34 results on '"Marconi Luca"'
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2. Opinion dynamics and consensus formation in a Deffuant model with extremists and moderates
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Marconi, Luca and Cecconi, Federico
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Physics - Physics and Society - Abstract
Among the different disciplines in the social, behavioral and economic sciences, a fundamental class of problems is related to the prediction of the final state of the presence of individual opinions in a large population. The main aspects investigated in the opinion dynamics are related to the possibility of reaching an agreement and the time needed. In general a consensus model allows to understand if a set of interacting agents can reach a consensus when choosing among several options: political vote, opinions, cultural features are well-known examples of them. Opinion dynamics models then can be seen as a sub-set of consensus models, when the options to choose from are opinions and the possible social consensus to be reached is the opinion agreement. Moreover, in large populations it is intuitive to find moderates, whose opinion is not at the extremes of the political opinion spectrum. Due to the wide range of their empirical presence, the study of their influence in the opinion dynamics processes is very important to enhance the comprehension of the political opinions evolution in large populations. The Deffuant model is aimed at studying consensus formation assuming that the opinion distribution of a population evolves via a sequence of random pairwise encounters. In this work we strive to extend the classical Deffuant model with the presence of moderates in addition to the extremists, so as to study the emergence of consensus with different initial configurations of opinions and parameters. Therefore, we assess the role and the importance of the moderates for the appearance of consensus in the opinion dynamics processes within in large populations. We show that the population behavior is affected by the presence of a critical number of moderates, in specific configurations of the model parameters: when this threshold is reached the opinions in the population progressively converge
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- 2020
3. AI, the Overall Picture
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Marconi, Luca, Bertino, Elisa, Series Editor, Cioffi-Revilla, Claudio, Series Editor, Foster, Jacob, Series Editor, Gilbert, Nigel, Series Editor, Golbeck, Jennifer, Series Editor, Gonçalves, Bruno, Series Editor, Kitts, James A., Series Editor, Liebovitch, Larry S., Series Editor, Matei, Sorin A., Series Editor, Nijholt, Anton, Series Editor, Nowak, Andrzej, Series Editor, Savit, Robert, Series Editor, Squazzoni, Flaminio, Series Editor, Vinciarelli, Alessandro, Series Editor, and Cecconi, Federico, editor
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- 2023
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4. Opinion Dynamics
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Marconi, Luca, Bertino, Elisa, Series Editor, Cioffi-Revilla, Claudio, Series Editor, Foster, Jacob, Series Editor, Gilbert, Nigel, Series Editor, Golbeck, Jennifer, Series Editor, Gonçalves, Bruno, Series Editor, Kitts, James A., Series Editor, Liebovitch, Larry S., Series Editor, Matei, Sorin A., Series Editor, Nijholt, Anton, Series Editor, Nowak, Andrzej, Series Editor, Savit, Robert, Series Editor, Squazzoni, Flaminio, Series Editor, Vinciarelli, Alessandro, Series Editor, and Cecconi, Federico, editor
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- 2023
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5. Explainable Attentional Neural Recommendations for Personalized Social Learning
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Marconi, Luca, Aragon, Ricardo Anibal Matamoros, Zoppis, Italo, Manzoni, Sara, Mauri, Giancarlo, Epifania, Francesco, Goos, Gerhard, Founding Editor, Hartmanis, Juris, Founding Editor, Bertino, Elisa, Editorial Board Member, Gao, Wen, Editorial Board Member, Steffen, Bernhard, Editorial Board Member, Woeginger, Gerhard, Editorial Board Member, Yung, Moti, Editorial Board Member, Baldoni, Matteo, editor, and Bandini, Stefania, editor
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- 2021
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6. Explainable Attentional Neural Recommendations for Personalized Social Learning
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Marconi, Luca, primary, Aragon, Ricardo Anibal Matamoros, additional, Zoppis, Italo, additional, Manzoni, Sara, additional, Mauri, Giancarlo, additional, and Epifania, Francesco, additional
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- 2021
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7. COMPREHENSIVE CARE FOR LATE PRETERM INFANTS: FOSTERING INTEGRATED FOLLOW-UP
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Bresesti, Ilia, primary, Sangiorgio, Camilla, additional, Marconi, Luca, additional, and Agosti, Massimo, additional
