
6.The Impact of the Covid
Pandemic and the Resilience of the Healthcare System in France:
Cooperation, Digital and Territorial Challenges
with
Information and Communication Approaches
6.1. Introduction
6.2. A Health System Already in Crisis, Strongly Impacted
by the Covid Crisis
6.2.1. A Health System Already in Crisis
6.2.2. Coordination to Fight against Compartmentalisation
and the Challenges of «Border» Areas
6.2.3. With Resilience challenges
6.3. Scientific Position and Methodology
6.3.1. A Research-action Position in Information and
Communication Sciences
6.3.2. Around Key Notions: Tensions, Situations,
Interactions, Ecosystems, Trust, Resilience
6.4. E-Health and Its Information and Communication Issues
6.4.1. The Development of E-Health Accelerated by the
Covid Crisis
6.4.2. The Different E-Health Supports
6.5. The Inescapable Challenges of the Territories
6.5.1. The Challenge of Social and Territorial Inequalities
in Health
6.5.2. Smart Cities / Stupid Villages?
6.5.3. A Health Dimension to be Better Taken into Account
6.5.4. Developing Territorial Resilience
6.6. The Lever for Innovative Experimentations in
Healthcare Interface Organisations (HIO)?
6.6.1. Setting up Interface Organisations in Healthcare
6.6.2. A Strong Challenge of Clarity and Complementarities
around New Forms of Cooperation and Integration
6.6.3. A Hybridisation of Professions?
6.6.4. The Importance of Evaluation (Assessment)
6.7. Conclusion
References
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