Abstract: Semiotic components in the relations of complex systems depend on the Subject. There are two main semiotic components: Neutrosophic and Modal. Modal components are alethical and deontical. In this paper the authors applied the theory of Neutrosophy and Modal Logic to Deontical Impure Systems.

Abstract: In this paper we are proposing a generic visual model for automatic exam system. We use UML as modeling language to model this system. This model is totally generic and extendable according to the requirements of any type of institution which conducts automatic exams. Furthermore, this model also helps in improving automatic exam system by showing performance analysis of students and evaluation using WEKA data mining methods.

Abstract: In this paper, we are proposing a new cloud computing solution for government hospitals of 3^rd world countries to better access patient’s medical information. Existing system is based on manual paper work and independent standalone applications in some districts’/ small towns’ hospitals which results in waste of resources, high construction and maintenance costs and difficult to manage and maintain. The main objective of proposing cloud based solution is to reduce the cost (construction and maintenance), to reduce data loss risk, to gather all the government hospitals on one platform to better access patients’ medical information for easy management and maintenance. The proposed cloud computing solution is intended to be used by government hospitals of 3^rd world countries; however the solution is generic and can be used by government hospitals of any country and the community based hospitals.

Abstract: The new demands for high-definition and high resolution video applications are pushing the development of new techniques in the video coding area. Motion estimation (ME) is one of the key elements in video coding standard which eliminates the temporal redundancies between successive frames. In the recent international video coding standards, sub-pixel ME is proposed for its excellent coding performance. DCT (Discrete Cosine Transform) has been widely used for digital signal processing and multimedia applications, especially video codec. In regards to interpolation for motion estimation and compensation, the conventional HEVC employs 8-tap and 4-tap filters for luma and chroma samples respectively. Coefficients in such filters are determined by DCT. This paper presents and implements the DCT-based Quarter-pixel Interpolation filter for motion estimation and compression of HEVC standard using Matlab.

Abstract: The Patten’s Theory of the Environment, supposes an impotent contribution to the Theoretical Ecology. The hypothesis of the duality of environments, the creaon and genon functions and the three developed propositions are so much of great importance in the field of the Applied Mathematical as Ecology. The authors have undertaken an amplification and revision of this theory, developing the following steps: 1) A theory of processes. 2) A definition of structural and behavioural functions. 3) A probabilistic definition of the environmental functions. In this paper the authors develop the theory of behavioural functions, begin the theory of environmental functions and give a complementary focus to the theory of processes that has been developed in precedent papers.

Abstract: The introduced system including the hardware and software actually allows phones to recognize and audibly identify places, orientation and give the ability to route in the close places almost instantly. Smartphones will become an incredible and depending on the cost of the software potentially affordable aid for blind or impaired individuals. In the past decade there has been a huge leap in technology and technological advancements but unfortunately most of these technological advancements failed to consider an important part of the community which is people with visual disabilities that are also known as visually impaired individuals. Still there are many aspects of the digital world that shall be customized by them. In this work we introduce a mobile application that will allow a visually impaired individual to use a touch screen smartphone without any human assistance, In addition to converting this smartphone into a tool used by the visually impaired individual allowing him to walk freely in the outdoor environment, go from one place to another and overcome several obstacles that he might face while being outside.

Abstract: Proteins perform their functions by interaction with other molecules known as target. Protein-target interactions are very specific in nature and occur at predefined locations in proteins known as hotspots. For successful protein-target interaction both protein and target must share common spectral component known as characteristic frequency. Characteristic frequency is very importance since it forms basis for protein-target interactions, thus an approach for determination of characteristic frequency in proteins using discrete cosine transform (DCT) is illustrated in this paper. The performance of the proposed method is observed to be better than existing approaches and is illustrated using simulation examples.

Abstract: This article considers two types of triple integrals and uses Maple for verification. The infinite series forms of the two types of triple integrals can be obtained using binomial series and integration term by term theorem. In addition, some examples are used to demonstrate the calculations.

Abstract: The mathematical models of the complex reality are texts belonging to a certain literature that is written in a semi-formal language, denominated L(M_T) by the authors whose laws linguistic mathematics have been previously defined. This text possesses linguistic entropy that is the reflection of the physical entropy of the processes of real world that said text describes. Through the temperature of information defined by Mandelbrot, the authors begin a text-reality thermodynamic theory that drives to the existence of information attractors, or highly structured point, settling down a heterogeneity of the space text, the same one that of ontologic space, completing the well-known law of Saint Mathew, of the General Theory of Systems and formulated by Margalef saying: “To the one that has more he will be given, and to the one that doesn't have he will even be removed it little that it possesses."

Abstract: Many factors can affect radio frequency identification (RFID) system performance. This paper focuses on three selected factors: the RF attenuation, the tagged material, and the tag orientations angle. The effect of the RF attenuation on the response rate of the BlueBean RFID Development Lab System was tested and read ranges at various tag orientations angles were measured. A design of experiments (DOE) method was used to understand and quantify the relative influence of the three factors on the read range of the BlueBean RFID system. There are two main methods of measuring tag performance. The first method uses fixed distance to the tag and finds the minimum transmitted power at which the tag becomes detectable. The second method uses fixed transmitted power while the tag is being moved away until it cannot be read. Both the two experimental methods were used and a comparative study of the two methods was conducted using a non-parametric method based on the U test.