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- 2023
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8. Comprehensive care for late preterm infants: fostering integrated follow-up
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Bresesti, Ilia, Sangiorgio, Camilla, Marconi, Luca, and Agosti, Massimo
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- 2024
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9. Conspiracy Network in Facebook Pages: An Agent Based Model of Misleading Information in an Echo Chamber
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Russo Vanessa, Russo, V, Marconi, L, Cecconi, F, Maretti, M, Russo Vanessa, Marconi Luca, Cecconi Federico, Maretti Mara, Russo Vanessa, Russo, V, Marconi, L, Cecconi, F, Maretti, M, Russo Vanessa, Marconi Luca, Cecconi Federico, and Maretti Mara
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The emergence and development of conspiracy phenomena within the digital space is broadly studied in the literature. The spread of junk or misleading information online is amplified by the increasing use of Social Networks and social media. Specifically on Facebook, there are networks that are specialized in disseminating information from unofficial sources. The aim of this work is to create an agent-based computational model capable of describing and analysing the structure and the development of a conspiracy echo-chamber within Facebook. We map and analyse the development and characteristics of a conspiracy echo-chamber within Facebook, through the study of interactions of articles from unofficial sources within the social network. Then, we explore the variation of the network structure in relation to the variation of certain properties of the articles. A set of preferential sources of information emerge, as if they are somehow being credited by the conspiracy public as references for the dissemination of "informative" content. We also find that there is a polarized bubble of content and users with respect to conspiracy-mindedness. We show that there are pages that have a preferential role within the network as opinion leaders in the conspiracy bubble. Moreover, we also show that there are elements that distinguish many of the analyzed contents, namely political orientation and hate speech. Finally, we highlight that the grounded approach is very useful in the classification process because approaching classification without a-priori categories to be identified in the text make it possible for issues and specific interpretative codes to emerge.
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- 2023
10. An eXplainable Recommender System for Course Creation in the Educational Platform “WhoTeach'
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Marconi, L, LEPORATI, ALBERTO OTTAVIO, MANZONI, SARA LUCIA, MARCONI, LUCA, Marconi, L, LEPORATI, ALBERTO OTTAVIO, MANZONI, SARA LUCIA, and MARCONI, LUCA
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Secondo il World Economic Forum, entro il 2025 almeno il 50% dei lavoratori in ogni settore necessiterà di significativi processi di re-skilling e up-skilling, mirati ad aumentare o aggiornare le competenze della forza lavoro. In questo scenario complessivo, docenti, formatori ed esperti, in qualsiasi ambito educativo, necessitano di sistemi di raccomandazione, basati su intelligenza artificiale, in grado di supportarli nella creazione di corsi e percorsi di apprendimento personalizzati. I docenti hanno bisogno di tool che li aiutino a ottenere i giusti suggerimenti sulle risorse didattiche e il materiale formativo da selezionare e integrare all' interno di corsi specifici che devono creare in base alle loro esigenze. Il mio progetto di dottorato executive è stato quindi finalizzato alla progettazione, realizzazione e valutazione di un sistema di raccomandazione explainable per la didattica a distanza, in grado di fornire ai docenti o formatori dei suggerimenti intelligenti e adeguatamente motivati per accompagnarli nella creazione di corsi online personalizzati. Il nostro obiettivo specifico è stato quello di realizzare un sistema pronto per il mercato per supportare docenti o formatori, potenzialmente in qualsiasi comunità e ambiente didattico. La soluzione proposta è stata pensata per migliorare e potenziare la piattaforma di e-learning "WhoTeach", prodotta e commercializzata da Social Things srl e concepita come un Social Intelligent Learning Management System. Il progetto è stato motivato principalmente da esigenze aziendali e di mercato, oltre che da una prima valutazione della piattaforma, ovvero un'attività di sperimentazione per valutare il livello di usabilità e la qualità dell'interazione tra gli utenti e un "prototipo dimostrativo" di sistema di raccomandazione di WhoTeach, da cui è emersa la forte necessità di sviluppare un sistema di raccomandazione explainable e potenziato. Successivamente, tenendo conto anche delle esigenze dell'azienda di, According to the World Economic Forum, by 2025 at least 50% of all employees will require significant re-skilling and up-skilling