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CCR
2010
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Evolvable network architectures: what can we learn from biology?
There is significant research interest recently to understand the evolution of the current Internet, as well as to design clean-slate Future Internet architectures. Clearly, even ...
Constantine Dovrolis, J. Todd Streelman
CORR
2006
Springer
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The recognizability of sets of graphs is a robust property
Once the set of finite graphs is equipped with an algebra structure (arising from the definition of operations that generalize the concatenation of words), one can define the noti...
Bruno Courcelle, Pascal Weil
JBI
2006
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Desiderata for domain reference ontologies in biomedicine
Domain reference ontologies represent knowledge about a particular part of the world in a way that is independent from specific objectives, through a theory of the domain. An exam...
Anita Burgun
NJC
2006
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Structured Formal Development in Isabelle
Abstract. General purpose theorem provers provide advanced facilities for proving properties about specifications, and may therefore be a valuable tool in formal program developmen...
Maksym Bortin, Einar Broch Johnsen, Christoph L&uu...
IJAR
2007
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Non-deterministic semantics for logics with a consistency operator
In order to handle inconsistent knowledge bases in a reasonable way, one needs a logic which allows nontrivial inconsistent theories. Logics of this sort are called paraconsistent...
Arnon Avron