Accepted Papers

Web Technologies

• Khadija Abied Ali and Jaroslav Pokorný (Prague, Czech Republic)
  3D_XML: a three-dimensional XML-based model
  
  
• Jiří Dokulil (Prague, Czech Republic) and Jana Katreniaková (Bratislava, Slovakia)
  Visual exploration of RDF data
  
  
• György Frivolt, Ján Suchal, Richard Veselý, Peter Vojtek, Oto Vozár, and Mária Bieliková (Bratislava, Slovakia)
  Creation, population and preprocessing of experimental data sets for evaluation of applications for the semantic web
  
  
• Piotr Kalita, Igor Podolak, Adam Roman, and Bartosz Bierkowski (Kraków, Poland)
  Algorithm for intelligent prediction of requests in business systems
  
  
• Przemysław Kazienko and Katarzyna Musiał (Wrocław, Poland)
  Mining personal social features in the community of email users
  
  
• Marek Klonowski and Tomasz Strumiński (Wrocław, Poland)
  Proofs of communication and its application for fighting spam
  
  
• Miloš Kudělka, Václav Snášel, Ondřej Lehečka (Ostrava, Czech Republic), Eyas El-Qawasmeh (Irbid, Jordan), and Jaroslav Pokorný (Prague, Czech Republic)
  Web pages reordering and clustering based on web patterns
  
  
• Radovan Šesták and Jan Lánský (Prague, Czech Republic)
  Compression of concatenated web pages using XBW
  
  
• Hyun Woong Shin (Suwon, South Korea), Eduard Hovy, and Dennis McLeod (Los Angeles/CA, USA)
  The dynamic web presentations with a generality model on the news domain
  
  
• Przemysław Skibiński (Wrocław, Poland), Jakub Swacha (Szczecin, Poland), and Szymon Grabowski (Łódź, Poland)
  A highly efficient XML compression scheme for the web
  
  
• Michal Tvarožek, Michal Barla, György Frivolt, Marek Tomša, and Mária Bieliková (Bratislava, Slovakia)
  Improving semantic search via integrated personalized faceted and visual graph navigation