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<title>EKSTRAKCIJA INFORMACIJA VOĐENA ONTOLOGIJAMA (MODEL ZA SRPSKI JEZIK)</title>
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<description>EKSTRAKCIJA INFORMACIJA VOĐENA ONTOLOGIJAMA (MODEL ZA SRPSKI JEZIK)

Vujičić Stanković, Staša

The basic goal of this doctoral thesis is a research into different techniques and&#13;
models which are applied in information extraction, and providing an informatic&#13;
support in processing of natural language texts from culinary and gastronomy&#13;
domain. Information extraction is a subfield of computational linguistics which&#13;
includes techniques for natural languages processing, in order to find relevant&#13;
information, define their meaning and establish relations between them. A very&#13;
special attention is given to ontology based information extraction. It consists of the&#13;
following: recognition of instances of ontology concepts in non‐structured or semi‐&#13;
structured texts written in natural language, reasoning over the identified instances&#13;
based on the rules defined in the ontology, as well as recognition of instances and&#13;
their use for instantiating the proper ontology concepts.&#13;
The main result of thesis reflects in the presentation of a new model for&#13;
ontology based information extraction. Besides solving tasks of information&#13;
extraction, the new model includes not only upgrade of existing lexical resources and&#13;
ontologies, but also creation of the new ones. Its application resulted in development&#13;
of a system for extraction of information related to the culinary domain, but this new&#13;
model can be used in other fields as well. Beside this, the food ontology has been&#13;
developed, Serbian WordNet is extended for another 1.404 synsets from the culinary&#13;
domain, while electronic dictionary of Serbian is enlarged with 1.248 entries. The&#13;
significance of the model application comes from the fact that the new and enriched&#13;
linguistic resources can be used in other systems for natural language processing.&#13;
The opening chapter of the thesis elaborates the need of providing an&#13;
informatic model for processing a huge linguistic corpus related to culinary and&#13;
gastronomy domain, through methodologically precise and solid approach&#13;
integrating pieces of information on the domain. Also, the formalization of the basic&#13;
research subject, text in electronic form, has been presented. Further on, the chapter&#13;
contains a description of the natural languages approximations introduced in order&#13;
to enable modern information technologies to process texts written in natural&#13;
languages, and it emphasizes the need to make the characterisation of the text&#13;
language with corresponding corpus and sublanguage.&#13;
Further on in the first chapter, the task of information extraction, and the&#13;
models for informatic processing of non‐structured or semi‐structured texts, used&#13;
by the computer to interpret the meaning that the author (not necessarily a human)&#13;
has intended to give while writing the text, are defined. Additionally, this chapter&#13;
contains the description of the methods used in information extraction field –&#13;
methods based on rules and methods based on machine learning. Their advantages&#13;
and shortcomings are listed, so as the reasons why in this thesis are used techniques&#13;
based on linguistic knowledge. As a conclusion to the introduction chapter, a special&#13;
attention is given to ontologies, WordNet, and the significance of its usage as&#13;
ontology.&#13;
The second chapter contains the presentation of the linguistic resources and&#13;
tools exploited in this thesis. It describes morphological dictionaries and local&#13;
grammars used for solving the problem of information extraction from texts written&#13;
in Serbian. A review of information extraction systems is given subsequently. At the&#13;
end of the second chapter, the stages in processing of Serbian written texts during&#13;
the information extraction in the software systems Unitex and GATE are described.&#13;
The main result of the thesis is presented in the third chapter. It is the model&#13;
for solving the problem of information extraction by integrating linguistic resources&#13;
and tools, which includes creation of a text corpus, definition of tasks for information&#13;
extraction, establishment of finite state models for information extraction, and their&#13;
application accordingly, iterative enlarging of electronic morphological dictionaries,&#13;
enrichment and enhancement of WordNet, and creation of new ontologies. Each of&#13;
these steps is described thoroughly. Even though the model was at first considered&#13;
as a solution for problems in processing Serbian, it can be equally applied for&#13;
processing texts written in other languages, with the development of suitable&#13;
language resources accordingly.&#13;
The implementation of the above explained steps is described in the fourth&#13;
chapter, through a system for information extraction from the culinary texts written&#13;
in Serbian. Then follows the description of a bond in the development and mutual&#13;
complement of lexical resources through steps in creating domain corpus,&#13;
identifying culinary lexica, expanding and upgrading of WordNet and electronic&#13;
morphological dictionaries, and developing of domain ontologies – the food&#13;
ontology, the approximate measure ontology, and the ontology of ingredients that&#13;
can be used as mutual replacements in the culinary domain. This system, developed&#13;
for information extraction, has served for creating an advanced search system which,&#13;
based on a corpus of culinary texts, generates all possible answers to inquiries made&#13;
by users. In the frame of this system is implemented a specific method which serves&#13;
for creation of links between different recipes. This is used in case when the user&#13;
reviews a text of a recipe and notices that in preparing description features some&#13;
part which already had appeared in other recipe, but with additional or different&#13;
explanation. Another contribution of this thesis is application of developed&#13;
ontologies in tasks that convert approximate measures into standard measures, and&#13;
establishment of similarities among the recipes. The similarity of the recipes is&#13;
defined as similarity of texts which describe process of course preparation in&#13;
accordance with a specific recipe.&#13;
The last chapter contains final conclusions and directions for future research.

