Cultural heritage images are among the primary media for communicating and preserving
the cultural values of a society. The images represent concrete and abstract content and …

There are many connections among artificial intelligence, learning, reasoning and
ontologies. The Ontology Summit 2017 explored, identified and articulated the relationships …

Abstract The Quantum Universal Exchange Language (Q-UEL) based on Dirac notation and
algebra from quantum mechanics, along with its associated data mining and Hyperbolic …

Urban indicators provide a unique multi-disciplinary data framework which social scientists,
planners and policy makers employ to understand and analyze the complex dynamics of …

Abstract Knowledge Graphs are extensively adopted in a variety of disciplines to support
knowledge integration, visualization, unification, analysis and sharing at different levels. On …

Despite the achieved maturity and popularity, the current semantic technology has severe
limitations in real-world applications as it is unable to represent uncertain knowledge …

In the cultural heritage (CH) field, abstract concepts–such as comfort, power, or freedom–are
considered powerful tools to index cultural visual data. Simultaneously, the ever-increasing …

One of the most evident and well-known limitations of the Semantic Web technology is its
lack of capability to deal with uncertain knowledge. As uncertainty is often part of the …

Creating ontologies is an essential while challenging task to be performed by either a
human or a system: on one hand it is excessively burdensome for a human operator, on the …

The Quantum Universal Exchange Language (Q-UEL) based on Dirac notation and algebra
for quantum mechanics has been proposed as a basis for probabilistic semantics and …