Research into applying digital technology for educational purposes supports raising interest in cultural heritage. That approach, which involves user interaction with content through modern technology, is an engaged learning experience. Digitized cultural heritage attracts new audiences and motivates different social groups, especially young ...

By Ivana Vasiljević, Aleksandra Bobić, Milan Miščević, Miloš Obradović, Anica Draganić, Marija Silađi, Nnenad Kuzmanovic, Ratko Obradović

 This paper presents Wavelet transformation in image and signal processing. Wavelet (small wave) is used as a principle by which various programming and engineering tasks are solved with the main goal of improving the shortcomings of the Fourier transformation in terms of data compression, image processing, computer graphics, signals and other...

By Alen Kamiš, Aleksandar Zakić, Saša Kukolj, Nemanja Deretić

 Visualization in medicine represents one of the innovative ways of patient education where, through the use of 3D animations, surgical procedures are visually represented based on detailed data about anatomy, surgical protocols, and expert opinions in the field. In this study, the process of creating and implementing 3D animation in patient e...

By Milan Miščević, Aleksandra Bobić, Lazar Velicki, Ratko Obradović, Ivana Vasiljević

 Generation Z (better known as "zoomers") is influencing changes in traditional business models through the creation of innovations fueled by digitization and artificial intelligence. Thanks to a better understanding of digitization, this generation is a step ahead of other generations in the world of changes in the business sense. The subject...

By Nikša Grgurević

 At the beginning of the paper, the author gives a definition of economic crime, while underlining the existence of doubts about its definition. In the next part of the paper, he highlights certain characteristics of economic crime, clearly separating the special modality of committing criminal acts, the special status of the perpetrator and t...

By Darko Dimovski

 The institute of necessary defense, as stipulated by the Criminal Code of the Republic of Serbia, is a key mechanism for the protection of constitutional rights and freedoms of citizens. Necessary defense allows individuals to take measures necessary to avert imminent danger to life, body, or property without incurring criminal liability. Thi...

By Aleksandra Milošević

 The crime of genocide, as defined by international criminal law, represents one of the gravest violations of human rights and a threat to international peace and security. This paper examines the legal framework governing the crime of genocide, focusing on its definition, elements, and prosecution under key international instruments such as t...

By Aleksandra Milošević

 In this paper, the Enveloped Data Analysis (DEA) method was used, which is used to measure the efficiency of business systems in the production of cereals in European countries. Due to the increase in population on earth, there is a need for more food and more efficient production. The DEA method enables the analysis of the efficiency of the ...

By Žarko Rosić, Igor Šabić

 This paper presents one algorithm for choosing optimal solution from a bivariant time series database. The presented algorithm uses a similarity measure to compare each object in the database to a specific suitable object. The proposed method is useful when dealing with multidimensional time series data, e.g., bi-variant time series, where c...

By Vucelja Lekić, Nada Damljanović, Mladen Janjić

 The study examines the relationship between oil prices and headline and core inflation in Saudi Arabia from 2001 to 2022. To examine short- and long-run dynamic effects, the study employs Johansen cointegration and Vector Error Correction Model (VECM) approach. Our findings indicate the presence of long run equilibrium relationship only in th...

By Rami Hijazine