processes, aimed at increasing or updating the skills of the workforce. This need is definitively perceived by the companies stakeholders: according to Boston Consulting Group in 2019 , 67% of employees are likely to learn new skills in order to qualify for new positions or jobs, under any circumstances. Over the two last pandemic years, this trend grew stronger: in 2021 Boston Consulting Group reports that more than two-thirds of workers globally are willing to retrain for new jobs. In this overall scenario, teachers, trainers and experts, in any educational domain, need artificial intelligence based recommender systems able to support them in the creation of personalized courses and learning paths. Teachers require AI tools to get the right suggestions on the didactical resources to be selected and integrated into specific courses they have to create according to their requirements. Explainable approaches have the capability to allow teachers to understand the reason behind specific recommendations, thus improving their trust and collaboration with the system and, eventually, the creation of the courses. Then, my PhD project was aimed at designing, developing and evaluating an Explainable Recommender System solution for Educational Platforms, able to provide teachers with intelligent and explainable suggestions to support them in the creation of personalized online courses, in potentially any didactical community and environment. The proposed solution was aimed to improve and empower the educational platform “WhoTeach”, produced and commercialized by Social Things srl and conceived as a Social Intelligent Learning Management System. The project was primarily motivated by both company and market needs, as well as by an initial assessment of the platform, namely an experimentation activity to assess the level of usability and quality of i
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- 2023
11. An eXplainable Recommender System for Course Creation in the Educational Platform 'WhoTeach'
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MARCONI, LUCA, Marconi, L, LEPORATI, ALBERTO OTTAVIO, and MANZONI, SARA LUCIA
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Machine Learning ,e-Learning ,Explainable AI ,Recommender System ,WhoTeach ,INF/01 - INFORMATICA ,Sist.Raccomandazione - Abstract
Secondo il World Economic Forum, entro il 2025 almeno il 50% dei lavoratori in ogni settore necessiterà di significativi processi di re-skilling e up-skilling, mirati ad aumentare o aggiornare le competenze della forza lavoro. In questo scenario complessivo, docenti, formatori ed esperti, in qualsiasi ambito educativo, necessitano di sistemi di raccomandazione, basati su intelligenza artificiale, in grado di supportarli nella creazione di corsi e percorsi di apprendimento personalizzati. I docenti hanno bisogno di tool che li aiutino a ottenere i giusti suggerimenti sulle risorse didattiche e il materiale formativo da selezionare e integrare all' interno di corsi specifici che devono creare in base alle loro esigenze. Il mio progetto di dottorato executive è stato quindi finalizzato alla progettazione, realizzazione e valutazione di un sistema di raccomandazione explainable per la didattica a distanza, in grado di fornire ai docenti o formatori dei suggerimenti intelligenti e adeguatamente motivati per accompagnarli nella creazione di corsi online personalizzati. Il nostro obiettivo specifico è stato quello di realizzare un sistema pronto per il mercato per supportare docenti o formatori, potenzialmente in qualsiasi comunità e ambiente didattico. La soluzione proposta è stata pensata per migliorare e potenziare la piattaforma di e-learning "WhoTeach", prodotta e commercializzata da Social Things srl e concepita come un Social Intelligent Learning Management System. Il progetto è stato motivato principalmente da esigenze aziendali e di mercato, oltre che da una prima valutazione della piattaforma, ovvero un'attività di sperimentazione per valutare il livello di usabilità e la qualità dell'interazione tra gli utenti e un "prototipo dimostrativo" di sistema di raccomandazione di WhoTeach, da cui è emersa la forte necessità di sviluppare un sistema di raccomandazione explainable e potenziato. Successivamente, tenendo conto anche delle esigenze dell'azienda di consegnare un prototipo funzionante in tempi brevi, è stato progettato e sviluppato un sistema di raccomandazione ad albero decisionale basato su una utility function personalizzata: la nostra soluzione è intrinsecamente spiegabile e in grado di gestire le diverse preferenze dei docenti riguardo ai learning object all'interno della piattaforma WhoTeach. Anche grazie all'intervento dell'azienda, il sistema è stato integrato nella piattaforma e sono stati effettuati i necessari esperimenti per testarlo. Quindi sono state realizzate l'interfaccia e le visualizzazioni necessarie, comprese le explanation testuali e visive. Successivamente, è stata creata una versione estesa e adattata del modello UTAUT per valutare in modo specifico la percezione dell'explainability del