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Model-Oriented Methods of Software Systems Development

Major: Software engineering
Code of Subject: 8.121.00.M.34
Credits: 4
Department: Information Systems and Networks
Lecturer: Professor, Professor of ISN Department, Doctor of Technical Sciences Burov Yevhen
Semester: 4 семестр
Mode of Study: денна
Learning outcomes:
- possession of in-depth professional-profile knowledge and practical skills to solve the complex problem of system analysis - building systems with situational awareness.
- the ability to demonstrate systematic knowledge of modern research methods in the field of systematic analysis of robotic systems.
- the ability to demonstrate advanced knowledge in the field of image recognition research in autonomous intellectual systems.
Required prior and related subjects:
Computer vision in mobile robotic systems.
Summary of the subject:
Main definitions and models of systems with situational awareness. General characteristics of the problem of pattern recognition in CO systems. Methods of classification and clustering. Bayesian decision theory in recognition problems. Parameter assessment and teacher training. Nonparametric methods. Linear separation functions. Teaching without teacher and grouping. Analysis of the walls. Spatial frequency analysis. Use of neural networks for pattern recognition. Structural pattern recognition.
Recommended Books:
1. Duda R. Raspoznavaniye obrazov i analiz stsen./ R.Duda, P.Khart.- M.:Mir, 1976.-C.507.
2. Marques de Sa. Pattern Recognition. Concepts, methods and applications./Marques de Sa.- Springer, 2001.- P.328.
3. Grenander U. Pattern theory:from representation to inference./ Grenander U, Miller M.- Oxford university press, 2007.- P. 609.
4. Zakrevskiy A. Logika raspoznavaniya./Zakrevskiy A.D.-Minsk:Nauka i tekhnika, 1988.-S. 119
Assessment methods and criteria:
written reports on laboratory work, oral examination (50%)
final control (control measure, exam), written-oral form (50%)