When Radiology Report Generation Meets Knowledge Graph

When graph theory meets knot theory

Since the early 1980s, graph theory has been a favorite topic for undergraduate research due to its accessibility and breadth of applications. By the early 1990s, knot theory was recognized as another such area of mathematics, in large part due to C. Adams’ text, The Knot Book. In this paper, we discuss the intersection of these two fields and provide a survey of current work in this area, much...

When image indexing meets knowledge discovery

In our paper, we deal with the challenge of extending automatically the classic image indexing by visual relationship features. The visual relationship features are discovered automatically from images. They contribute to make more efficient the content-based indexing. More particularly, we develop an advanced content-based indexing articulated around the following notions : classic indexing, c...

Search in BigData 2 - When Big Text meets Big Graph

Search in BigData - When Big Text meets Big Graph

Graph Transformation Meets Reversible Circuits: Generation, Evaluation, and Synthesis

Reversible circuits are intensively studied for some years as a promising alternative to conventional circuits. Mainly for illustrative purposes and in a rather informal way, they are often visually represented. This inspired us to a graph-transformational approach to reversible circuits. The first steps are documented in this paper with emphasis on generation, evaluation, and synthesis.