Advances in Artificial Intelligence

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Karim Tabia

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From Theory to Practice

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Salem Benferhat • Karim Tabia

Moonis Ali (Eds.)

Advances in

Artificial Intelligence

From Theory to Practice

30th International Conference

on Industrial Engineering and Other Applications

of Applied Intelligent Systems, IEA/AIE 2017

Arras, France, June 27–30, 2017

Proceedings, Part I

123

Editors

Salem Benferhat

Artois University

Lens

France

Karim Tabia

Artois University

Lens

France

Moonis Ali

Texas State University

San Marcos, TX

USA

ISSN 0302-9743 ISSN 1611-3349 (electronic)

Lecture Notes in Artificial Intelligence

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Preface

In many industrial applications, there is a real need to develop intelligent systems that

deal with complex, open, and dynamic information systems. These information systems often involve a huge amount of data that may be incomplete, heterogeneous,

pervaded with uncertainty, and inconsistent with available ontologies or expert

knowledge.

This volume, entitled Advances in Artificial Intelligence: From Theory to Practice,

contains the papers presented at the 30th International Conference on Industrial,

Engineering, and Other Applications of Applied Intelligent Systems (IEA/AIE 2017)

which was held in Arras (France), during June 27–30, 2017. This edition continues the

tradition of emphasizing applications of applied intelligent systems to solve real-life

problems in all areas including engineering, science, industry, automation and robotics,

business and finance, health care, agronomy, anomaly detection, human–machine

interactions, etc.

In this 30th year of the IEA/AIE conference, we received 180 papers for the main and

the special tracks. We accepted 70 papers as full papers and 45 papers as short papers.

All accepted papers were carefully reviewed by Program Committee members. The

accepted papers cover a wide array of applied artificial intelligence topics including

knowledge representation and reasoning, machine learning, argumentation systems,

ontological reasoning, computer animation, non-monotonic and uncertainty-based

reasoning, graphical models, decision support systems, recommendation systems,

meta-heuristics, planning and scheduling, practical problem solving, etc.

In addition to the list of accepted papers, the conference greatly benefited from

invited lectures by three world-leading researchers in applied artificial intelligence:

(a) Jian J. Zhang (Professor of Computer Graphics at the National Centre for Computer

Animation, Bournemouth University, UK), who gave a talk on “Creativity for Research

– An Analogy Model”; (b) Umberto Straccia (Senior Researcher at the Istituto di

Scienza e Tecnologie dell’ Informazione (ISTI) of the Italian National Council of

Research CNR), who gave a talk on “Fuzzy Semantic Web Languages and Beyond”;

and (c) Leendert van der Torre (Professor of Computer Science at University of

Luxembourg, Luxembourg), who gave a talk on “Rational Enterprise Architecture.”

In addition to the main track, the following special tracks were organized:

– Agronomy and Artificial Intelligence

– Anomaly Detection

– Applications of Argumentation

– Conditionals and Non-monotonic Reasoning

– De Finetti’s Heritage in Uncertainty and Decision-Making

– Computational Intelligence in Databases

– Graphical Models: From Theory to Applications

– Innovative Applications of Textual Analysis Based on AI

– Intelligent Systems in Health Care and mHealth for Health Outcomes

Additionally, two affiliated workshops were also organized:

– Workshop on ASP Technologies for Querying Large-Scale Multiple-Source

Heterogeneous Web Information, WASPIQ 2017 (co-chairs Odile Papini, Salem

Benferhat, Laurent Garcia, and Marie-Laure Mugnier)

– Computer Animation and Artificial Intelligence, CAnimAI (co-chairs The Duy Bui,

Sylvain Lagrue, Hongchuan Yu, Huu-Hoa Nguyen, Pradorn Sureephong, Mohd

Shafry Mohd Rahim, and Karim Tabia)

We would like to thank the following organizations/projects for their support of the

conference:

– International Society of Applied Intelligence (ISAI)

– University of Artois, France

– Centre Nationale de la Recherche Scientifique (CNRS), France

– The ANR (French National Research Agency) project ASPIQ (ASP Technologies

for Querying Large-Scale Multisource Heterogeneous Web Information)

– The European RISE (Research and Innovation Staff Exchange) project AniAge

(High-Dimensional Heterogeneous Data-Based Animation Techniques for Southeast Asian Intangible Cultural Heritage Digital Content).

