October 2019
ESCIM'19
09/10/19/13:33 Filed in: Conference participation
European Symposium on Computational Intelligence and Mathematics (ESCIM). Toledo, Spain, October 2-5, 2019
Just back from a very intense ESCIM'19, a small symposium with a nice working atmosphere.This year it has been held in Toledo, in the old premises of St Pedro Martir and Santa María convents, nowadays in use for the University Castilla-La Mancha.
The first keynote speaker was José Luis (Curro) Verdegay.
Our research team participated with three communications.
Nicolás Madrid presented Some relationships between the notions of f-inclusion and f-contradiction, in which we analyse the relationships between the notions of f-inclusion and f-weak-contradiction, and we present some theoretical results that relate both notions by means of negation operators (used to define complements of fuzzy sets) and Galois connections
Ondrej Krídlo presented On some categories underlying knowledge graphs, in which we propose a method to provide a categorical structure for RDF-based data representing descriptions of entities as a first step towards eventually providing an internal logic which enables to focus on analysis of properties of entities.
Finally, Ángel Mora presented Interactive search by means of the minimal generators, where, we provide a novel lazy algorithm with polynomial delay in which minimal generators are used as forks in a map to guide an interactive search.
