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Title:	Knowledge Representation Course, Paris, 2012
Author(s):	AldoGangemi

Goal:

An introductory course to Knowledge Representation, centered on patterns at different levels. It includes novel and existing ODP material by Aldo Gangemi (informal KR, semantic web, ontology design, non-classical logics, NL to KR representation), open source material by Johan van Benthem's group (Logic in Action course for propositional, syllogistic, and predicate logic), as well as by Pascal Hitzler (KR for the Semantic Web course for description logics and OWL).

Brief description

The course covers: informal KR; basics of propositional, syllogistic, predicate, and descriptive logics; KR for the Semantic Web; an overview of non-classical logics; an overview of formal techniques for natural language representation into KR languages.

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 |Title=Knowledge Representation Course, Paris, 2012
 |Author=AldoGangemi
-|Goal=An introductory course to Knowledge Representation, centered on patterns at different levels. Makes use of novel and existing ODP material by Aldo Gangemi (informal KR, semantic web, ontology design, non-classical logics, NL to KR representation), open source material by Johan van Benthem's group ([http://staff.science.uva.nl/~jaspars/logicinaction/ Logic in Action course] for propositional, syllogistic, and predicate logic), as well as by Pascal Hitzler ([http://www.semantic-web-book.org/page/KR4SW-12 KR for the Semantic Web course] for description logics and OWL).
+|Goal=An introductory course to Knowledge Representation, centered on patterns at different levels. It includes novel and existing ODP material by Aldo Gangemi (informal KR, semantic web, ontology design, non-classical logics, NL to KR representation), open source material by Johan van Benthem's group ([http://staff.science.uva.nl/~jaspars/logicinaction/ Logic in Action course] for propositional, syllogistic, and predicate logic), as well as by Pascal Hitzler ([http://www.semantic-web-book.org/page/KR4SW-12 KR for the Semantic Web course] for description logics and OWL).
 |Description=The course covers: informal KR; basics of propositional, syllogistic, predicate, and descriptive logics; KR for the Semantic Web; an overview of non-classical logics; an overview of formal techniques for natural language representation into KR languages.
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