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neXSim

neXSim is an Explainable AI (XAI) tool for entity comparison. It formally characterizes and explains the nexus of similarity in Knowledge Graphs using logic. This version uses data coming from BabelNet. Here you can find some articles and publications related to neXSim and its underlying concepts. If you want to get in touch with us, please visit our contacts page.

neXSim: A System for Entity Comparison within Relational Knowledge Graphs

Authors: Giovanni Amendola, Pietro Cofone, Marco Manna, Aldo Ricioppo

Published in: RuleML+RR 2026

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Navigating Taxonomic Expansions of Entity Sets Driven by Knowledge Bases

Authors: Giovanni Amendola, Pietro Cofone, Marco Manna, Aldo Ricioppo

Published in: arXiv preprint, 2026

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neXSim: A System for Explaining Nexus of Similarities

Authors: Giovanni Amendola, Pietro Cofone, Marco Manna, Aldo Ricioppo

Published in: ICLP Workshops, 2025

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A logic-based framework for characterizing nexus of similarity within knowledge bases (Extended Abstract, Short)

Authors: Giuseppe Agresta, Giovanni Amendola, Pietro Cofone, Marco Manna, Aldo Ricioppo

Published in: KR 2024, Recently Published Research Track (Extended Abstract, Short)

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A logic-based framework for characterizing nexus of similarity within knowledge bases

Authors: Giovanni Amendola, Marco Manna, Aldo Ricioppo

Published in: Information Sciences, Volume 664, April 2024, 120331

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A logic-based framework for characterizing nexus of similarity within knowledge bases (Extended Abstract, Short)

Authors: Giuseppe Agresta, Giovanni Amendola, Pietro Cofone, Marco Manna, Aldo Ricioppo

Published in: KR 2024, Recently Published Research Track (Extended Abstract, Short)

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Characterizing Nexus of Similarity between Entities

Authors: Giuseppe Agresta, Giovanni Amendola, Pietro Cofone, Marco Manna, Aldo Ricioppo

Published in: IPS-RCRA-SPIRIT 2023

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Characterizing Nexus of Similarity within Knowledge Bases: A Logic-based Framework and its Computational Complexity Aspects

Authors: Giovanni Amendola, Marco Manna, Aldo Ricioppo

Published in: arXiv preprint, 2023

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