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Generating and comparing knowledge graphs of medical processes using pMineR 1-gen-2017 Gatta, R.; Vallati, M.; Lenkowicz, J.; Rojas, E.; Damiani, A.; Sacchi, L.; De Bari, B.; Dagliati, A.; Fernandez-Llatas, C.; Montesi, M.; Marchetti, A.; Castellano, M.; Valentini, V.
PRODIGE: PRediction models in prOstate cancer for personalized meDIcine challenGE 1-gen-2017 Alitto, A.; Gatta, R.; Vanneste, B.; Vallati, M.; Meldolesi, E.; Damiani, A.; Lanzotti, V.; Mattiucci, G.; Frascino, V.; Masciocchi, C.; Catucci, F.; Dekker, A.; Lambin, P.; Valentini, V.; Mantini, G.
Development and validation of a machine learning-based predictive model to improve the prediction of inguinal status of anal cancer patients: A preliminary report 1-gen-2017 De Bari, B.; Vallati, M.; Gatta, R.; Lestrade, L.; Manfrida, S.; Carrie, C.; Valentini, V.
Performance robustness of AI planners in the 2014 International Planning Competition 1-gen-2018 Bocchese, Andrea f.; Fawcett, Chris; Vallati, Mauro; Gerevini, Alfonso e.; Hoos, Holger h.
Enumerating preferred extensions using ASP domain heuristics: The ASPrMin solver 1-gen-2018 Faber, Wolfgang; Vallati, Mauro; Cerutti, Federico; Giacomin, Massimiliano
A framework for event log generation and knowledge representation for process mining in healthcare 1-gen-2018 Gatta, R.; Vallati, M.; Lenkowicz, J.; Casa, C.; Cellini, F.; Damiani, A.; Valentini, V.
A general approach for configuring PDDL problem models 1-gen-2018 Vallati, Mauro; Serina, Ivan
How we designed winning algorithms for abstract argumentation and which insight we attained 1-gen-2019 Cerutti, F.; Giacomin, M.; Vallati, M.
MEvo: a framework for effective macro sets evolution 1-gen-2019 Vallati, M.; Chrpa, L.; Serina, I.
On the feasibility of distributed process mining in healthcare 1-gen-2019 Gatta, R.; Vallati, M.; Lenkowicz, J.; Masciocchi, C.; Cellini, F.; Boldrini, L.; Llatas, C. F.; Valentini, V.; Damiani, A.
Clinical Guidelines: A Crossroad of Many Research Areas. Challenges and Opportunities in Process Mining for Healthcare 1-gen-2019 Gatta, R.; Vallati, M.; Fernandez-Llatas, C.; Martinez-Millana, A.; Orini, S.; Sacchi, L.; Lenkowicz, J.; Marcos, M.; Munoz-Gama, J.; Cuendet, M.; de Bari, B.; Marco-Ruiz, L.; Stefanini, A.; Castellano, M.
Predictive models and abstract argumentation: the case of high-complexity semantics 1-gen-2019 Vallati, Mauro; Cerutti, Federico; Giacomin, Massimiliano
Configurable Heuristic Adaptation for Improving Best First Search in AI Planning 1-gen-2020 Serina, I.; Vallati, M.
On computing the set of acceptable arguments in abstract argumentation 1-gen-2020 Thimm, M.; Cerutti, F.; Vallati, M.
An empirical analysis of predictors for workload estimation in healthcare 1-gen-2020 Gatta, R.; Vallati, M.; Pirola, I.; Lenkowicz, J.; Tagliaferri, L.; Cappelli, C.; Castellano, M.
Generating and exploiting cost predictions in heuristic state-space planning 1-gen-2020 Percassi, F.; Gerevini, A. E.; Scala, E.; Serina, I.; Vallati, M.
An experimental analysis on the similarity of argumentation semantics 1-gen-2020 Cerutti, F.; Thimm, M.; Vallati, M.
An efficient algorithm for admissible argumentation stages 1-gen-2020 Zanetti, T.; Giacomin, M.; Vallati, M.; Cerutti, F.
What role can process mining play in recurrent clinical guidelines issues? A position paper 1-gen-2020 Gatta, R.; Vallati, M.; Fernandez-Llatas, C.; Martinez-Millana, A.; Orini, S.; Sacchi, L.; Lenkowicz, J.; Marcos, M.; Munoz-Gama, J.; Cuendet, M. A.; de Bari, B.; Marco-Ruiz, L.; Stefanini, A.; Valero-Ramon, Z.; Michielin, O.; Lapinskas, T.; Montvila, A.; Martin, N.; Tavazzi, E.; Castellano, M.
An Efficient Algorithm for Semi-stable Extensions 1-gen-2021 Cerutti, F.; Giacomin, M.; Vallati, M.; Zanetti, T.
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