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This paper presents a practical study of the Persian ontology matching. Ontology matching has a key role to develop the semantic web. Although many attempts are done to develop Persian ontologies, but the Persian ontology matching problem is still unresolved. This paper addresses the challenges of the Persian ontology matching. One of the most important prerequisites of design and develop efficient...
Currently, there is an increasing interest for setting up medical systems that can screen a large number of people for sight threatening diseases, such as diabetic retinopathy. This paper presents a method for automated identification of exudate pathologies in retinopathy images based on computational intelligence techniques. The color retinal images are segmented using fuzzy c-means clustering following...
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