Boris Kulik

Boris KulikBoris Kulik graduated from the Leningrad Mining Institute and worked for the USSR Ministry of Geology from 1971 to 1989 in automation of drilling control. Then he took up research on logic, mathematics and artificial intelligence and got his PhD in 1996. Since 1997, Boris Kulik has worked in the St.-Petersburg Institute of Problems in Machine Science of the Russian Academy of Sciences. He got his Doctor of Science (Physics and Mathematics) degree in 2008. Boris Kulik taught mathematics at the St.-Petersburg University of Culture and Art. He is a member of the Russian Association for Artificial Intelligence He has published 120 scientific papers including 5 monographs.

Publications

N-Tuple Algebra as a Generalized Theory of Relations
Boris A. Kulik, Alexander Y. Fridman. © 2021. 16 pages.
In ITs, analysis of heterogeneous information often necessitates unification of presentation forms and processing procedures for such data. To solve this problem, one needs a...
N-Tuple Algebra as a Unifying System to Process Data and Knowledge
Boris Alexandrovich Kulik, Alexander Yakovlevich Fridman. © 2019. 14 pages.
Information technologies for analysis and processing heterogeneous data often face the necessity to unify representation of such data. To solve this problem, it seems reasonable...
N-ary Relations for Logical Analysis of Data and Knowledge
Boris Kulik, Alexander Fridman. © 2018. 297 pages.
Mathematics has been used as a tool in logistical reasoning for centuries. Examining how specific mathematic structures can aid in data and knowledge management helps determine...
N-Tuple Algebra as a Unifying System to Process Data and Knowledge
Boris Alexandrovich Kulik, Alexander Yakovlevich Fridman. © 2018. 11 pages.
Information technologies for analysis and processing heterogeneous data often face the necessity to unify representation of such data. To solve this problem, it seems reasonable...
Logical Inference and Defeasible Reasoning in N-tuple Algebra
Boris Kulik, Alexander Fridman, Alexander Zuenko. © 2013. 27 pages.
This chapter examines the usage potential of n-tuple algebra (NTA) developed by the authors as a theoretical generalization of structures and methods applied in intelligence...