Krunoslav Zubrinic

Dr. Krunoslav Zubrinic

University of Dubrovnik, Dubrovnik, Dubrovačko-Neretvanska Županija, Croatia
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Academic Career Length

15Years (2012-Present)

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

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1 November 2012 in Expert Systems with Applications
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Krunoslav ZubrinicKrunoslav Zubrinic
Krunoslav Zubrinic
DKDamir Kalpic
Damir Kalpic
Mario MilicevicMario Milicevic
Mario Milicevic

2 July 2020 in Remote Sensing
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Mario MilicevicMario Milicevic
Mario Milicevic
Krunoslav ZubrinicKrunoslav Zubrinic
Krunoslav Zubrinic
IGIvan Grbavac
Ivan Grbavac
IOInes Obradovic
Ines Obradovic
The importance of monitoring and modelling the impact of climate change on crop phenology in a given ecosystem is ever-growing. For example, these procedures are useful when planning various processes that are important for plant protection. In order to proactively monitor the olive (Olea europaea)’s phenological response to changing environmental conditions, it is proposed to monitor the olive orchard with moving or stationary cameras, and to apply deep learning algorithms to track the timing of particular phenophases. The experiment conducted for this research showed that hardly perceivable transitions in phenophases can be accurately observed and detected, which is a presupposition for the effective implementation of integrated pest management (IPM). A number of different architectures and feature extraction approaches were compared. Ultimately, using a custom deep network and data augmentation technique during the deployment phase resulted in a fivefold cross-validation classification accuracy of 0.9720 ± 0.0057. This leads to the conclusion that a relatively simple custom network can prove to be the best solution for a specific problem, compared to more complex and very deep architectures.

30 November 2022 in Sensors
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ADAna Keselj Dilberovic
Ana Keselj Dilberovic
Mario MilicevicMario Milicevic
Mario Milicevic
Krunoslav ZubrinicKrunoslav Zubrinic
Krunoslav Zubrinic
Željka CarŽeljka Car
Željka Car
In this study, we tested the ability of a machine-learning model (ML) to evaluate different user interface designs within the defined boundaries of some given software. Our approach used ML to automatically evaluate existing and new web application designs and provide developers and designers with a benchmark for choosing the most user-friendly and effective design. The model is also useful for any other software in which the user has different options to choose from or where choice depends on user knowledge, such as quizzes in e-learning. The model can rank accessible designs and evaluate the accessibility of new designs. We used an ensemble model with a custom multi-channel convolutional neural network (CNN) and an ensemble model with a standard architecture with multiple versions of down-sampled input images and compared the results. We also describe our data preparation process. The results of our research show that ML algorithms can estimate the future performance of completely new user interfaces within the given elements of user interface design, especially for color/contrast and font/layout.

1 January 2015 in Advances in Electrical and Computer Engineering
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Mario MilicevicMario Milicevic
Mario Milicevic
MBM. Baranovic
M. Baranovic
Krunoslav ZubrinicKrunoslav Zubrinic
Krunoslav Zubrinic
This paper analyzes the relationship between the system load/throughput and the query response time in a real Online transaction processing (OLTP) system environment. Although OLTP sys ...

27 June 2019
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Mario MilicevicMario Milicevic
Mario Milicevic
Krunoslav ZubrinicKrunoslav Zubrinic
Krunoslav Zubrinic
IOInes Obradovic
Ines Obradovic
TSTomo Sjekavica
Tomo Sjekavica

1 September 2015
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Krunoslav ZubrinicKrunoslav Zubrinic
Krunoslav Zubrinic
IOInes Obradovic
Ines Obradovic
TSTomo Sjekavica
Tomo Sjekavica
This paper describes implementation and evaluation of a method for automatic creation of concept map from unstructured text written in the Croatian language. The method combines statistical and data mining techniques with domain thesaurus and tools specific for linguistic analysis of the Croatian language. We created concept maps from legal documents in the field of science, education and technology and evaluated the content of created concept maps comparing them with manually created summaries. Obtained results confirmed that using the described method, it is possible to create concept maps from documents in a specific area, and those maps illustrate the contents of the source documents well.