homepage: | http://www-dii.ing.unisi.it/~marco/ |
search externally: | Google Scholar, Springer, CiteSeer, Microsoft Academic Search, Scirus , DBlife |
Description
Marco Gori received the Ph.D. degree in 1990 from Universitá di Bologna, Italy,
working partly at the School of Computer Science (McGill University, Montreal). In 1992,
he became an Associate Professor of Computer Science at Universitá di Firenze and, in
November 1995, he joined the Universitá di Siena, where he is currently full professor of
computer science.
His main interests are in machine learning with applications to pattern recognition, Web
mining, and game playing. He is especially interested in bridging logic and learning and in
the connections between symbolic and sub-symbolic representation of information. He is
the leader of the WebCrow project for automatic solving of crosswords that outperformed
human competitors in an official competition which took place within the ECAI-06
conference. As a follow up of this grand challenge, he founded QuestIt, a spin-off company
of the University of Siena, working in the field of question-answering. He is co-author
of the book “Web Dragons: Inside the myths of search engines technologies,” Morgan
Kauffman (Elsevier), 2006.
Dr. Gori serves (has served) as an Associate Editor of a number of technical journals
related to his areas of expertise, he has been the recipient of best paper awards, and keynote
speakers in a number of international conferences. He was the Chairman of the Italian
Chapter of the IEEE Computational Intelligence Society, and the President of the Italian
Association for Artificial Intelligence. He is in the list of top Italian scientists kept by
VIA-Academy (http://www.topitalianscientists.org/top_italian_scientists.aspx) based on
the h-index and he is a fellow of the ECCAI and of the IEEE.
Lectures:
invited talk Learning from constraints as author at European Conference on Machine Learning and Principles and Practice of Knowledge Discovery in Databases (ECML PKDD), Athens 2011, 4079 views |
invited talk Support Constraints Machines as author at 1st International Workshop on Similarity-Based Pattern Analysis and Recognition, 3617 views |
|||||||
keynote Diffusion Learning Machines as author at European Conference on Machine Learning and Principles and Practice of Knowledge Discovery in Databases (ECML PKDD), Warsaw 2007, 3482 views |