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DESCRIPTION:Francesco Leotta\, vincitore della procedura selettiva di chiam
 ata per n. 1 posto di Ricercatore a tempo determinato - Tipologia B presso
  il Dipartimento di Ingegneria informatica\, automatica e gestionale “Anto
 nio Ruberti”\, per il settore concorsuale 09/H1\, ssd ING-INF/05 – Sistemi
  di elaborazione delle informazioni\, codice bando 2020RTDB015\, D.R. n. 2
 322/2020 del 22.09.2020\, pubblicato in data 06/10/2020\, come previsto da
 ll'art. 11\, comma 1\, lett. k dello Statuto\, terrà un seminario pubblico
  sulle attività di ricerca svolte e in corso di svolgimento.Il seminario a
 vrà luogo lunedì 5 luglio 2021 alle ore 9:30 in modalità telematica.Per pa
 rtecipare connettersi a Zoom secondo le seguenti indicazionihttps://unirom
 a1.zoom.us/j/88126105808?pwd=L3dRVk1taFJCQnRkRU1nZ3BYSEUwdz09ID riunione: 
 881 2610 5808Passcode: 061762Title: Smart Environments: Methodologies and 
 ApplicationsAbstract: The notion of smart environment embodies a vision of
  a physical space populated by networked artefacts (sensors\, actuators\, 
 processing units) collectively realizing the paradigm of Ambient Intellige
 nce (AmI)\, i.e.\, the idea of employing models of (i) the environment\, (
 ii) machines\, robots and humans operating inside it\, and (iii) goals and
  preferences\, in order to automatically provide intelligent services. As 
 a consequence\, the study of smart environments stands at the crossroad be
 tween information systems\, human-computer interaction and artificial inte
 lligence. This seminar will discuss different solutions applied to the cha
 llenging application scenarios of smart homes\, smart factories and smart 
 cities proposing a research roadmap. In particular\, the seminar will focu
 s on the application of (i) process mining to smart homes\, (ii) automated
  planning to smart factories\, and (iii) statistical methods applied to th
 rottling for smart city services.Bio: Francesco Leotta got a PhD in Engine
 ering in Computer Science from Sapienza Università di Roma in September 20
 14. The research activity of Francesco Leotta concerns algorithmic\, metho
 dological\, experimental and practical aspects in different areas of Compu
 ter Science\, including smart environments and information systems. He reg
 ularly serves as a reviewer for internationally renowned journals (e.g.\, 
 SPE\, Intelligent Systems\, JAICH) and conferences (e.g.\, BPM\, IE)\, hol
 ding scientific and organizational roles (e.g.\, recently short paper chai
 r for IE and demo chair for BPM). He is intensively involved in publicly (
 e.g.\, H2020 program) and privately (e.g.\, Industry 4.0 research contract
 s) funded research projects covering the different aspects of his research
  activity. Recently\, he has been the recipient of the best paper award at
  IEEE International Conference on Web Services (ICWS 2019).  
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LOCATION:Roma
SUMMARY:Smart Environments: Methodologies and Applications - Francesco Leot
 ta\n\n\n  \n  \n\n    \n\n\nFrancesco\n\n\nLeotta  \n\n  \n\n    \n\n\n\n
 \n\nRicercatore\n\n\npagina personale\n\nstanza: \n\nB218\n\ntelefono: \n
 \n+39 0677274012  \n\n  \n\n    \n\nBiografia: \n\n\n\nFrancesco Leotta is
  a tenure track assistant professor (scientific disciplinary sector ING-IN
 F/05) at Sapienza Università di Roma\, Italy\, Dipartimento di Ingegneria 
 Informatica\, Automatica e Gestionale Antonio Ruberti (DIAG – Dept. of Com
 puter\, Control and Management Engineering).\n\n\nHe got a PhD in Engineer
 ing in Computer Science (Dottorato di Ricerca in Ingegneria Informatica) f
 rom Sapienza Università di Roma in September 2014. He previously studied E
 ngineering in Computer Science (Ingegneria Informatica) at Sapienza Univer
 sità di Roma\, where he obtained a Bachelor Degree in 2006 and a Master De
 gree in 2010 both with honours. Since 2010\, he is qualified to practice a
 s Computer Science Engineer (abilitato all'esercizio della professione di 
 Ingegnere). Between the master degree in January 2010 and June 2011\, he s
 erved as a research fellow and scientific developer at Fondazione Santa Lu
 cia (FSL). Between 2014 and August 2019 he has been a research fellow at S
 apienza Università di Roma – DIAG.\n\n\nInteressi di ricerca: \n\n\n\nThe 
 research of Francesco Leotta concerns algorithmic\, methodological\, exper
 imental and practical aspects in different areas of Computer Science\, inc
 luding ubiquitous computing\, human-computer interaction and digital human
 ities. Such topics are challenged in the application domains of smart spac
 es\, smart manufacturing and cultural heritage.\n\n\nSince 2010\, Francesc
 o Leotta has defined a research project that involves the employment of te
 chniques from machine learning and data mining\, specifically from busines
 s process management and mining\, in order to address the problem of smart
  space monitoring and automation. Here\, the term smart space is intended 
 in the widest sense possible\, covering smart homes\, factories\, museums\
 , smart cities and offices. In particular\, the goal of the research proje
 ct is learning and visualizing human habits and procedures from unlabeled 
 data sources such as sensor logs or even written texts and data tables. Th
 ese habits can be used for anomaly detection\, recommender systems and aut
 omation. Notably\, the term habit mining has been introduced by Francesco 
 Leotta to describe this area of research.\n\n\nOne of the peculiarities of
  this research is the attention to usability for both technicians and end 
 users. As witnessed by the success of the NEST thermostat\, the main obsta
 cle to the diffusion of smart spaces is easiness of installation and use.
 \n\n\nA functioning smart space is based on models. These models must be a
 nalyzed and validated by experts of the domain. Thus\, one aspect of usabi
 lity in smart spaces is making the models produced by the system readable 
 to human experts for analysis and inspection. Here\, the intuition behind 
 the research of Francesco Leotta is employing established formalisms from 
 the area of Business Process Management (BPM). A second aspect of usabilit
 y applied to smart spaces is making the deployment of smart space systems 
 easy\, reducing the burden of technicians in terms of training. This aspec
 t has been addressed through the massive employment of unsupervised learni
 ng techniques.\n\n\nFrom the point of view of usability for the end users\
 , Francesco Leotta worked on advanced interfaces for smart spaces based on
  the employment of mobile applications and chat-bots applied to the contex
 t of smart homes\, cultural heritage and public administration offices. Th
 ese advanced interfaces also addressed the problem of accessibility. Part 
 of the research of Francesco Leotta\, during the period spent at Fondazion
 e Santa Lucia\, has been indeed devoted to enlarging the range of end user
 s that can benefit of a smart space\, including people with severe disabil
 ities.\n\n\nRecently\, Francesco Leotta has increasingly focused his atten
 tion on the research domain of Industry 4.0. In particular\, he is working
  on the definition of architectures which allow the automatic composition\
 , short- and long-term adaptation of digital twins in industrial contexts 
 thanks to the application of techniques taken from artificial intelligence
  to the Internet of Things. In addition\, this research activity is curren
 tly developed in the context of privately funded (Rotalaser Fustella 4.0) 
 and publicly funded (FIRST\, ElectroSpindle 4.0) projects.\n\n\nAs collate
 ral results of his research and project activity\, Francesco Leotta also p
 ublished several results in the area of information systems\, including wo
 rks on web services\, software architectures and information retrieval.\n
 \n\nqualifica_rr: \n\nAssistant professors (ricercatori)
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