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Open Computer Science A2IC 2018 ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE ISSN 2678-2782 premc.org/a2ic OPEN ACCESS AT DE GRUYTER SELECTED JOURNALS 2018 ·VOLUME 8 2018 ·VOLUME 8 e-ISSN 2299–1093 OPEN COMPUTER SCIENCE e-ISSN 2391-5439 OPEN ENGINEERING is a fully peer-reviewed, open is a fully peer-reviewed, open OPEN access, electronic journal OPEN access, electronic journal COMPUTER that publishes original results ENGINEERING that publishes research in the following computer results of wide interest in SCIENCE science research areas: emerging interdisciplinary algorithms and complexity and traditional engineering theory, artificial intelligence, fields, including: electrical and bioinformatics, networking computer engineering, civil and security systems, pro- and environmental engineer- gramming languages, system ing, mechanical and aerospace and software engineering, engineering, material science theoretical foundations of and engineering. computer science. 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