We would like to thank all the members of the Program Committees (from the main

and the special tracks), as well as the additional reviewers, who devoted their time for

the reviewing process. We thank all the authors of submitted papers, the invited

speakers, and the participants for their scientific contributions to the conference.

Finally, we would like to thank all the Organizing Committee members (with a special

thanks to Sylvain Lagrue, from CRIL, CNRS-University of Artois) for their excellent

local organization, which made the IEA/AIE-2017 conference a success.

May 2017 Salem Benferhat

Karim Tabia

Moonis Ali

VI Preface

Organization

Executive Committee

General Chair

Moonis Ali, USA

International Advisory Committee

Hamido Fujita, Japan (Chair)

Enrique Herrera-Viedma, Spain

Francisco Chiclana, UK

Yinglin Wang, China

Love Ekenberg, Sweden

Imre Rudas, Hungary

Shiliang Sun, China

Vincenzo Loia, Italy

Ali Selamat, Malaysia

Bipin Indurkhya, Poland

Chris Bowman, Australia

Jun Sasaki, Japan

Ligang Zhou, Macao

Rajendra Acharya, Singapore

Levente Kovacs, Hungary

Program Co-chairs

Salem Benferhat, France

Karim Tabia, France

Local Co-chairs

Salem Benferhat, France

Sylvain Lagrue, France

Special Sessions Co-chairs

Zied Bouraoui, UK

Steven Schockaert, UK

Workshop Co-chairs

Jianbing Ma, UK

Hongchuan Yu, UK

Social Events and Local Arrangements Co-chairs

Fahima Cheikh-Alili, France

Nathalie Chetcuti-Sperandio, France

Karim Tabia, France

Web Co-chairs

Jérôme Delobelle, France

Fabien Delorme, France

Amélie Levray, France

Publicity Chair

Farid Nouioua, France

Registration and Financial Chair

Virginie Delahaye, France

Local Organizing Committee

François Chevallier, France

Jérôme Delobelle, France

Yacine Izza, France

Amélie Levray, France

Emmanuel Lonca, France

Valentin Montmirail, France

Imen Ouled Dlala, France

Éric Piette, France

Nicolas Szczepanski, France

Program Committee (Main Track)

