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Diagrammatic Ontology Engineering
Ontology engineering is a difficult activity and requires both domain knowledge and expertise in modelling notations such as OWL. The symbolic-like nature of OWL and, even more so, description logics can pose a barrier to entry for those who...
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Webcast date: Tuesday 24 May 2016
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How Blockchain Technology Will Change Industries
Hugh Halford-Thompson of BTL will give an introduction to blockchain technologies before talking in more detail about various use cases across different sectors including payments and settlement, reconciliation, and traceability. He will...
Organisation: Quickbitcoin
Webcast date: Tuesday 24 May 2016
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Insights from psychology and language how theories of human reasoning and human language are relevant to computer science
Cognitive psychology and theories of language have had an impact on the development of computer science for many decades. Early work in cognitive psychology influenced, and was influenced by computer scientists, whilst research on human...
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Webcast date: Wednesday 04 May 2016
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Transparency in Design: How far did we get from WYSIWIG?
Digital technologies are becoming the main conduit for our actions, communication, and interactions. Having a good command of adopted technologies and a good understanding of processes they enable, is essential for informed and responsible...
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Webcast date: Friday 22 April 2016
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Language of online Social Networks Detection, Diffusion, Prediction
Language exists in a constant flux: existing in the duality of social structure and the actions of the agents with the system. As a result, new words come and go from people's vocabularies - e.g. the recent introduction of `e-cig' and...
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Webcast date: Tuesday 15 March 2016
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