IT@LIA 2015
Intelligent Techniques At LIbraries and Archives 2015

Table of Contents

• Preface
  Stefano Ferilli, Nicola Ferro

Session 1: Logical Approaches

• Discovering Knowledge through Multi-modal Association Rule Mining for Document Image Analysis
  Michelangelo Ceci, Corrado Loglisci, Lynn Rudd, Donato Malerba
• An Abstract Argumentation-based Strategy for Reading Order Detection
  Stefano Ferilli, Andrea Pazienza

Panel: "Digital Libraries and Digital Archives: Problems and Challenges for AI Approaches"

• How Digital Cultural Heritage Resources can Lead to New Understandings in the Humanities: Future Challenges for Digital Libraries and Archives
  Maristella Agosti
• Biblioteche digitali e ontologie
  Maurizio Lana
• Expectations from Artificial Intelligence: What Changed During the Decades?
  Nicola Orio

Session 2: Collection Management

• A Sentiment Polarity Analyser based on a Lexical-Probabilistic Approach
  Berardina De Carolis, Domenico Redavid, Angelo Bruno
• Linked Open Data Framework for Serendipity in History of Art Research
  Gianmaria Silvello
• Large-scale Information Extraction for Assisted Curation of the Biomedical Literature
  Fabio Rinaldi, Lenz Furrer, Simon Clematide

Session 3: Knowledge Management

• Introducing Distiller: A Unifying Framework for Knowledge Extraction
  Marco Basaldella, Dario De Nart, Carlo Tasso
• Using Ontologies as a Faceted Browsing for Heterogeneous Cultural Heritage Collections
  Francesca Tomasi, Fabio Ciotti, Marilena Daquino, Maurizio Lana