Carole Adam, France

Mario Alviano, Italy

Youngchul Bae, South Korea

Edurne Barrenechea, Spain

Fevzi Belli, Germany

Nahla Ben Amor, Tunisia

Sadok Ben Yahia, Tunisia

Jamal Bentahar, USA

Mehul Bhatt, Germany

Isabelle Bloch, France

Leszek Borzemski, Poland

Thouraya Bouabana Tebibel, Algeria

Imen Boukhris, Tunisia

Mustapha Bourahla, Algeria

Zied Bouraoui, UK

Narhimene Boustia, Algeria

Patrick Brezillon, France

The Duy Bui, Vietnam

Stephane Cardon, France

Tristan Cazenave, France

Martine Cebiero, USA

Michael C.W. Chan, Hong Kong,

SAR China

Darryl Charles, UK

Shyi-Ming Chen, Taiwan

Laurence Cholvy, France

VIII Organization

Paul Chung, UK

Mike Cook, UK

Fabio Cozman, Brazil

José Valente de Oliveira, Portugal

Georgios Dounias, Greece

Florence Dupin De Saint Cyr, France

Zied Elouedi, Tunisia

Roberta Ferrario, Italy

Philippe Fournier-Viger, China

Hamido Fujita, Japan

Eric Jacopin, France

Laurent Garcia, France

Lluis Godo, Spain

Maciej Grzenda, Poland

Allel Hadjali, France

Jun Hakura, Japan

Shyamanta M. Hazarika, India

Bipin Indurkhya, Poland

He Jiang, China

Bian Jiang, USA

Vicente Julian, Spain

Gabriele Kern-Isberner, Germany

Faiza Khellaf, Algeria

Frank Klawonn, Germany

Vladik Kreinovich, USA

Amruth Kumar, USA

Bora Kumova, Turkey

Sylvain Lagrue, France

Jean-Charles Lamirel, France

Jooyoung Lee, USA

Chang-Hwan Lee, South Korea

Mehdi Kaytoue, France

Arnaud Lallouet, France

Eric Lefevre, France

Philippe Leray, France

Mark Sh. Levin, Russia

Amélie Levray, France

Vincenzo Loia, Italy

Bouzar Lydia, Algeria

Jianbing Ma, UK

Thi Chau Ma, Vietnam

Francesco Marcelloni, Italy

Joao Marques-Silva, Portugal

Arnaud Martin, France

Philippe Mathieu, France

Kishan Mehrotra, USA

Carlos Mencia, Spain

Engelbert Mephu Nguifo, France

Enrique Miranda, Spain

François Modave, USA

Yasser Mohammad, Egypt

Mohd Shafry Mohd Rahim, Malaysia

Aïcha Mokhtari, Algeria

Malek Mouhoub, USA

Thanhthuy Nguyen, Vietnam

Ngoc-Thanh Nguyen, Poland

Farid Nouioua, France

Jae Oh, USA

Santiago Ontanon, USA

Meltem Ozturk, France

Gregorio Sainz Palmero, Spain

Odile Papini, France

Rafael Peñaloza, Italy

Eric Piette, France

Don Potter, USA

Nico Potyka, Germany

Henri Prade, France

Guilin Qi, China

Chedy Raissi, France

Srini Ramaswamy, USA

Florian Richoux, France

Abdallah Saffidine, Australia

Giuseppe Sanfilippo, Italy

Paulo E. Santos, Brazil

Steven Schockaert, UK

Karima Sedki, France

Michael Spranger, France

Pradorn Sureephong, Thailand

Armando Tacchella, Italy

Choh Man Teng, USA

Le Thanh Ha, Vietnam

Ruck Thawonmas, Japan

Marco Valtorta, USA

Barbara Vantaggi, Italy

Ivan Varzinczak, France

Zsolt Janos Viharos, Hungary

Marco Viviani, Italy

Martijn Warnier, The Netherlands

Mary-Anne Williams, Australia

Safa Yahi, France

Don-Lin Yang, Taiwan

Lei Zhang, USA

Organization IX

Program Committees (Special Tracks)

Agronomy and Artificial Intelligence

Madalina Croitoru, France (Co-chair)

Pierre Bisquert, France (Co-chair)

Abdallah Arioua, France

Estelle Chaix, France

Liliana Ibanescu, France

Wim Laurier, Belgium

Alexandru Mihnea Moisescu, Romania

Claire Nedelec, France

Nir Oren, UK

Alun Preece, UK

Danai Symeonidou, France

Rallou Thomopolous, France

Jan Top, The Netherlands

Anomaly Detection

Ryan McConville, UK (Co-chair)

Weiru Liu, UK (Co-chair)

Frans Coenen, UK

Masud Moshtaghi, Australia

Nico Görnitz, Germany

Jun Hong, UK

Michael Davis, Switzerland

Paul Miller, UK

Zhanyu Ma, China

Jen Houle, UK

Hanghang Tong, USA

Florian Skopik, Austria

Applications of Argumentation

Federico Cerutti, UK (Co-chair)

Richard Booth, UK (Co-chair)

