Danijel Djosic

Prof. Dr. Danijel Djosic

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Academic Career Length

13Years (2014-Present)

(Calculated once Scilit publication data is synced: current year − year of first publication + 1)

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26 November 2025 in Information
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Milan DejanovicMilan Dejanovic
Milan Dejanovic
Stefan PanicStefan Panic
Stefan Panic
NKNataša Kontrec
Nataša Kontrec
Danijel DjosicDanijel Djosic
Danijel Djosic
Saša T. MilojevićSaša T. Milojević
Saša T. Milojević
Performance-Based Logistics (PBL) frameworks prioritize system availability by optimizing maintenance strategies, with repair rate estimation playing a critical role in predictive maintenance planning. This study proposes a machine learning-based approach for repair rate prediction, leveraging fully connected neural networks (FCNNs) and Long Short-Term Memory (LSTM) networks trained on repair rate samples generated from a stochastic model. The FCNN estimates maximum repair rates, while the LSTM predicts minimum repair rates, capturing both steady-state and sequential dependencies in repair rate variations. By eliminating the need for complex mathematical formulations, the proposed methodology provides a scalable and computationally efficient alternative to traditional stochastic models. Extensive performance evaluations demonstrate that the neural networks achieve higher accuracy and lower computational costs compared to stochastic approaches, making them well-suited for real-time predictive maintenance applications. This research enhances decision-making in maintenance planning, optimizes resource allocation, and improves overall system reliability within PBL frameworks.

25 March 2021
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ZPZoran Peric
Zoran Peric
MSMilan Savic
Milan Savic
MDMilan Dincic
Milan Dincic
NVNikola Vucic
Nikola Vucic
Danijel DjosicDanijel Djosic
Danijel Djosic
SMSrdjan Milosavljevic
Srdjan Milosavljevic
Floating Point 32-bits (FP32) representation format is proposed by IEEE Standard 754, being widely used in neural networks (NN), signal processing and numerical computation. Also, Fixed Point 32-bits format is widely used for data representation. This paper describes those standard 32-bits formats (Fixed Point 32 and FP32) as quantization schemes, defining quantizers based on them and providing in this way references for comparison of other quantization schemes used in neural networks. Quantization of data with the Laplacian distribution is considered, in a wide range of variance. Theoretical results are proven by an experiment, applying those quantization schemes on weights of a neural network.

7 April 2015 in International Journal of Numerical Modelling: Electronic Networks, Devices and Fields
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DMDejan N Milic
Dejan N Milic
Danijel DjosicDanijel Djosic
Danijel Djosic
CSCaslav Stefanovic
Caslav Stefanovic
SPStefan Panic
Stefan Panic
MSMihajlo Stefanovic
Mihajlo Stefanovic

1 April 2021 in Physical Communication
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ČSČaslav Stefanović
Časlav Stefanović
SPStefan Panić
Stefan Panić
Danijel DjosicDanijel Djosic
Danijel Djosic
DMDejan N Milic
Dejan N Milic
MSMihajlo Stefanović
Mihajlo Stefanović

19 August 2015 in IETE Journal of Research
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Danijel DjosicDanijel Djosic
Danijel Djosic
DSDusan M. Stefanovic
Dusan M. Stefanovic
CSCaslav Stefanovic
Caslav Stefanovic
In this article, macro-diversity structure with macro-diversity selection combining (SC) receiver and two micro-diversity SC receivers operating over correlated shadowed multipath fading channel are analysed. Received signal is subjected simultaneously to α–µ short-term fading and gamma long-term fading (shadowing) resulting in system performance degradation. Macro-diversity SC receiver aims to reduce gamma shadowing effect while micro-diversity SC receivers aim to mitigate α–μ small-scale multipath fading effects. Useful infinite series expressions for the second-order statistical measure such as level crossing rate (LCR) of macro-diversity SC receiver output signal is efficiently derived. Numerical results are presented to examine the influence of various gamma shadowing and α–µ multipath fading parameters on LCR of the proposed system.

7 April 2015 in International Journal of Electronics Letters
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CSCaslav Stefanovic
Caslav Stefanovic
Stefan PanicStefan Panic
Stefan Panic
NSNegovan Stamenković
Negovan Stamenković
PSPetar Spalević
Petar Spalević
Danijel DjosicDanijel Djosic
Danijel Djosic
Zoran PerićZoran Perić
Zoran Perić