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KMi invites external speakers to present their work to the lab. We also welcome approaches from researchers who are interested to present their work. Please contact either the KMi staff member who is working in your field, or the seminars coordinator, Anna De Liddo.
Events take place at the KMi Podium (Berrill Building, 4th Floor North) unless otherwise stated.
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Future Events
Mining MOOCs to assist second language learners
MOOCs claim to offer access to affordable, quality education to
Organisation: University of Waikato
Webcast time: 11:00
Webcast date: Thursday 28 September 2017
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Supporting the discoverability of Open Educational Resources
This talk will briefly present my PhD research, aiming to contribute solutions to support educators in their exploratory search of (Open) Educational Resources. As a first step, a taxonomy of OER search-related tasks was developed, based on a...
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Webcast time: 11:30
Webcast date: Monday 26 June 2017
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Past Events
Civic Intelligence in Uncertain and Threatening Times
Civic intelligence is the capacity for individuals and groups to address shared problems equitably and efficiently. The still-evolving theory of civic intelligence suggests a strong hypothesis: That the survival and quality of life of a...
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Webcast date: Friday 23 June 2017
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Data provenance and trustworthiness assessment in photo archives
Art Historical Photo Archives are making their first steps in the Semantic Web. An ontology capable to represent the domain is still under development. Merging information from different data sources will highlight contradictory pieces of...
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Webcast date: Wednesday 31 May 2017
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Sentiment Analysis for Arabizi: A multilingual jargon in Social Media
Arabizi is a portmanteau for the words Arabic and Englizi (meaning English), it is a linguistic phenomenon where Arab natives express their dialectal mother tongue in Latinscript text using alphanumeral to represent Arabic phonemes that are...
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Webcast date: Thursday 25 May 2017
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What have psychology and philosophy ever done for us?
Formal logic is difficult, at least for most people. This applies also to languages based on formal logic, in particular when debugging requires reasoning with these languages. This talk is about how working with such formal...
Hybrid Reasoning in Robotics
The quest of AI and Robotics researchers to realize fully AI-driven integrated robotic systems has not yet led to such realizations, in spite of great attainments in both research areas. One of the major hindrances to these realizations...
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Webcast date: Thursday 11 May 2017
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