Call for Cooperation
An Atlas of Linguistic Graphs
I'm a researcher in graph theory and networks.
I'm working about a project connected with the theory and the applications
of linguistic graphs, which are mathematical structures useful to represent
languages and consequently to manage the organization of data in different
kinds of scientific fields.
At the present I'm developing an application of these graphs to medicine,
specifically related to the ontology of clinical diseases.
And now to the purpose of this message, which is to ask if someone in this
list can be interested in collaborating with me about the construction of an
open
source database useful to represent, to analyse and to compare linguistic
graphs.
I've developed the project but don't have the necessary programming skills
to proceed with the creation of the code.
The software would be distributed in public domain and the collaboration is
free and voluntary.
I really hope that someone can be interested.
In the case, please feel free to contact me by using my private e-mail
address.
I'll be pleased to send the complete documentation related to the project.
Really many thanks.
All the best,
Giandomenico Sica
Faculty of Philosophy
Leiden University
giandomenico.si ca@polimetrica. com
Publications
1st World Congress and School on Universal Logic
An Atlas of Linguistic Graphs
I'm a researcher in graph theory and networks.
I'm working about a project connected with the theory and the applications
of linguistic graphs, which are mathematical structures useful to represent
languages and consequently to manage the organization of data in different
kinds of scientific fields.
At the present I'm developing an application of these graphs to medicine,
specifically related to the ontology of clinical diseases.
And now to the purpose of this message, which is to ask if someone in this
list can be interested in collaborating with me about the construction of an
open
source database useful to represent, to analyse and to compare linguistic
graphs.
I've developed the project but don't have the necessary programming skills
to proceed with the creation of the code.
The software would be distributed in public domain and the collaboration is
free and voluntary.
I really hope that someone can be interested.
In the case, please feel free to contact me by using my private e-mail
address.
I'll be pleased to send the complete documentation related to the project.
Really many thanks.
All the best,
Giandomenico Sica
Faculty of Philosophy
Leiden University
giandomenico.si ca@polimetrica. com
Publications
1st World Congress and School on Universal Logic
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