Fabiana Lorenzi

Fabiana LorenziFabiana Lorenzi has a Ph.D. degree in Computer Science from Federal University of Rio Grande do Sul (UFRGS) and she is currently a professor in the Faculty of Computer Science at Lutheran University of Brazil (ULBRA). She works as consultant at Invenio Software Inteligente and her interests include Case-Based Reasoning, Recommendation Systems, and Multi-Agent Systems.

Publications

Serious Games Tools to Support the Literacy Process
Fabiana Lorenzi, Lucas Curtinaz Dumer, Rafael Freitas Vernetti, Diego S. Pereira, Eliseo Berni Reategui, Daniel Epstein. © 2019. 19 pages.
The use of technologies in the teaching-learning process is constantly growing. In the process of literacy, for example, different learning objects have been developed. Literacy...
A Trust Case-Based Model Applied to Agents Collaboration
Felipe Boff, Fabiana Lorenzi. © 2019. 16 pages.
This chapter shows an approach for developing a method that uses case-based reasoning (CBR) for calculating trust levels in agents' collaboration. The proposed development...
A Trust Case-Based Model Applied to Agents Collaboration
Felipe Boff, Fabiana Lorenzi. © 2018. 13 pages.
This paper shows an approach for developing a method that uses Case-Based Reasoning (CBR) for calculating trust levels in agents' collaboration. The proposed development...
Preface
Eldon Y. Li, Stanley Loh, Cain Evans, Fabiana Lorenzi. © 2013. 4 pages.
This Preface is included in the book Organizations and Social Networking: Utilizing Social Media to Engage Consumers.
Best Practices for Social CRM
Fabiana Lorenzi, Stanley Loh. © 2013. 12 pages.
This chapter presents a study of integration of traditional CRM systems with new social networking technologies available on the Web, such as Twitter, blogs, and communities...
Case-Based Recommender Systems
Fabiana Lorenzi, Francesco Ricci. © 2005. 5 pages.
Recommender systems are being used in e-commerce web sites to help the customers in selecting products more suitable to their needs. The growth of Internet and the business to...