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Towards a visual-based survey on explainable machine learning
No full textThe increasing use of Machine Learning in people's everyday life raised the need for solutions aimed to reveal the work done by those models when transforming an input into an output. In the field of Computer Science, techniques of Explainable Machine Learning have been developed for unveiling algorithms' inner workings at different degrees of sophistication. The current status of the research on Machine Learning Explainability is still empowering the creators of those models but is not informing the people affected by them. Being information visualization considered a good means to show these processes, it is legitimate that tools able to help designers to browse visual models used in the past are designed. The paper proposes a visual-based methodology for displaying and analyzing images in groups as a support for designers in the observation, investigation, and selection of visual models and solutions to be adopted in the area of Explainable Machine Learning
Periodi, contesti e tradizioni giuridiche nell’evoluzione del diritto costituzionale europeo. Spunti per un percorso storico-diacronico
No full textThe article addresses the linkages between the roots of European law and the foundations of constitutional law by comparing, in a diachronical perspective, several historical contexts which the author deems particularly relevant. The aim is to assess how consistently Public Law borrowed from Private Law and ultimately Roman law. Moreover, by examining the methods and the institutions of Public Law that are still essential thanks to the fact that they were transmitted by the Historical School of Jurisprudence, the article pinponts the substantial elements that are most important in a constitutional system, with specific reference to average and stable observation of rules and their consequent effectiveness. In conclusion, the Author frames constitutionalism in contemporary Europe, despite limiting the analysis to traditional concepts relevant at a State level
Theory is an Unfinished Worksite
No full textThe text explores the relationship between theory and construction site, introduces the research themes subsequently developed within Labor, the international architecture workshop within the Iuav Università di Venezia. It is about defining a possible theory of thought in the space of construction, trying to address the conflicts, the amenity and the times that architecture encounters in the phases of its realization.
Labor. The text is contained in Labor, Geographies of Work, a book edited by the author with Michel Carlana.
Abstract of the book: Labor, Geographies of Work, is a small book, a breviary intended as an initial table of comparison and discussion on the theme of work in architecture, related to the society and time in which we live. An ‘archipelago’ of universities reasoned about the meaning of the word Labor, the central theme of the 25th edition of the WAVe (international architecture workshops) at the Università Iuav di Venezia
Introduction
No full textIntroduzione ad una monografia sulla funzione consultiva delle Corti negli ordinamenti anglosassoni
Linguaggio e vita quotidiana come contesti di apprendimento. Uno studio etnografico sulla socializzazione alla lettura in una istituzione educativa
No full textIl contributo rifletta sulle sfide metodologiche dell'etnografia nei contesti educativi. Utilizza uno studio di caso: l'etnografia delle pratiche rivolte alla costruzione del "piacere del testo" adottate in una biblioteca per bambini
Profili peculiari della tradizione giuridico-costituzionale nordica tra indubbie tipicità e preconcetti durevoli. Alcune considerazioni interlocutorie
No full textAfter a brief introduction on the method to be adopted, rather than looking for a predefined box in which to forcefully place the legal systems, the author intends to understand what Nordic law «is no», that is, a monad in its own right. In this way we intend to configure autonomies
– starting from the Nordic case – as a hypothesis of therapy against identity-focused democracy. In sharing a path that moves from the Germanic
origins of the Nordic legal tradition, attention is paid above all to the contacts and mutual influences with respect to legal traditions, trying to grasp
some peculiarities that have led the various Scandinavian legal experiences to become what they are now. After a brief examination of Nordic legal realism – which nowadays not a few Scandinavian jurists consider an interpretative key not entirely adequate to fully understand the particularities of continually changing legal systems – we try to deepen an aspect too often taken for granted: that Scandinavian constitutional law is still based on a paradigmatic example of an evolved welfare state, based on fundamental principles of democracy and equality, while – on a slightly less superficial observation – not a few critical aspects seem to emerge
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