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Regular papers

  1. Lucas Alland, Attila Sali and Nicole Wu:
    Non-redundant Systems of Independence Atoms in Relational Databases

  2. Viktor Árgilán, József Békési, Gábor Galambos and Imre Papp:
    Implementation of a Vehicle and Driver Scheduling Model: a Case Study

  3. Daniil Baldouski, Balázs Dávid and Miklós Krész:
    Merging Operations in the Open-Shop Scheduling Problem

  4. Ahmed Dabbous and András Bóta:
    Hybrid Reinforcement Learning Enhanced Genetic Algorithm for the Capacitated Vehicle Routing Problem with Split Deliveries and Heterogeneous Fleet

  5. Pál Dömösi and Géza Horváth:
    Scrambler Automaton Block Cipher for IoT Devices

  6. Máté Hegyháti:
    Empiric results on the achievable performance gains by the inclusion of instance-specific information in a scheduling optimizer

  7. Štefan Horvat, Damjan Strnad, Domen Mongus and Matej Brumen:
    Harvest plan generation in precision agriculture

  8. Boštjan Hren and Tomaž Dobravec:
    ALGatorGraph: A Java Library for Graph Generation and Manipulation within the ALGator System

  9. Csaba Kebelei and Máté Hegyháti:
    Flexibility vs. efficiency: a study in sawmill scheduling

  10. Mihály Kiss and Gábor Berend:
    Cost-Sensitive Overview of Model Ensembling for Machine-Generated Text Detection

  11. Nikola Kovačević, Črtomir Tavzes and Balázs Dávid:
    A discrete event simulation model for analyzing the wood waste reverse supply chain

  12. Gábor Kusper:
    Engineering CSFLOC: A Subsumption-Driven Clause-Counting SAT Solver

  13. Ahmed Mansour, Csaba Beleznai, Fabio F. Oberweger, Verena Widhalm, Nadezda Kirillova and Horst Possegger:
    A Synthetic Multi-View Tracking and 3D Pose Dataset for Automated Airport Visual Surveillance

  14. Benedek Nagy:
    Automata for context-free trace languages and permutation languages (extended abstract)

  15. David Podgorelec, Luka Lukač, Sašo Pečnik, Blaž Repnik and Borut Žalik:
    Sphere Target-Based Point Cloud Registration in a Railway Safety Application

  16. Sylvert Prian Tahalea and Miklós Krész:
    Towards a Category-Theoretic Informatics Model of PSPP Linkages in Biomaterials

  17. Sylvert Prian Tahalea, Arkadiusz Kawa and Balázs Dávid:
    Modularity aware graph clustering for exploratory tasks with a case study of the biomass supply chain

  18. Alain Quilliot:
    Bi-Level Routing and Scheduling

  19. Sandor Szabo and Bogdan Zavalnij:
    Reducing #SAT to k-clique enumeration

  20. Ádám Szaller, Balázs Dávid, Peter Egri, Miklós Krész and József Váncza:
    Robust (re)Design of Material Flow in Circular Networks – a Scientific Approach

     

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  1. Prince Appiah and Angeli Awasthi:
    Digital Forensics: Development of Advanced Process Framework for Mobile Forensics (Apfmf)

  2. Uroš Čibej:
    A catalogue of small patterns of uniquely satisfiable formulas

  3. Ida Gjergji, Lucas Kletzander, Nysret Musliu, Andrea Schaerf and Kate Smith-Miles:
    Investigating the Capacitated Facility Location Problem with Customer Incompatibilities Using Instance Space Analysis

  4. Ervin Gyori:
    Turan numbers of planar graphs

  5. Lóránd Heidrich, Ádám Kovács and Gábor Kusper:
    A Stochastic Forecasting Engine for Sports Analytics Using Monte Carlo Simulation

  6. Gyula O.H. Katona:
    Identification of a monotone Boolean function with k “reasons” as a combinatorial search problem

  7. Janez Konc and Dušanka Janežič:
    Efficient Algorithms for the MaximumWeight Clique Problem with Applications to Protein Binding Site Analysis

  8. Jovan Pavlović, László Hajdu and Miklós Krész:
    Modeling Diffusion on Networks Reshaped by Global Interventions

  9. Matic Požar and Miklós Krész:
    Towards Network-Aware Uplift Modeling via Influence Maximization

  10. Miklós Simonovits:
    Stability phenomena in Discrete Mathematics

  11. Jani Suban:
    The Impact of Alphabet Size on Text Indexing

  12. Móric Váradi, Zsolt Ercsey, Tamás Storcz and Zoltán Kovács:
    Advantages of solving the tram driver assignment problem using process networks

  13. Máté Vass, Péter Kardos, Richárd Farkas and Miklós Krész:
    DogMa: A Dogtag-Based Knowledge Graph Entity Matching Framework

  14. Janez Žerovnik:
    On 4-domination and 4-rainbow domination of cylindrical graphs