sistema da parte dell'utente, la fiducia e l'interazione degli utenti con il sistema e la chiarezza e comunicabilità del sistema nel fornire le raccomandazioni. Mediante questo metodo, sono state eseguite le necessarie valutazioni user-centered dell'explainability e dell'interazione tra utenti e sistema con docenti eterogenei. Inoltre, è stato creato un questionario per la needs analysis, tenendo anche conto dell'esperienza pluriennale della società nel campo delle tecnologie didattiche, oltre che delle manifestazioni di interesse dei suoi numerosi clienti e partner nei confronti di sistemi basati sull'intelligenza artificiale per la creazione di corsi online. Sulla base di unaversione semplificata di questo questionario, abbiamo creato un questionario di user satisfaction, così da valutare, mediante una survey mirata, la soddisfazione di docenti eterogenei. Infine, abbiamo eseguito una valutazione quantitativa dell'explainability del sistema di raccomandazione sfruttando e adattando le metriche di tipo mask-based studiate in letteratura: tali metriche hanno permesso di valutare le explanation fornite dal sistema, confermando il livello complessivo di explainability della nostra soluzione. According to the World Economic Forum, by 2025 at least 50% of all employees will require significant re-skilling and up-skilling processes, aimed at increasing or updating the skills of the workforce. This need is definitively perceived by the companies stakeholders: according to Boston Consulting Group in 2019 , 67% of employees are likely to learn new skills in order to qualify for new positions or jobs, under any circumstances. Over the two last pandemic years, this trend grew stronger: in 2021 Boston Consulting Group reports that more than two-thirds of workers globally are willing to retrain for new jobs. In this overall scenario, teachers, trainers and experts, in any educational domain, need artificial intelligence based recommender systems able to support them in the creation of personalized courses and learning paths. Teachers require AI tools to get the right suggestions on the didactical resources to be selected and integrated into specific courses they have to create according to their requirements. Explainable approaches have the capability to allow teachers to understand the reason behind specific recommendations, thus improving their trust and collaboration with the system and, eventually, the creation of the courses. Then, my PhD project was aimed at designing, developing and evaluating an Explainable Recommender System solution for Educational Platforms, able to provide teachers with intelligent and explainable suggestions to support them in the creation of personalized online courses, in potentially any didactical community and environment. The proposed solution was aimed to improve and empower the educational platform “WhoTeach”, produced and commercialized by Social Things srl and conceived as a Social Intelligent Learning Management System. The project was primarily motivated by both company and market needs, as well as by an initial assessment of the platform, namely an experimentation activity to assess the level of usability and quality of interaction between users and a "demonstration prototype" recommender system in WhoTeach, resulting in a strong need to develop an explainable and empowered recommender system. Then, also taking into account the company needs to deliver a working prototype in a short time, we designed and developed a custom utility-based decision-tree recommender system; our solution is inherently explainable and able to manage different user preferences regarding the learning objects in WhoTeach. Thanks to the company, the system was integrated into the platform and experiments were performed to test it. Then, we realized the needed interface and visualizations, including both textual and visual explanations. Subsequently, we created an extended and adapted version of the UTAUT model to specifically assess the user’s perception of the system explainability, the users’ trust and interaction with the system and the system clarity and communicability in providing the recommendations. By using this method, we performed user-centered explainability evaluations with heterogeneous teachers. We also created a needs analysis questionnaire, also taking into account the many-year experience of the company in the educational technology field and the interest of its many clients and partners in the use of AI-based systems to create online courses. Based on a simplified version of this questionnaire, we created a user satisfaction questionnaire to perform a user satisfaction survey with teachers. Finally, we performed quantitative explainability evaluation tests of the recommender system to assess the level of explainability in an objective and quantitative way. To this aim, we exploited and adapted the mask-based metrics studied in the literature: such metrics allowed to collectively assess and evaluate the system explanations, confirming the overall level of explainability of our realized solution.
