Intelligent Methodologies for Scientific Conference Management

This paper presents the advantage that knowledge-intensive activities, such as Scientific Conference Management, can take by the exploitation of expert components in the key tasks. Typically, in this domain the task of scheduling the activities and resources or the assignment of reviewers to papers...

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Hauptverfasser:	Biba, Marenglen, Ferilli, Stefano, Di Mauro, Nicola, Basile, Teresa M. A.
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