Leila Amgoud, France

Pietro Baroni, Italy

Ringo Baumann, Germany

Stefano Bistarelli, Italy

Claudette Cayrol, France

Wolfgang Faber, UK

John Fox, UK

Sarah Gaggl, Germany

Massimiliano Giacomin, Italy

Tom Gordon, Germany

X Organization

Matti Jarvisalo, Finland

Antonis Kakas, Cyprus

Jean-Guy Mailly, France

Nir Oren, UK

Sylwia Polberg, UK

Alun Preece, UK

Guillermo Simari, Argentina

Nikos Spanoudakis, Greece

Christian Stab, Germany

Manfred Stede, Germany

Hannes Strass, Germany

Matthias Thimm, Germany

Mauro Vallati, UK

Srdjan Vesic, France

Serena Villata, France

Johannes Wallner, Finland

Stefan Woltran, Austria

Conditionals and Non-monotonic Reasoning

Gabriele Kern Isberner, Germany (Co-chair)

Christian Eichhorn, Germany (Co-chair)

Ofer Arieli, Israel

Christoph Beierle, Germany

Giovanni Casini, Luxembourg

Lupita Estefania Gazzo Castañeda, Germany

Laura Giordano, Italy

Tommie Meyer, South Africa

Odile Papini, France

Marco Ragni, Germany

Gavin Rens, South Africa

Gerhard Schurz, Germany

Niels Skovgaard Olsen, Germany

Matthias Thimm, Germany

Stefan Woltran, Austria

Renata Wassermann, Brazil

Anna Zamansky, Israel

De Finetti’s Heritage in Uncertainty and Decision-Making

Giualianella Coletti, Italy (Co-chair)

Davide Petturiti, Italy (Co-chair)

Barbara Vantaggi, Italy (Co-chair)

Giuseppe Sanfilippo, Italy

Giualianella Coletti, Italy

Davide Petturiti, Italy

Barbara Vantaggi, Italy

Organization XI

Gernot Kleiter, Austria

Romano Scozzafava, Italy

Vladik Kreinovich, USA

Computational Intelligence in Databases

Guy De Trév, Belgium (Co-chair)

Allel Hadjali, France (Co-chair)

Mohamed Anis Bach, Tunisia

Belkasmi Djamal, Algeria

Stephane Jean, France

Karima Akli Astouati, Algeria

Zied Elouedi, Tunisia

Slawomir Zadrozny, Poland

Mourad Ouziri, France

Djamal Benslimane, France

Ludovic Lietard, France

Gloria Bordogna, Italy

Ahmed Mostefaoui, France

Arnaud Martin, France

Daniel Rocacher, France

Anne Laurent, France

Peter Dolog, Denmark

Maria Rifqi, France

Graphical Models: From Theory to Applications

Christophe Gonzales, France (Co-chair)

Philippe Leray, France (Co-chair)

Alexandre Aussem, France

Concha Bielza, Spain

Andrés Cano, Spain

Luis M. De Campos, Spain

Julia Flores, Spain

Jan Lemeire, Belgium

Anders L. Madsen, Denmark

Jose Luis Molina Gonzales, Spain

Thomas D. Nielsen, Denmark

Agnieszka Onisko, Poland

Silja Renooi, The Netherlands

Pierre-Henri Wuillemin, France

Innovative Applications of Textual Analysis-Based on AI

Yinglin Wang, China (Chair)

Xin Lin, China

Lei Duan, China

XII Organization

Deqing Yang, China

Hongtao Lu, China

Min Liu, China

Jian Cao, China

Intelligent Systems in Health Care and mHealth for Health Outcomes

François Modave, USA (Co-chair)

Jiang Bian, USA (Co-chair)

William Hogan, USA

Zhe He, USA

Yi Guo, USA

Xia Hu, USA

Remzi Seker, USA

Juan Antonio Lossio-Ventura, USA

Jiawei Yuan, USA

Mengjun Xie, USA

Tanja Magoc, USA

Kenji Yoshigoe, USA

Olac Fuentes, USA

Enrico Pontelli, USA

Doug Talbert, USA

Yanming Gong, USA

Yonghui Wu, USA

Lixia Yao, USA

Ramzi Salloum, USA

Sponsoring Institutions

IEA/AIE 2017 was organized by the Centre de Recherche en Informatique de Lens

(UMR CNRS 8188) of Artois University, Arras, France.

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