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- 2023
12. Conspiracy Network in Facebook Pages: An Agent Based Model of Misleading Information in an Echo Chamber
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Russo, Vanessa, primary, Marconi, Luca, additional, Cecconi, Federico, additional, and maretti, mara, additional
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- 2023
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13. Musik und Schule
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Brusniak, Friedhelm, Comploi, Franz, Delfrati, Carlo, Jung-Kaiser, Ute, Khittl, Christoph, Marconi, Luca, Orgass, Stefan, Mitterrutzner, Emma, and COMPLOI, Franz
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Music ,School Education ,Musical Pedagogy ,Musik ,Schulbildung ,Musikpädagogik ,Musica ,Istruzione scolastica ,Pedagogia musicale ,bic Book Industry Communication::Y Children's, Teenage & educational::YQ Educational material::YQB Educational: Music - Abstract
As a result of the cognitive turn in psychology and educational science, music is gradually returning to its role, already anchored in antiquity, as a fundamental subject in school and out-of-school education. Recent studies and observations confirm that learning is facilitated and sustainably promoted through music lessons in kindergarten and school. These topics were addressed in various facets at the international congress Music and School - Aims and Paths of Music Education and discussed against the background of a holistic didactics of music. Selected contributions have been collected in this volume.; Musik kehrt in Folge der kognitiven Wende in der Psychologie und der Erziehungswissenschaft schrittweise wieder in ihre, bereits in der Antike verankerte Rolle als grundlegendes Fach in der schulischen und außerschulischen Erziehung zurück. Neuere Studien und Beobachtungen bestätigen, dass durch Musikunterricht in Kindergarten und Schule das Lernen erleichtert und nachhaltig gefördert wird. In verschiedenen Facetten wurden diese Themen auf dem internationalen Kongress Musik und Schule – Ziele und Wege der Musikpädagogik behandelt und vor dem Hintergrund einer ganzheitlichen Musikdidaktik diskutiert. Ausgewählte Beiträge wurden in diesem Band gesammelt.; Con la svolta cognitiva della psicologia e delle scienze dell’educazione, la musica riprende gradualmente il ruolo, delineato sin dall’antichità, di materia fondamentale per ogni processo educativo. Studi e indagini recenti confermano che nella scuola dell’infanzia e nella scuola primaria l’educazione musicale facilita e rafforza i processi di apprendimento come le relazioni tenute nell’ambito del convegno Musica e scuola – Obiettivi e metodi della Pedagogia musicale, qui raccolte, intendono dimostrare.
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- 2013
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14. Improving social stability: a democracy perception analysis in the European area
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Marconi, Luca, Sonzogni, Barbara, and Cecconi, Federico
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democracy ,politics ,trust ,social modeling ,policy - Abstract
The present work aims to analyse the current perception that European citizens have of Western democracies due to an extensive empirical study. The comprehension of the way people perceive and consider their democratic institutions is a key issue in the sociological and socio-political perspectives. Having a clear understanding of this macro-issue is a fundamental stage to approach the final goal of improving social and political stability. In this context, on one hand, we will approach the problem by taking on as central the notions of institutional trust and expectations and, on the other hand, the notion of democracy itself. Specifically, we will empirically investigate the way the European citizens appreciate and evaluate the present democracies in their countries, by the means of real-life data collected by the European Social Survey. The data will be elaborated through statistical analyses, in order to answer to three specific research questions related to democracy perception, institutional trust and expectations. Finally, we will find out some peculiar evidence, tied to the anagraphical or geographical segmentations considered for the data and related to the centrality of the role of trust in the political institutions, as well as to the importance of the democracies' instruments in the European countries considered. The next step in our work include the use of the data and the results obtained to develop predictive models of the future states of the people's perception, due to artificial intelligence based models and agent-based simulations.
