Zdzisław Pawlak Award

Professor Zdzisław Pawlak Best Paper Awards

Since 2006 the “Professor Zdzisław Pawlak Best Paper Awards” are presented during the annual Symposium “Advances in Artificial Intelligence and Applications (AAIA).” These awards are given in two categories: Best Student Paper and Best Paper. In addition to a certificate, each award carries a prize of 300 EUR provided by the Mazowsze Chapter of the Polish Information Processing Society.

Thus far the winners were:

2010:

Best Student Paper

Winner: Katarzyna Agnieszka Olkiewicz for the paper:

• Katarzyna Agnieszka Olkiewicz, Urszula Markowska-Kaczmar: Emotion-based Image Retrieval – an Artificial Neural Network Approach

Winner: Mariusz Paradowski for the paper:

• Mariusz Paradowski, Andrzej Śluzek: Automatic Visual Class Formation using Image Fragment Matching

 

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2009:

 

Best Student Paper

Winner: Bartosz Broda for the paper:

• Bartosz Broda, Maciej Piasecki: Semi-supervised Word Sense Disambiguation Based on Weakly Controlled Sense Induction

Winner: Urszula Markowska-Kaczmar for the paper:

• Urszula Markowska-Kaczmar, Krzysztof Rosół: Kohonen’s Neural Network and Evolutionary Algorithms in Searching for Financial Investment Strategy

 

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2008:

 

Best Student Paper

Winner:  Grzegorz Terlikowski for the paper:

• Grzegorz Terlikowski, Elżbieta Hudyma: Computer-aided Detecting of Early Strokes and its Evaluation on the Base of CT Images

 

Winner:  Mariusz Paradowski for the paper:

• Mariusz Paradowski, Halina Kwasnicka, Martin Tabakov, Jacek Filarski, Marek Sasiadek: On Automation of Brain CT Image Analysis

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2007:

 

Best Student Paper

Winner:  Monika Rosińska for the paper:

• Monika Rosińska: Collecting Polish-German Parallel Corpora in the Internet

 

Winner:  Daniela Zacharie for the paper:

• Daniela Zaharie: A Comparative Analysis of Crossover Variants in Differential Evolution

 

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2006:

 

Best Student Paper

Winner:  Łukasz Słabiński for the paper:

• Marcin Gorawski, Łukasz Słabiński: Implementation and Tests of Clustering over Vertically Distributed Data without Sharing their Value

 

Best Paper Award

Winner: Krzysztof Jassem for the paper:

• Filip Gralinski, Krzysztof Jassem, Agnieszka Wagner, Mikolaj Wypych: Text Normalization as a Special Case of Machine Translation