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Artificial Intelligence in Sensors Technology

This special issue belongs to the section “Intelligent Sensors“.

Special Issue Information

This Special Issue gathers novel developments in the use of artificial intelligence techniques and algorithms in sensors, including both recent methodological developments and new results in applications. Given the focus on methodological developments, we strongly encourage authors to deposit their source code in a public repository (e.g., GitHub) if possible. Topics include but are not limited to the keywords given below.

The intensive development of modern sensor systems and sensor networks supporting many areas of human activity results in a huge amount of information that requires processing. Artificial intelligence can and should very actively support this challenge. The use of artificial neural networks, evolutionary algorithms, or classification techniques in the process of image recognition or the identification of behavior patterns in conjunction with fast and effective sensing can significantly contribute to the growth of technological progress in technical and medical sciences, as well as logistics and transport.

Prof. Dr. Wojciech Kempa
Dr. Iwona Paprocka
Guest Editors

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Keywords

  • Classification algorithms
  • Data clustering
  • Evolutionary algorithms in sensing
  • Neural networks
  • Data pattern recognition
  • Maintenance and production scheduling
  • Artificial intelligence in predictive and proactive scheduling
  • Energy efficient scheduling
  • Stochastic models in artificial intelligence
  • Queueing theory-based approach
  • Genetic programming
  • Project scheduling
  • Artificial intelligence in assembly line balancing
  • Disassembly line balancing

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Sensors - ISSN 1424-8220