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- 2021
15. Attentional neural mechanisms for social recommendations in educational platforms
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Epifania, F, Marconi, L, Aragon, R, Mauri, G, Manzoni, S, Zoppis, I, Epifania, Francesco, Marconi, Luca, Aragon, Ricardo, Mauri, Giancarlo, Manzoni, Sara, Zoppis, Italo, Epifania, F, Marconi, L, Aragon, R, Mauri, G, Manzoni, S, Zoppis, I, Epifania, Francesco, Marconi, Luca, Aragon, Ricardo, Mauri, Giancarlo, Manzoni, Sara, and Zoppis, Italo
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Recent studies in the context of machine learning have shown the effectiveness of deep attentional mechanisms for identifying important communities and relationships within a given input network. These studies can be effectively applied in those contexts where capturing specific dependencies, while downloading useless content, is essential to take decisions and provide accurate inference. This is the case, for example, of current recommender systems that exploit social information as a clever source of recommendations and / or explanations. In this paper we extend the social engine of our educational platform “WhoTeach” to leverage social information for educational services. In particular, we report our work in progress for providing “WhoTeach” with an attentional-based recommander system oriented to the design of programmes and courses for new teachers.
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- 2020
16. Pertinence in music
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Marconi, Luca, primary
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- 1995
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17. Attentional Neural Mechanisms for Social Recommendations in Educational Platforms
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Zoppis, Italo, primary, Manzoni, Sara, primary, Mauri, Giancarlo, primary, Aragon, Ricardo, primary, Marconi, Luca, primary, and Epifania, Francesco, primary
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- 2020
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18. Optimized Social Explanation for Educational Platforms
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Lane H.,Zvacek S.,Uhomoibhi J., Epifania, F, Marconi, L, Mauri, G, Manzoni, S, Dondi, R, Zoppis, I, Epifania, Francesco, Marconi, Luca, Mauri, Giancarlo, Manzoni, Sara, Dondi, Riccardo, Zoppis, Italo, Lane H.,Zvacek S.,Uhomoibhi J., Epifania, F, Marconi, L, Mauri, G, Manzoni, S, Dondi, R, Zoppis, I, Epifania, Francesco, Marconi, Luca, Mauri, Giancarlo, Manzoni, Sara, Dondi, Riccardo, and Zoppis, Italo
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Recommender Systems have became extremely appealing for all technology enhanced learning researches aimed to design, develop and test technical innovations which support and enhance learning and teaching practices of both individuals and organizations. In this scenario a new emerging paradigm of explainable Recommander Systems leverages social friend information to provide (social) explanations in order to supply users with his/her friends’ public interests as explained recommendation. In this paper we introduce our educational platform called “WhoTeach”, an innovative and original system to integrate knowledge discovery, social networks analysis, and educational services. In particular, we report here our work in progress for providing “WhoTeach” environment with optimized Social Explainable Recommandations oriented to design new teachers’ programmes and courses.
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- 2019
19. Optimized Social Explanation for Educational Platforms
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Zoppis, Italo, primary, Dondi, Riccardo, primary, Manzoni, Sara, primary, Mauri, Giancarlo, primary, Marconi, Luca, primary, and Epifania, Francesco, primary
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- 2019
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20. The noisy voter model with contrarian agents: a theoretical and computational study
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Toral, Raúl, Khalil, Nagi, Marconi, Luca, Toral, Raúl, Khalil, Nagi, and Marconi, Luca
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- 2018
21. The Organic Principle in Music Analysis: A Semiotic Approach (Acta Semiotica Fennica, XLII) Paolo Rosato
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Marconi, Luca
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- 2015
22. Dai club ai festival. Le musiche elettroniche nei discorsi di alcuni addetti ai lavori italiani
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Marconi, Luca
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Questo scritto presenta alcune riflessioni ricavate da interviste semi-strutturate. Il punto di partenza è la considerazione di quattro festival tenutisi a Bologna nel 2012 nei quali erano presenti concerti di musica elettronica: Robot, Homework, Angelica e Live Arts Week; di ciascun festival ho intervistato un organizzatore, interpellando inoltre quattro musicisti italiani esibitisi in questi contesti. In alcuni loro percorsi esperienziali emerge l’adesione negli anni Novanta alle pratiche culturali sviluppate con la musica elettronica nei club ‘alternativi’ e nei centri sociali; queste pratiche, quelle più recenti realizzate nei festival e i giudizi di valore relativi vengono connessi con quanto è avvenuto nelle culture musicali giovanili a partire dalla metà degli anni Sessanta. Vengono inoltre analizzati diversi approcci alla performance elettronica recentemente adottati. Infine il saggio confronta i festival con i club che in Italia presentano musica elettronica e propone la distinzione tra tre approcci a questo repertorio., Philomusica on-line, Vol 13, N° 2 (2014): Just for Dancing? Studi italiani sulle musiche elettroniche popular all’alba del terzo millennio
