Name
Affiliation
Papers
GIORGIO LEONARDI
DISIT, Institute of Computer Science, Universití del Piemonte Orientale, Viale Michel 11, I-15121 Alessandria, Italy
44
Collaborators
Citations 
PageRank 
49
179
20.36
Referers 
Referees 
References 
390
787
602
Search Limit
100787
Title
Citations
PageRank
Year
Novel deep learning architectures for haemodialysis time series classification00.342022
Deep Feature Extraction for Representing and Classifying Time Series Cases - Towards an Interpretable Approach in Haemodialysis.00.342020
Process Trace Classification for Stroke Management Quality Assessment.00.342020
Leveraging semantic labels for multi-level abstraction in medical process mining and trace comparison.20.382018
Interactive mining and retrieval from process traces.00.342018
Multi-level abstraction for trace comparison and process discovery.00.342017
Towards Semantic Process Mining Through Knowledge-Based Trace Abstraction.00.342017
Applying Machine Learning to High-Quality Wine Identification.00.342017
Towards semantic process mining through knowledge-based trace abstraction.00.342017
Trace retrieval for business process operational support.10.352016
A CONTEXT-AWARE MINER FOR MEDICAL PROCESSES00.342016
A Smart Financial Advisory System Exploiting Case-Based Reasoning.00.342016
Recommending Personalized Asset Investments Through Case-Based Reasoning: The Smartfasi System00.342016
Knowledge-Based Support to the Treatment of Exceptions in Computer Interpretable Clinical Guidelines.00.342016
Exploiting Data Mining for Authenticity Assessment and Protection of High-Quality Italian Wines from Piedmont00.342015
Trace Retrieval as a Tool for Operational Support in Medical Process Management.00.342015
A knowledge-intensive approach to process similarity calculation.40.402015
A time series retrieval tool for sub-series matching10.362015
Knowledge-Intensive Medical Process Similarity.00.342014
Improving structural medical process comparison by exploiting domain knowledge and mined information.60.472014
Retrieval and clustering for supporting business process adjustment and analysis110.562014
Mining and Retrieving Medical Processes to Assess the Quality of Care.20.442013
Improving Process Model Retrieval by Accounting for Gateway Nodes: an Ongoing Work.10.362013
Flexible case-based retrieval for comparative genomics00.342013
Supporting Flexible, Efficient, and User-Interpretable Retrieval of Similar Time Series70.462013
Exceptions handling within GLARE clinical guideline framework.70.502012
Retrieval and Clustering for Business Process Monitoring: Results and Improvements.80.792012
Flexible and efficient retrieval of haemodialysis time series00.342012
A modular database architecture enabled to comparative sequence analysis00.342011
Ontology-based automatic generation of computerized cognitive exercises.20.512011
Reasoning with effects of clinical guideline actions using OWL: AL amyloidosis as a case study20.422011
Flexible, Efficient and Interactive Retrieval for Supporting In-silico Studies of Endobacteria00.342011
A Case-Based Approach To Business Process Monitoring90.602010
Flexible Genome Retrieval for Supporting In-Silico Studies of Endobacteria-AMFs.00.342010
Intelligent data interpretation and case base exploration through temporal abstractions60.472010
A CBR-Based, Closed-Loop Architecture for Temporal Abstractions Configuration40.402009
Multi-level Abstractions and Multi-dimensional Retrieval of Cases with Time Series Features70.462009
Process mining techniques: an application to stroke care.391.732008
Semi-automatic Configuration of Temporal Abstractions of Time Series Data Using CBR00.342008
Interacting Agents for the Risk Assessment of Allergies in Newborn Babies00.342007
Interacting agents through a web-based health serviceflow management system.151.072007
Case-based retrieval to support the treatment of end stage renal failure patients.371.322006
Case Retrieval with Time Series Features00.342005
RHENE: A Case Retrieval System for Hemodialysis Cases with Dynamically Monitored Parameters80.542004