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<title>UNAPREĐIVANJE SMT REŠAVAČA KORIŠĆENJEM CSP TEHNIKA I TEHNIKA PARALELIZACIJE</title>
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<description>UNAPREĐIVANJE SMT REŠAVAČA KORIŠĆENJEM CSP TEHNIKA I TEHNIKA PARALELIZACIJE

Banković, Milan

SMT solvers implement decision procedures that check for satisfiability&#13;
of first-order logical formulae with respect to some decidable theory. They rely&#13;
on the powerful techniques that are used for solving boolean satisfiability problem&#13;
(SAT), combined with specific procedures that permit reasoning in a particular&#13;
theory. Typical applications of SMT solvers are mostly found in software verification,&#13;
and for this reason the theories frequently considered in SMT solvers are best&#13;
suited for such kind of applications. Extending the applicability of SMT solvers&#13;
to other areas may require defining new SMT theories, as well as developing the&#13;
corresponding decision procedures for such theories. In that sense, in this thesis&#13;
we consider improving of SMT solvers by extending their applicability to solving&#13;
CSP problems. Such problems consider variables with finite domains, and the goal&#13;
is to find the assignment of values to the variables of the problem satisfying all&#13;
the imposed constraints. When CSP solving is considered, the main drawback of&#13;
the existing SMT theories is that they are not adapted to the problems with finite&#13;
domains, and are also incapable of reasoning about global constraints, which play&#13;
the significant role in most CSP problems. For this reason, in this thesis a novel&#13;
SMT theory is defined that enables natural representation of CSP problems, since&#13;
it includes support for some frequently used global constraints. For such theory, we&#13;
developed a decision procedure based on the existing techniques borrowed from the&#13;
traditional CSP solvers, but these techniques are adapted in the way that permits&#13;
their usage within SMT solvers. The decision procedure currently supports two&#13;
types of global constraints: the alldifferent constraint and the linear constraint.&#13;
In case of the alldifferent constraint, the main contribution is a novel algorithm&#13;
for generating explanations of conflicts and propagations, which is required for the&#13;
conflict analysis. In case of the linear constraint, a novel filtering algorithm is developed&#13;
that takes into consideration the existence of the alldifferent constraints&#13;
in the given problem, which can lead to a stronger propagation. Another direction&#13;
of improving SMT solvers that is considered in the thesis is the usage of the parallelization&#13;
techniques. We consider the parallelization of the simplex algorithm,&#13;
which is used in SMT solvers as the decision procedure for the linear arithmetic.&#13;
We also consider the parallel portfolio approach, as well as the hybridization of the&#13;
two approaches. A comprehensive experimental evaluation is provided on a large&#13;
number of instances, both industrial and randomly generated. For the purpose of&#13;
all the mentioned research, during the work on the thesis a new open-source SMT&#13;
solver called argosmt is developed, based on DPLL(T ) architecture.

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<title>Verovatnosni računi sekvenata i klasifikacija neklasičnih logika zasnovana na entropiji</title>
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<description>Verovatnosni računi sekvenata i klasifikacija neklasičnih logika zasnovana na entropiji