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- 2014
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23. Melody: Prototypes, family airs, modes of sign production
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Stefani, Gino and Marconi, Luca
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Melody -- Analysis ,Music -- Theory ,Melodic analysis -- Methods ,Music - Abstract
This paper relates and develops some aspects of the authors' book on melody. 1. Listeners commonly speak of 'melodic music', 'good examples' of it, and 'non-melodic' music. These distinctions are correlated on one side to a given experience centred on the 'cantabile' (singable), on the other to an open set of given musical features. 2. In this sense 'melody' appears as a prototype, i.e. a semantic category opposed to the concept of necessary and sufficient traits. Its main features are centrality and family resemblances between members. 3. The above concepts are applied to 'family airs'; all melodies showing a family likeness have some traits of the same prototypical scheme. 4. In the terms of Eco's theory of sign production, prototype refers to recognition and to replica. As for the invention of the model, this does not proceed by a simple expression/content correlation, but by an assemblage of correlations already present. KEY WORDS Melody, family resemblance, prototype, sign production.
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- 1998
24. Milano (Milan)
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Fabbri, Franco, primary and Marconi, Luca, additional
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- 2016
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25. Tutto quello che 'la musica può fare'. Conversazione con Francesco e Max Gazzè
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Magrelli, Valerio, Proclemer, Anna, Sardi de Letto, Antonio, Moretti, Giampiero, Quattrocchi, Arrigo, Montecchi, Giordano, Torrefranca, Massimo Acanfora, Berio, Talia Pecker, Panti, Cecilia, Piperno, Franco, Giuriati, Giovanni, Petrobelli, Pierluigi, Rostagno, Antonio, Zenni, Stefano, Catucci, Stefano, Boschero, Silvia, Scognamiglio, Renata, Marconi, Luca, Franchi, Susanna, Campogrande, Nicola, Caputo, Simone, Signorini, Luca, and Pasticci, Susanna
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Parlare di musica ,Parlare di musica, Musica popular, testo e musica ,Musica popular ,testo e musica - Published
- 2008
26. Musical Languages Joseph P. Swain
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Marconi, Luca
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- 1999
27. La musica e gli adolescenti
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GASPERONI, Giancarlo, SANTORO, MARCO, MARCONI, LUCA, G. Gasperoni, M. Santoro, and L. Marconi
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MUSICA ,EDUCAZIONE ,ADOLESCENTI ,SOCIOLOGIA - Published
- 2004
28. L'immagine pop. Musica e arti visive da Andy Warhol alla realtà virtuale John A. Walker
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Marconi, Luca
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- 1997
29. Las conductas musicales
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Delalande, François, primary and Marconi, Luca, additional
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- 2013
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30. Michel Imberty, La Musique creuse le temps. De Wagner à Boulez: Musique, psychologie, psychanalyse. Paris, L'Harmattan, 2005, pp. 495, Euros 41
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Marconi, Luca, primary
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31. Il corpo nella musica (II).
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Marconi, Luca
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32. Musicologie générale et sémiologie Jean-Jacques Nattiez
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Marconi, Luca
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33. 6. Western Europe: Italy: CITIES: Milano (Milan).
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Fabbri, Franco and Marconi, Luca
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POPULAR music , *MUSIC history , *JAZZ - Abstract
Information on popular music in Milan, Italy from Chapter 6 of the book "Continuum Encyclopedia of Popular Music of the World" is presented. It deals with the history of popular music in Milan, known as the seat of the most financial market in Italy. A mixture of local elements and cosmopolitanism permeates popular music in the city. In 1918, jazz was introduced and its exponents include pianist Milietto Nervetti and Carlo Benzi.
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34. La Musique creuse le temps. De Wagner à Boulez: Musique, psychologie, psychanalyse.
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Marconi, Luca
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The article reviews the book "La Musique creuse le temps. De Wagner à Boulez: Musique, psychologie, psychanalyse," by Michel Imberty.
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- 2008
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