Volume 2 Number 1 March 2013

    
An Approach of Schema Versioning in Geographical Databases

Sonda Zghal

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Abstract The managing of Database (DB) schema evolution is already a very interesting research domain. The main used mechanism for this management is the versioning. It provides a solution for handling changes in the structure of databases and it is widely used in the context of static, temporal and object oriented databases. With the growing interest in geographical databases, the managing... Read More


Co-occurrential Analysis for a Selection of Discriminating Features in Opinion Detection

Fayçal rédha Saidani, Idir Rassoul

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Abstract In this article we describe the experience applied to opinions classification with textometric tools. Our objective is to show, in one hand, the contribution of cooccurrentional analysis to the classification of opinions polarity compared to the purely lexical proceeds, and, in the other hand, the manner of mutualizing the advantages of the co-occurrences study and the classification methods based on... Read More


On the Effect of Data Reduction on Classification Accuracy

Syrine Ben Meskina

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Abstract Data reduction is an important pre-processing step to both supervised and unsupervised machine learning problems. In this paper, we investigate, in a first part, the two existing strategies for data reduction which are feature selection (FS) and dimensionality reduction (DR). In a second part, we study the impact of different data reduction methods on supervised machine learning in terms of... Read More


Using Graphic Processors for Computer Vision Applications

Marwa Chouchene, Fatma Ezahra Sayadi, Mohamed Atri, Rached Tourki

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Abstract All modern PCs are equipped with an extraordinarily powerful graphic card based on a GPU “Graphic Process Unit”. A component that must be present to be able to animate the 3D games. But, nowadays we use this component to relieve the CPU and thus by asking the GPU to perform heavy parallel computation and quite important applications such as image... Read More


Audio Search in a Large Audio Database

Larbi Guezouli, Lahcene Guezouli, Hassane Essafi, Med Amine Ouddan

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Abstract This paper proposes a new method of audio indexing and identification. This new method called CASIA (Calculation of Similarity Audio) is composed by two steps: indexing and identification. In the indexing step, each audio document is pre-processed before the extraction of a set of basic audio descriptors, which characterize the temporal and the spectral information. In the identification step, a... Read More