Boričić, Marija

After a brief introductory survey, this work is divided into two parts. The first&#13;
part deals with presence of probability in logic (v. [16], [17], [18], [19], [22], [23] and&#13;
[24]), and the second one is devoted to the application of entropy in classification of&#13;
many–valued logics (v. [14], [15], [20], [21] and [25]).&#13;
The basic idea, dominant in the first part of the work, is to enrich the Gentzen’s&#13;
sequent calculus LK for propositional classical logic by a kind of probability operator&#13;
defined over the sequents ¡ ` ¢ in order to express the fact that ”the truthfulness&#13;
probability of ¡ ` ¢ belongs to the interval [a; b] µ [0; 1]”. We introduce the&#13;
following four systems: LKprob, LKprob("), NKprob and LKfuzz. The basic&#13;
form of sequents in LKprob is ¡ `b&#13;
a ¢ with the above given intended meaning. The&#13;
system LKprob(") is focused on the Suppes’ forms ¡ `n ¢ enabling to formalize&#13;
the sentence ”the truthfulness probability of ¡ ` ¢ belongs to the interval [1 ¡&#13;
n"; 1] µ [0; 1]”, for some n 2 N. The system NKprob presents a natural deduction&#13;
counterpart of the sequent calculus LKprob. The models founded on Carnap–&#13;
Popper–Leblance probability semantics are defined for each of these calculi and&#13;
accompanied by the corresponding soundness and completeness results. Finally, the&#13;
calculus LKfuzz is introduced with a more general form of the sequents ¡ `x ¢,&#13;
where x is an element of a finite lattice, with the aim to describe a fuzzification&#13;
of LK. The meaning of ¡ `x ¢ is that ”x is the fuzziness measure of ¡ ` ¢”.&#13;
Models for LKfuzz are given with soundness and completeness results, and a proof–&#13;
theoretical treatment of LKfuzz includes the cut–elimination theorem.&#13;
The second part of the work explores the fact that each logical system associated&#13;
with the partition induced by the corresponding Lindenbaum–Tarski algebra makes&#13;
it possible to define its entropy. We define the entropy of a logical system based on&#13;
geometric distribution of measures over matching partition of set of formulae. This&#13;
iv&#13;
definition enables the classification of many–valued propositional logics according to&#13;
their entropies. Asymptotic entropy approximations for some infinite–valued logics&#13;
are proposed as well. The considered examples include Lukasiewicz’s, Kleene’s and&#13;
Priest’s three–valued logics, Belnap’s four–valued logic, G¨odel’s and McKay’s m–&#13;
valued logics, and Heyting’s and Dummett’s infinite–valued logics.

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<title>Ostatak određenih tipova Gausovih kvadraturnih formula sa specijalnim klasama težinskih funkcija</title>
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<description>Ostatak određenih tipova Gausovih kvadraturnih formula sa specijalnim klasama težinskih funkcija

Mihić, Ljubica

Mathematical modeling of many phenomena which occur in the&#13;
natural, technical sciences, economy requires signi cant knowledge of&#13;
the theory of numerical integration. In the situations where the integral&#13;
cannot be determined analytically, it is necessary to construct the for-&#13;
mula which approximates its value with acceptable error. Besides the&#13;
traditional formulae, the tendencies in the development of this area refer&#13;
to increment of algebraic degree of precision of the quadrature formula&#13;
and its error estimation.&#13;
The subject of this dissertation is Gaussian quadrature formula with&#13;
increased number of nodes which may have double multiplicity (sections&#13;
2 and 4) or arbitrary multiplicity (section 3). When we consider the&#13;
addition of one node, one of the integration interval ends, the&#13;
corresponding quadrature formula is called Gauss-Radau, and in the case&#13;
of adding two new nodes, the appropriate formula is of Gauss-Lobatto&#13;
type. Beside those formulae, in this dissertation we consider the&#13;
Kronrod's extension of Gauss-Tur an quadrature formula, which includes&#13;
the derivatives of the function at nodes. Here, the main aim is to deter-&#13;
mine efficient error bounds of these formulae with respect to the&#13;
different types of Chebyshev weight functions and Gori-Micchelli weight&#13;
function which, in one special case, represents the generalization of the&#13;
 rst Chebyshev weight function.&#13;
Introductory theorems and well-known statements that are used in&#13;
the rest of the thesis are presented in the  rst section. We described basic&#13;
properties of orthogonal polynomials participating in the construction&#13;
of Gaussian quadrature formula. Furthermore, the different types of&#13;
remainder terms of quadrature formula are de ned, whereby in the&#13;
following sections we analyze the integral representation of the remainder&#13;
term. The recent results relating to the increasing number of the nodes of&#13;
arbitrary multiplicity are exposed. The remaining three sections contain&#13;
the chapters with original results.&#13;
The second section is devoted to the estimation of the error of Gauss-&#13;
Lobatto quadrature formulae with a double nodes at the endpoints. Af-&#13;
ter detailed analysis of the kernel of the remainder term (see subsection&#13;
2.2.1), we proved the Theorems stating the behavior of the maximum&#13;
modulus of the kernel. We computed  xed values mentioned in the The-&#13;
orems and established the real errors and the error bounds of quadrature&#13;
formula.&#13;
In third section we examine the Kronrod's extension of Gauss-&#13;
Tur an quadrature formulae with respect to the special kind of Gori-&#13;
Micchelli weight function. This extension, beside the nodes of Gauss-&#13;
Tur an quadrature formula, also contains the zeros of Chebyshev polyno-&#13;
mial of the second kind. In those new nodes, we consider just the values&#13;
of the function (not the values of its derivatives). Previously mentioned&#13;
Kronrod's extension is actually Chakalov-Popoviciu quadrature formu-&#13;
la, so, by applying the methods for those formulae, we computed the&#13;
coefficients and the error of Kronrod's formula.&#13;
Gautschi-Li hypotheses are proven in the fourth section. Those&#13;
hypotheses concern the Gauss-Radau quadrature formulae with respect&#13;
to the Chebyshev weight functions of the second and the third kind.&#13;
Subsection 4.4 consists of numerical examples and the tables with&#13;
efficient error bounds.

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