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Peter Dolog is affiliated with Aalborg University in Denmark and specializes in computer science with a focus on artificial intelligence and information systems. Their research spans several subfields including human-computer interaction, statistical and nonlinear physics, and computer networks and communications.
Their work addresses topics such as recommender systems and techniques, advanced graph neural networks, topic modeling, semantic web and ontologies, usability and user interface design, web applications and data management, and complex network analysis techniques.
Dolog has authored multiple papers published in various academic venues. Recent publications include:
Dolog frequently collaborates with other researchers. Frequent co-authors include:
Their research is often published in key venues such as:
In 2020, Peter Dolog was recognized as an ACM Senior Member.
Peter Dolog;Nicola Henze;Wolfgang Nejdl;Michael Sintek
Nicola Henze;Peter Dolog;Wolfgang Nejdl
Lora Aroyo;Peter Dolog;Geert-Jan Houben;Milos Kravcik
Peter Dolog;Wolfgang Nejdl
Sven Casteleyn;Florian Daniel;Peter Dolog;Maristella Matera
Peter Dolog;Nicola Henze;Wolfgang Nejdl;Michael Sintek
Peter Dolog;Michael Schäfer
Mohammad Alrifai;Thomas Risse;Peter Dolog;Wolfgang Nejdl
Peter Dolog;Wolfgang Nejdl
K. Denecke;M. Krieck;L. Otrusina;P. Smrz
Felipe Costa;Sixun Ouyang;Peter Dolog;Aonghus Lawlor
Peter Dolog;Rita Gavriloaie;Wolfgang Nejdl;Jan Brase
Bernd Simon;Peter Dolog;Zoltán Miklós;Daniel Olmedilla
Michael Schäfer;Peter Dolog;Wolfgang Nejdl
Peter Dolog;Nicola Henze;Wolfgang Nejdl;Michael Sintek
Peter Dolog;Heiner Stuckenschmidt;Holger Wache;Jörg Diederich
Frederico Araújo Durão;Peter Dolog
Stefano Ceri;Peter Dolog;Maristella Matera;Wolfgang Nejdl
Peter Dolog;Wolfgang Nejdl
Vania Dimitrova;Tsvi Kuflik;David Chin;Francesco Ricci
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