Széchenyi István University

Run-Level Fault Detection and SHAP-Based Diagnosis of Persistent Classification Difficulty in the Tennessee Eastman Process

Reliable fault detection in nonlinear process systems requires both accurate classification and interpretable analysis of faults with weak or near-normal signatures. This study develops an explainable, data-driven, and temporally informed multiclass framework for the Tennessee Ea...

Behavioural and cognitive determinants of financial loss and mental health deterioration following cybercrime victimisation

Abstract The rapid growth in the use of digital technologies has led to increased exposure to cybercrime, with significant financial and psychological consequences. This study examines the behavioural and cognitive factors that affect cybercrime victimisation and its outcomes. Dr...

Distributed knowledge execution and entrepreneurial adaptability: extending knowledge management into autonomous digital ecosystems

Purpose This study aims to examine how distributed intelligence capabilities function as knowledge management mechanisms that support entrepreneurial innovation and strategic scalability in distributed digital ecosystems. Specifically, the study investigates how augmented intelli...

Toward smarter solar: IoT and fuzzy logic for real-time maximum power point tracking and monitoring of photovoltaic systems

Abstract Photovoltaic (PV) systems are extremely prone to wear and tear and physical damage due to large variation in environmental conditions. Integration of real-time monitoring systems with PV would be highly advantageous in detecting early faults and performance degradation c...

Inscription of Quasi-Sinusoidal Surface Relief Optical Gratings in ZEONOR™ Cyclic Olefin Polymer by a 10.5 MeV N4+ Ion Microbeam at Low Implanted Fluences

Direct writing of microstructures in ZEONOR™ cyclic olefin polymer, using a high-energy medium-mass ion microbeam, was proposed and demonstrated. Microbeams of 10.5 MeV N4+ ions were used. The implanted fluences were between 2.5·1012 and 2.0·1013 ion/cm2. The microstructures were...

The Necessity and Feasibility of Implementing Regenerative Practices in Pasture-Based Beef Cattle Farming

This review analyzes sustainable and regenerative development in the beef production chain, focusing on environmental impacts and pasture-based cattle farming. Livestock emissions account for about 14.5% of global anthropogenic greenhouse gases, with beef cattle contributing 3–3....

An ecosystem framework for municipal asbestos removal as a material legacy transition

Abstract The phase-out of asbestos remains a critical yet underexplored challenge in the broader context of urban and regional sustainability transitions in Europe. Although asbestos has been banned in the European Union since 2005, recent European policy debates and Commission i...

Self-medication among higher education students: prevalence, risk factors, and health information-seeking behaviours

The WHO estimates that more than two-thirds of university students engage in this practice. This study aims to determine the prevalence, knowledge, attitudes, and practices related to self-medication, along with the determinants that influence these behaviors, among higher educat...