Browsing Computer Science by Author "Mel, G. de"

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Combining semantic web and IoT to reason with health and safety policies

Göynügür, Emre; Şensoy, Murat; Mel, G. de (IEEE, 2018-01-12)

Monitoring and following health and safety regulations are especially important - but made difficult - in hazardous work environments such as underground mines to prevent work place accidents and illnesses. Even though ...
Policy conflict resolution in IoT via planning

Göynügür, Emre; Bernardini, S.; Mel, G. de; Talamadupula, K.; Şensoy, Murat (Advances in Artificial Intelligence, 2017)

With the explosion of connected devices to automate tasks, manually governing interactions among such devices—and associated services—has become an impossible task. This is because devices have their own obligations and ...
Reasoning with uncertain information and trust

Şensoy, Murat; Mel, G. de; Fokoue, A.; Norman, T. J.; Pan, J. Z.; Tang, Y.; Oren, N.; Sycara, K.; Kaplan, L.; Pham, T. (SPIE, 2013)

A limitation of standard Description Logics is its inability to reason with uncertain and vague knowledge. Although probabilistic and fuzzy extensions of DLs exist, which provide an explicit representation of uncertainty, ...
SOBE: Source behavior estimation for subjective opinions In multiagent systems

Şensoy, Murat; Kaplan, L.; Mel, G. de; Gunes, Taha Doğan (International Foundation for Autonomous Agents and Multiagent Systems (IFAAMAS), 2016)

In cooperative or hostile environments, agents communicate their subjective opinions about various phenomenon. However, sources of these opinions may not always be competent and honest but more likely erroneous or even ...
Source behavior discovery for fusion of subjective opinions

Şensoy, Murat; Kaplan, L.; Mel, G. de; Gunes, Taha (IEEE, 2016)

Information is at the center of decision making in many systems and use-cases. In cooperative or hostile environments, agents communicate their subjective opinions about various phenomenon. However, sources of these opinions ...