Thomas Lukasiewicz
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Thomas
Lukasiewicz
Professor of Computer Science
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Top cited papers in Journal of Web Semantics and Artificial Intelligence
The paper 'Managing uncertainty and vagueness in description logics for the Semantic Web', by Thomas Lukasiewicz and Umberto Straccia, is currently one of the top 3 cited articles (published in the last five years) in the Journal of Web Semantics.
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| Uncertainty Reasoning for the Semantic Web II‚ International Workshops URSW 2008−2010‚ Held at ISWC‚ and UniDL 2010‚ Held at FLoC‚ Revised Selected Papers Fernando Bobillo‚ Paulo Cesar G. da Costa‚ Claudia d'Amato‚ Nicola Fanizzi‚ Kathryn B. Laskey‚ Kenneth J. Laskey‚ Thomas Lukasiewicz‚ Matthias Nickles and Michael Pool, editors Vol. 7123 of Lecture Notes in Computer Science. Springer. 2013. |
| Tractable Probabilistic Description Logic Programs Thomas Lukasiewicz and Gerardo I. Simari In Z. Ma and L. Yan, editors, Advances in Probabilistic Databases for Uncertain Information Management. Vol. 304 of Studies in Fuzziness and Soft Computing. Pages 131−159. Springer. 2013. |
| Representing Uncertain Concepts in Rough Description Logics via Contextual Indiscernibility Relations Claudia d'Amato‚ Nicola Fanizzi‚ Floriana Esposito and Thomas Lukasiewicz In Fernando Bobillo‚ Paulo Cesar G. da Costa‚ Claudia d'Amato‚ Nicola Fanizzi‚ Kathryn B. Laskey‚ Kenneth J. Laskey‚ Thomas Lukasiewicz‚ Matthias Nickles and Michael Pool, editors, Uncertainty Reasoning for the Semantic Web II‚ International Workshops URSW 2008−2010‚ Held at ISWC‚ and UniDL 2010‚ Held at FLoC‚ Revised Selected Papers. Vol. 7123 of Lecture Notes in Computer Science. Pages 300−314. Springer. 2013. |
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