LoDGP: A Framework for Support Traffic Information Systems Based on Logic Paradigm

Balzano, Walter; Stranieri, Silvia

doi:10.1007/978-3-319-69835-9_66

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“…Besides being focused on disseminating information about the ESCP among consumers, this project also evaluates the level of awareness among the stakeholders involved in the judiciary process including lawyers, judges and the experts, as well as the consumer associations (due to their significant role in guiding and supporting consumers [8][9][10] in being informed about their rights) about the Small Claims Procedure [19].…”

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Quality Control in the Process of Data Extraction

Amato

Giacalone

2020

Advances in Intelligent Systems and Computing

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Quality Control in the Process of Data Extraction

Amato

Giacalone

2020

Advances in Intelligent Systems and Computing

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“…In our previous work, we focus on logic strategies in order to deal with many problems related to traffic control, such as in [15], sometimes integrating it with clustering techniques ( [14], [16]), or Distance geometry problem, like in [17]: even in this work we use the logic approach (i) to facilitate the comprehension of the algorithm behavior, through elegant and compact code, and (ii) to exploit the expressiveness power of Prolog and its cut operator to prune useless computational paths. But, many other localization techniques are proposed in literature.…”

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A Logic Range-free Algorithm for Localization in Wireless Sensor Networks

Balzano¹,

Stranieri²

2018

International Conferences on Distributed Multimedia Systems

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Nowadays, localization is a very important research problem in the context of Wireless Sensor Networks (WSNs). These networks are made by nodes connected to each other wireless and able to collect data: all the retrieved information can be then held by a central unit, a more performance machine, which can in turn collect and elaborate all the data. The main contribution of this work is in an innovative way to recognize the position of a point in a certain closed environment, by exploiting the RSSI (Received Signal Strength Indicator) and a logic approach: for this purpose, Prolog has been used in order to describe an intuitive non-greedy algorithm and an appropriate simulation program able to make an estimation of a point localization, providing the global optimum. To this aim, the placement of hub in the interesting area is crucial and, in particular, when this area presents some obstacles which can alter the transmission signal. The expressive power of Prolog and the way the its logic engine works made this programming language suitable for our purpose: in fact, the backtracking strategy opportunely reflects the way the relative positioning of hubs is performed with the aim of improving the cover of a specific indoor area at each step, which is a very important application of the localization problem.

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GER-EN – GNSS Error Reduction Using an Elastic Network Based on V2V and LiDAR

Balzano

Vitale

2018

Cyberspace Safety and Security

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LoDGP: A Framework for Support Traffic Information Systems Based on Logic Paradigm

Cited by 14 publications

References 18 publications

Quality Control in the Process of Data Extraction

Quality Control in the Process of Data Extraction

A Logic Range-free Algorithm for Localization in Wireless Sensor Networks

GER-EN – GNSS Error Reduction Using an Elastic Network Based on V2V and LiDAR

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