KR Group: Rozdiel medzi revíziami
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== Projects == | == Projects == | ||
| − | * ''Surveying and improving semantic properties of distributed ontologies.'' Project no. UK/365/2008 awarded by Comenius University. Narrowly focused project aiming at comparing different existing formalisms for representing distributed ontologies. | + | * (May 2008--Dec 2008) ''Surveying and improving semantic properties of distributed ontologies.'' Project no. UK/365/2008 awarded by Comenius University. Narrowly focused project aiming at comparing different existing formalisms for representing distributed ontologies. |
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| + | * (Aug 2005--Oct 2007) ''An environment for specification of multiagent systems.'' Project. no. APVV-20-P04805 awarded by Slovak Research and Development Agency. The goal of the project has been to propose a logic-based approach to multi-agent systems specification as an alternative to the environments based on the imperative programming paradigm. Agent's capability of reasoning with incomplete and evolving knowledge has been emphasized. | ||
== Selected Recent Publications == | == Selected Recent Publications == | ||
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Group Focus
Our main interests within KR&R include:
- Non-monotonic logics and non-monotonic reasoning
- Knowledge revision
- Answer set programming
- Dynamic logic programming
- Semantic Web
- Ontologies
Group Members
- Ján Šefránek (group chair)
- Martin Baláž
- Martin Homola
- Michal Malý
- Peter Klimo
- Jozef Šiška
Activities
KR Group organizes irregular sessions of the KR Seminar where the group members and sometimes invited speakers present latest advances in their research.
Projects
- (May 2008--Dec 2008) Surveying and improving semantic properties of distributed ontologies. Project no. UK/365/2008 awarded by Comenius University. Narrowly focused project aiming at comparing different existing formalisms for representing distributed ontologies.
- (Aug 2005--Oct 2007) An environment for specification of multiagent systems. Project. no. APVV-20-P04805 awarded by Slovak Research and Development Agency. The goal of the project has been to propose a logic-based approach to multi-agent systems specification as an alternative to the environments based on the imperative programming paradigm. Agent's capability of reasoning with incomplete and evolving knowledge has been emphasized.
Selected Recent Publications
- Martin Homola and Luciano Serafini. Towards Distributed Tableaux Reasoning Procedure for DDL with Increased Subsumption Propagation between Remote Ontologies. In: Thomas Meyer and Mehmet A. Orgun (eds.), Advances in Ontologies, Procs. of Knowledge Representation Ontology Workshop (KROW 2008). Sydney, Australia. Australian Computer Society, CRPIT, vol. 90, September 17, 2008.
- Juraj Frank and Martin Homola. Ontology-driven Categorization of Blog Postings: A Scenario. Technical report no. TR-2008-014, Comenius University, Faculty of Mathematics Physics and Informatics, Bratislava, Slovakia, 2008.
- Martin Homola. Subsumption Propagation between Remote Ontologies in Distributed Description Logic. In: Franz Baader, Carsten Lutz and Boris Motik (eds.), Pocs. of the 21st International Workshop on Description Logics (DL2008). Dresden, Germany. CEUR-WS, vol. 353, 2008.
- Martin Homola. Distributed Description Logics Revisited. In: Diego Calvanese, Enrico Franconi, Volker Haarslev, Domenico Lembo, Boris Motik, Sergio Tessaris and Anni-Yasmin Turhan (eds.), Pocs. of the 20th International Workshop on Description Logics (DL' 07). Brixen/Bressanone, Italy. Bozen-Bolzano University Press, CEUR-WS, vol. 250, 2007