4–6 Nov 2021
Iasi
Europe/Bucharest timezone

Session

Open Distance Learning && Technologies for Future Internet

A3
5 Nov 2021, 14:00
Virtual Room A

Virtual Room A

Description

Chair Lenuta Alboaie
ODL & TFI Virtual Room A

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  1. Mr Rudolf Alex KOVACS (Technical University of Cluj-Napoca, Computer Science Department)
    05/11/2021, 14:00
    Technologies for Future Internet

    The paper studies the feasibility of building a shared AS blockchain infrastructure employing a collaborative game theory approach. Game theory is used due to its versatility on analyzing situation where the outcome depends on the actions of several actors (AS) and on the estimated payoff when an actor makes a decision. The games chosen are in the category of Cooperative Game type, where...

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  2. Elena Oana CIMPIANU
    05/11/2021, 14:20
    Open Distance Learning

    Abstract - Working from home will become a more standardized and accepted thing; it will take a long time for people to return to the office, which will continue to focus on everything related to accessibility, remote technology and data retrieval. All those who were involved in transforming the teaching process from traditional to online, were not prepared for this and encountered a number of...

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  3. Serban-Ioan CIOFU
    05/11/2021, 14:40
    Open Distance Learning

    Maintaining a fair environment in the academia has
    always been of high importance. Leaving ethics aside, it is a
    fundamental factor for an efficient and prosperous educational
    process. This process is continuously changing and evolving,
    always trying to perfect itself. However, with all the benefits,
    it also creates a new context for cheating and fraud, that we are
    aiming to keep up with and...

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  4. Mrs Cristina Georgiana CALANCEA (University Alexandru Ioan Cuza Iasi, Romania)
    05/11/2021, 15:00
    Technologies for Future Internet
    Paper presentation

    In this paper, we propose the “Optimal Byzantine Fault Tolerance” consensus algorithm for permissioned replicated distributed systems with Byzantine fault tolerance. It seems to achieve total fairness, in the sense that it is impossible for an attacker to manipulate which of two transactions will be chosen to be first in the consensus order. It has asynchrony, no leaders, no round robin and no...

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  5. Mr Dan-Andrei MARGIN (Technical University of Cluj-Napoca)
    05/11/2021, 15:20
    Technologies for Future Internet
    Paper presentation

    IoT devices are growing rapidly in number and networks become more complex than ever. Therefore, network traffic prediction is a topic that needs special attention, allowing network administrators to be able to continuously adjust network parameters. This paper is focused on Echo State Networks (ESN), a quite new type of Recurrent Networks which can be used for times series prediction....

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  6. Iulia-Maria Florea FLOREA (Politehnica University of Bucharest)
    05/11/2021, 15:40
    Technologies for Future Internet
    Paper presentation

    Recent work in machine learning has provided promising results regarding short text classification. However, in case of technical abstracts and datasets, there are some cases when unsupervised algorithms fail to reach the optimal results. This paper presents a detailed description of a text classification system for short technical texts and datasets from a single domain, together with...

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