To date, has been the primary driver of global innovation, compet- itiveness and cultural development. It is also a powerful engine for creating new job opportunities, expanding market segments and inspiring new horizons ...

The market for biometric technology continues to grow. Biomet rics is used in the real world in a wide variety of fields, from surveillance, health care, advertising, Human-Robot Interaction to security and trust. Interest ...

In our society, learners face the constantly growing world evolution, its technological progress and the big questions that innovations spark. The increasing demand of computing competences reflects the spread of targeted ...

In recent years, there has been an explosion of data shared online. The majority of this internet information is in text format, and can be used as a source to create new knowledge. These data are frequently unstructured ...

The healthcare industry plays a critical role in saving lives ev ery day. As a result, researchers, physicians, and experts are constantly working to find new ways to address illnesses and dis abilities. In addition, ...

This work has a two-fold objective, achieved through two lines of research. The first, purely industrial, focuses on the technical-scientific difficulties related to collecting, tokenizing, and producing value from ...

The advent of the Internet of Things (IoT), with the consequent changes in network architectures and communication dynamics, has strongly conditioned the security market by radically shifting traditional per- ceptions of ...

Biometric technologies have historically been explored as Pattern Recognition systems. Over the past three decades, biometric- based human recognition systems have significantly changed and improved. Applications in ...

The Internet and advanced communication networks, such as IoT and cellular net- works, produce enormous and diverse traffic data flows. The behavior of network traffic in these networks is highly intricate due to factors ...

To identify a person by means of fully automatic systems is still an open problem and a matter of social concern. Many of the approaches coping with this problem are based on the combination of biometrics and computer ...