Davide Eynard

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I am a researcher at the Institute of Computational Science, Faculty of Informatics, Università della Svizzera Italiana (USI). Previously I have been a postdoc at Politecnico di Milano, Italy, and at the Institute of Technologies for Communications at the Faculty of Communication Sciences at USI. My research activity has always dealt with knowledge at different levels: how it can be formalized and collectively produced (Description Logics, Social Semantic Web), how it can be extracted from unstructured or semi-structured data (Social Web mining, ontology extraction from text), and how it can be exploited to make sense of vast amounts of information (machine learning, pattern recognition).

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Davide Eynard

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Research on collaborative information sharing systems

Unambiguous Recognizable Two-dimensional Languages

Fast algorithms for large scale genome alignment and comparison

Rewire the Net

Cracking Codes With Genetic Algorithms

Performance Attacks on Intrusion Detection Systems

Exploiting user gratification for collaborative semantic annotation

PhDLinux: A Linux Crash Course for PhD Students

ReSearch - Searching for Researchers

Talk Hpl

A Virtuous Cycle of Semantics and Participation

SAnno: a unifying framework for semantic annotation

An integrated approach to discover tag semantics

Notes on Spectral Clustering

Laplacian Colormaps: a framework for structure-preserving color transformations

Building Compatible Bases on Graphs, Images, and Manifolds

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SPARQL/RDQL/SPARUL Injection

Making Sense Of The World

The Art of Doing a PhD