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  1. Literature

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    Satisfiability Problem - Algorithms and Analyses Lehmanns Verlag, 2013 Termination, well-founded orderings, confluence, unification Franz Baader and Tobias Nipkow: Term Rewriting and All That. Cambridge Univ [...] 1998 Further readings Leo Bachmair and Harald Ganzinger Resolution Theorem Proving, in "Handbook of Automated Reasoning", pages 19-99. Elsevier, 2001. Robert Nieuwenhuis and Albert Rubio Paramodulation-Based [...] Nonnengart and Christoph Weidenbach Computing small clause normal forms, in "Handbook of Automated Reasoning", pages 335-367. Elsevier, 2001. Christoph Weidenbach Combining Superposition, Sorts and Splitting

  2. History

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    Academy of Sciences Leopoldina, and the German Academy of Science and Engineering (acatech). After the Institute was founded, Kurt Mehlhorn headed the Algorithms and Complexity department. In 1991, Harald [...] Danupon Na Nongkai became a member of the Max Planck Society and joined the Institute as the new Director of the Algorithms and Complexity department. In addition to the above-mentioned departments, three [...] doctoral students and 44 hold a doctoral degree. The MPI for Informatics conducts cutting-edge foundational research in key areas of computer science, ranging from the study of algorithms and logic to systems

  3. Offers

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    international connections? You are strong with measurement, analysis, statistics and algorithms? Would love to work in the beautiful and inspiring heart of the German Saarland? If you can answer these questions [...] Positions Direct Applications You are interested in researching the structure and architecture of the Internet, how they are and - more important - how they could be? Together with some of the world's most [...] different areas as part of immersion labs at different MPIs and universities. Latest in the 4th semester, they take the qualifying exam and start work with their chosen research advisor(s) at any of the

  4. Jonas Fischer

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    Ardakani, Fatemeh and Kattler, Kathrin and Nordstroem, Karl and Gasparoni, Nina and Gasparoni, Gilles and Fuchs, Sarah and Sinha, Anupam and Barann, Matthias and Ebert, Peter and Fischer, Jonas and Hutter, Barbara [...] Barbara and Zipprich, Gideon and Imbusch, Charles D. and Felder, Baerbel and Eils, Juergen and Brors, Benedikt and Lengauer, Thomas and Manke, Thomas and Rosenstiel, Philip and Walter, Joern and Schulz, [...] Enakshi and Fanfani, Viola and Mandros, Panagiotis and Ben-Guebila, Marouen and Fischer, Jonas and Hoff-Shutta, Katherine and Glass, Kimberly and DeMeo, Dawn Lisa and Lopes-Ramos, Camila and Quackenbush

  5. Algorithms and Complexity

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    Departments Algorithms and Complexity Department 1: Algorithms and Complexity The department investigates a broad range of theoretical and practical aspects of modern algorithmics. We design new algorithms and [...] scheduling, and several others. more More information Parameterized and Counting Algorithms and Complexity Parameterized complexity analyzes how different parameters of the input influence the complexity of hard [...] learning algorithms have many applications. Can we theoretically prove they are consistent and helpful? We focus on two paradigms: algorithmic stability and algorithms with predictions. Stable algorithms, which

  6. Literature

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    Satisfiability Problem - Algorithms and Analyses. Lehmanns Verlag, 2013. Termination, well-founded orderings, confluence, unification Franz Baader and Tobias Nipkow: Term Rewriting and All That. Cambridge Univ [...] 1998 Further readings Leo Bachmair and Harald Ganzinger Resolution Theorem Proving, in "Handbook of Automated Reasoning", pages 19-99. Elsevier, 2001. Robert Nieuwenhuis and Albert Rubio Paramodulation-Based [...] Nonnengart and Christoph Weidenbach Computing small clause normal forms, in "Handbook of Automated Reasoning", pages 335-367. Elsevier, 2001. Christoph Weidenbach Combining Superposition, Sorts and Splitting

  7. Information Retrieval and Data Mining

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    these contexts. IR models and algorithms include text indexing, query processing, search result ranking, and information extraction for semantic search. DM models and algorithms include pattern mining, rule [...] Research Departments Databases and Information Systems Teaching Winter Semester 2017/18 Information Retrieval and Data Mining Information Retrieval and Data Mining Core course, 9 ECTS credits, winter semester [...] Strötgen Coordinators and Contact Asia Biega and Panagiotis Mandros Lectures Wednesdays, 14-16, E1 3 - Hörsaal II (0.02) and Fridays, 12-14, E1 3 - Hörsaal II (0.02) (first lecture will be on Wednesday, Oct 18)

  8. Implementation

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    sense and contain pairs of terms: namely rules, equations, goals, and critical pairs. Initially, E includes the axioms and G the hypotheses. The set CP(R,E) is a function of the current sets R and E and [...] sense and contain pairs of terms: namely rules, equations, goals, and critical pairs. Initially, E includes the axioms and G the hypotheses. The set CP(R,E) is a function of the current sets R and E and [...] minimized. As only critical pairs built with rules and equations from R and E selected will be added to SUE, we must guarantee that R and E selected holds rules and equations which are minimal in the following

  9. Question Answering Systems

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    discriminative when it comes to algorithm design. Other key dimensions are covered within each sub-topic: like the complexity of questions addressed, and degrees of explainability and interactivity introduced [...] processing, and machine learning will be helpful. Additional knowledge of probability and statistics, linear algebra, and optimization techniques is reocmmended, but not absolutely necessary. Exams and eligibility [...] each paper discussed in the lecture ( after the lecture), and comment on their advantages and disadvantages. Assignments will be individual and group work will not be allowed. Assignment grades will contribute

  10. Knowledge Representation for the Semantic Web

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    will study the syntax and semantics of the main ontology and rule-based languages. On the practical side we will exploit the available tools for the knowledge representation and reasoning. Prerequisites [...] Logics I (motivation and syntax) Nov 16 Description Logics II Assignment 1 (semantics, DL nomenclature, equivalences) Nov 23 Description Logics III Project 1 (modeling, DLs and OWL) Nov 30 Description [...] logic programs, guess and check methodology, programming techniques) Dec 21 Answer Set Programming III dlv examples Dec. 28 no lecture Jan 04 no lecture Jan 11 23:55 Hybrid ASP and Rule Learning Deadline