Titlebook: Unraveling the Exposome; A Practical View Sonia Dagnino,Anthony Macherone Book 2019 Springer International Publishing AG, part of Springer

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them contain explicit or implicit references to sex. Out of these jokes, (39) and (148) will strike most people as the most explicitly sexual and, therefore, “dirtiest,” while (4) is perhaps the least explicit of them and, therefore, the most socially acceptable. These two extremes determine the ra

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niques for semantic methods, which are currently studied and developed in many academic and industry centers over the world. The editors hope that the book can be useful for graduate and PhD students of computer science, as well as for mature academics, researchers and practitioners interested in de

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D. A. Sarigiannism a cross-linguistic perspective. Our discussion is focused on Chinese, where there exist multiple fully developed systems. We show that while the general formulation of semantic role labeling as a machine learning problem works well in Chinese, as in English, a semantic role labeling system must in

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ng w.r.t. the instance size is crucial. A key notion that ensures tractability in ..schemata is ., i.e., the absence of interaction between the functional participation constraints and the other constructs. We provide a precise syntactic characterization of separable ..schemata by means of a necessa

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Yuxia Cui,David Balshawer interactions. They give a broad overview of how semantic technologies have been applied in different e-government projects funded from the European program for ICT Research and Development, and they cover a wide spectrum of semantic technologies such as development of domain and service ontologie

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positions can be expressed through further articulation (Effability), when evidence suggests that the opposite is true: propositions are in general ineffable (Ineffability). I will close the chapter by trying to resist the idea, propounded by some ineffabilist theorists, to the effect that our thoug