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Institute for Informatics and Automation Problems (IIAP). (Template:Lang-hy) is the leading research and technology development institute of the National Academy of Sciences of the Republic of Armenia (NAS RA) in the field of applied mathematics and informatics and application ___domain of computing technologies in diverse fields of science and technology.
| Computer Center NAS RA | |
|---|---|
| Established: | 1957 |
| Specialization: | Applied mathematics |
| Director: | Hrachya Astsatryan |
| City: | Yerevan |
| Country: |  Armenia |
| Website: | [1] |
IIAP was founded in 1957 (initially it was the Computer Centre of (National Academy of Sciences of Armenia and Yerevan State University). IIAP was the pioneer in dissemination of fields of computer science and its applications in Armenia.
The first Director IIAP was famous mathematician Sergey Mergelyan.
The main scientific directions of IIAP are Computer science and Applied mathematics in early 50s, [[Soviet Armenia]] has been a main hub of Soviet Union's critical scientific and R&D activities in mainframe and industrial computing, software development, etc.
Main directions of theoretical researches in IIAP nowadays are mathematical logic, theory of algorithms, theory of automata, algebraic coding theory, artificial intellect and cognitive models, discrete mathematics, graph theory, image processing, information theory and statistics, and numerical methods.
Main scientific directions
- Automata Theory,
- Self-organized Network Models and Applications
- Theory of algorithms and Automated Program Synthesis
- Mathematical Logic and Applications
- Applied Programming Systems
- Discrete Analysis and Recognition
- Inverse Combinatorial Problems and Algorithms
- Special Colorings of Graphs
- Extremal Graph Theory
- ICT Innovation and Business
- Reliability Criterion in Information Theory
- Mathematical and Applied Statistics
- Modeling of Multiscale Physical-Chemical Processes
- Digital Signal and Image Processing Systems
- Critical Technologies of Image Processing
- Error Control Codes and Information Security Problems Related to Cloud Applications
- Polynomials over Finite Fields, Design and Analysis of Symmetric Ciphers
- Mathematical Modelling of Distributed Systems
- Cognitive Algorithms and Models
- Systems of Remote Monitoring and Control
- Dynamical Systems and Networks
- Network and Cloud Services
- High Performance Computing Systems
- Scientometrics