WAIT 2024 (February 6)

Date of the conference: February 6 (Tuesday), 2024

Venue of the conference: BME Building Q, room BF08

Full paper submission deadline: January 14, 2024


The Department of Control Engineering and Information Technology organizes an annual scientific workshop in the broader field of Information Technology, including but not limited to Software Engineering, Computer Graphics, Hardware Architecture, Robotics, Control Engineering, Medical Imaging, and Computer Vision to allow PhD students and young researches primarily to share their ideas and latest results. The conference language is English and Hungarian; that is, papers are expected in English, but presentations may be in Hungarian.

WAIT 2024 program (February 6, Tuesday, 2024)

 

Cloud computing (chairman: Balázs Goldschmidt)

Zoltán István Karsa  

VM placement load balancing between data centers

8.00

Imre Szeberényi and Tamás Máray

High Performance Computing past and present

8.20

Zoltán István Karsa  

Improve IO performance in cloud computing at KVM/QEMU hypervisor

8.40

Imre Szeberényi and Zoltán István Karsa

Usage of CIRCLE Cloud at BME VIK

9.00

 

Machine vision with deep learning (chairman: Balázs Csébfalvi)

Tamás Márk Fehér and Márton Szemenyei

Spatial Attacks in Monocular Depth Estimation

9.30

Blanka Bencsik and Márton Szemenyei

Multi-Domain Structural Pruning with Reinforcement Learning

9.50

Ádám Kürti and Márton Szemenyei

Spatially Adaptive License Plate Recognition and Monocular Speed Estimation for Vehicle Surveillance Systems

10.10

György Richárd Bogár and Márton Szemenyei

Pretraining Vision Encoders on Semantic Data

10.30

Erik Szász, Morui Zhu, Márton Vaitkus, and Mátyás Szántó

Enhancing Street-Level Environment Modelling Using 3D Gaussian Splatting

10.50

 

Computational physics and visualization (chairman: László Szécsi)

András Fridvalszky and László Szirmay-Kalos

Visualization of the Expanding Universe

11.20

Zoltán Simon

Time evolution simulation of the quantum mechanical wave function in 3D space

11.40

András Fridvalszky, László Szécsi, Dóra Varnyú, J.Imre Barabás, Áron Ghimessy, László Szilassy, and László Szirmay-Kalos

The GAMMA Surgical Guidance System

12.00

Dóra Varnyú and László Szirmay-Kalos

Automatic Tumor Contouring and Staging

12.20

Balázs Csébfalvi

An Analysis of Practical Interpolation Filters in terms of Curvature Reconstruction

12.40

 

Artificial Intelligence and Software Engineering (chairman: István Harmati)

Balázs Goldschmidt, Balázs Simon and Zoltán István Karsa

The capabilities of ChatGPT 3.5 solving CS exam problems

13.00

Luu Tung Hai and Márton Szemenyei

Enhancing Model Performance through Real and Distilled Dataset Fusion

13.20

Osama A. Salman and Gábor Hosszú

Using distance-based methods to calculate optimal and suboptimal parsimony trees

13.40

Katalin Balla

TMMi Structure - to Change or not to Change

14.00

Balázs Simon, Balázs Goldschmidt and Zoltán István Karsa

MetaGenerator: a Template-Based Code Generator Language for .NET

14.20

 

Control engineering and autonomous driving (chairman: Emese Gincsainé Szádeczky-Kardoss)

Sára Szénási and István Harmati

On a Reach-Avoid Problem

14.40

Zoltán Téczely and Bálint Kiss

Fuzzy H∞ control of a Steer-by-Wire system subject to actuator saturation

15.00

Gábor Paczolay and István Harmati

Improving Deep Deterministic Policy Gradient Algorithms by Critic-based Action Certainty Estimation

15.20

Zoltán Gyenes, Barnabás Finta, Bálint Kiss and Emese Gincsainé Szádeczky-Kardoss

Safety Acceleration Velocity Obstacle method

15.40

 

 

Biomedical engineering (chairman: Bálint Kiss)

Ameer Alsultani, Omer S. Alkhafaf, J. Geoffrey Chase, and Balázs Benyó

Design a Stepped Impedance Resonator Microstrip Filter for Glucose Concentration Detection

16.10

Petra Pintér, Bálint Szabó, Ákos Szlávecz, J. Geoffrey Chase and Balázs Benyó

Insulin sensitivity prediction for the STAR protocol using quantile regression

16.30

Omer S. Alkhafaf, Ameer B. Alsultani, Ákos Szlávecz, Alaa N. Roel, Béla Paláncz, Bálint Szabó, Cong Zhou, J. Geoffrey Chase, and Balázs Benyó

Quantile Regression Based Prediction of Insulin Sensitivity Using Neural Network Model for Better Glycaemic Control in Intensive Care

16.50

Alaa N. Roel, Omer S. Alkhafaf, Ameer B. Alsultani, Ákos Szlávecz, Béla Paláncz, Bálint Szabó, Cong Zhou, J. Geoffrey Chase, and Balázs Benyó

Prediction of Insulin Sensitivity Using Neural Network Based Quantile Regression: In-Silico Validation

17.10

 

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