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Advances in Information Processing and Protection (2007)

Advances in Information Processing and Protection (2007)

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The Computer Science is relatively new field which is developing very fast not only because due to the huge interest of scientists and the market request, but also because this science has created possibilities for people of investigation and solved many problems that some time ago seemed to be insolvable. Such problems had only been described in science fiction novels, like underwater journeys of captain Nemo described by Jules Verne in XIX century. At present, various human dreams are successively becoming reality exactly as the underwater journeys became possible in the XX century. The proposed book gives you a view of the progress in such domains of Computer Science as Artificial Intelligence, Biometrics, Security of Information Technology, Computer Information Systems and Industrial Management. The works contained in the book describe the newest investigation results of devoted scientists from Europe and Asia. The book is written in a hard scientific language. It is really valuable and I am sure it will deliver you many scientific benefits. Professor Andrzej Piegat Szczecin University of Technology Faculty of Computer Science and Information Systems and University of Szczecin, Poland Faculty of Economic Sciences and Management ACKNOWLEDGMENTS We would like to express our indebtedness to all professors and IPC Members who took upon themselves the task of reviewing the papers presented in this book. They are:

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Pub dateOct 25, 2007
ISBN-100387731369
ISBN-139780387731360
LanguageEnglish
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