[PlanetKR] KR2010 - submission information updated
Mary-Anne Williams
Mary-Anne at TheMagicLab.org
Thu Nov 5 03:36:19 EST 2009
*** Reminder ***
---The KR 2010 deadline is approaching---
* Submission of title and abstract: November 20, 2009
* Paper submission deadline: November 30, 2009
Submission information:
Papers must be submitted in AAAI style and in PDF only (the conference
proceedings will be published by the AAAI Press). Submissions are not
anonymous. The maximum length of a submission is 7 pages including
references, figures, and appendixes if any. Submissions of more than 7 pages
will *not* be reviewed! A paper must be submitted on EASYCHAIR via the
following URL:
http://www.easychair.org/conferences/?conf=kr10
A paper must be first registered with a title, abstract, and author
information by November 20, 2009, and the PDF file of the paper must be
uploaded by November 30, 2009. The final paper acceptance
notifications will be sent out by January 17. There is no author
rebuttal to reviews. However, if a reviewer considers that a
clarification about the paper is needed, a request for clarifications will
be sent to the corresponding author by email, and the authors will have
at least 72 hours to respond to such requests.
Accepted papers will be allotted 11 pages in the proceedings.
The full call for papers is reproduced below::
CALL FOR PAPERS
*** KR 2010 ***
Twelfth International Conference on Principles of
Knowledge Representation and Reasoning
Toronto, Canada, May 9-13, 2010
Collocated with AAMAS-10, NMR-10, ICAPS-10, FOIS-10 (all in Toronto) and DL
2010 (in Waterloo)
Website: http://kr.org/KR2010/
Knowledge Representation and Reasoning (KR&R) is a vibrant and
exciting field of human endeavour. KR&R techniques are key drivers of
innovation in computer science, and they have led to significant
advances in practical applications in a wide range of areas from
Artificial Intelligence to Software Engineering.
Explicit representations of knowledge manipulated by reasoning engines are
an integral and crucial component of intelligent systems. Semantic web
technologies, the design of software agents and bio-Informatics
technologies, in particular, provide significant challenges for KR&R.
We intend KR2010 to be a forum for the exchange of new ideas, issues, and
results among the community of researchers in the principles and practices
of KR&R systems. We encourage papers presenting substantial new results in
the principles of KR&R systems that clearly contribute to the formal
foundations or show the applicability of the results to implemented or
implementable systems. We also encourage "reports from the field" of
applications, experiments, developments, and tests. Such papers should be
explicitly identified as reports from the field by the authors, to
ensure appropriate reviewing, and must include a section on evaluation.
For the first time, KR will be collocated with AAMAS, and a joint
technical session is planned. We thus encourage papers that are
relevant to both KR&R and Multi Agent Systems.
As in KR 2008, we will run a *Doctoral Consortium* to introduce
students to senior researchers with similar research
interests. Participating students will be able to apply for grants to
partly cover their travel expenses. For more information, visit
Doctoral Consortium Web page:
http://www.scm.uws.edu.au/%7Eyan/KR10-DC.html
Topics of interest include:
* Exception tolerant and inconsistency-tolerant reasoning,
Paraconsistent logics
* Nonmonotonic logics, Default logics, Conditional logics,
Argumentation
* Temporal reasoning and Spatial reasoning
* Causal reasoning, Abduction, Model-based diagnosis
* Reasoning about actions and change, Action languages,
Situation calculus, Dynamic logic
* Reasoning, planning, or decision making under uncertainty
* Representations of vagueness, Many-valued and fuzzy logics
* Graphical representations for belief and preference
* Reasoning about belief and knowledge, Epistemic and
Doxastic logics, Multi-agent logics of belief and knowledge
* Logic programming, Constraint logic programming,
Answer set programming
* Computational aspects of knowledge representation
* Concept formation, Similarity-based reasoning
* Belief revision and update, Belief merging, Information fusion
* Description logics, Ontologies
* Qualitative reasoning, Reasoning about physical systems
* Decision theory, Preference modeling and representation,
Reasoning about preference
* KR and Autonomous agents: Intelligent agents, Cognitive robotics
* KR and Multi-agent systems: Negotiation, Group decision making,
Cooperation, Interaction, KR and game theory
* Natural language processing, Summarization, Categorization
* KR and Machine learning, Inductive logic programming,
Knowledge discovery and acquisition
* WWW querying languages, Information retrieval and web mining,
Website selection and configuration
* Philosophical foundations and psychological evidence
* Multi-sorted and Order-sorted representations and reasoning
* KR and Semantic Web
KR 2010 Important Dates
* Submission of title and abstract: November 20, 2009
* Paper submission deadline: November 30, 2009
* Notification of acceptance: January 17, 2010
* Camera-ready papers due: February 22, 2010
* KR 2010 Conference: May 9-13, 2010
Submission information:
Papers must be submitted in AAAI style and in PDF only (the conference
proceedings will be published by the AAAI Press). Submissions are not
anonymous. The maximum length of a submission is 7 pages including
references, figures, and appendixes if any. Submissions of more than 7 pages
will *not* be reviewed! A paper must be submitted on EASYCHAIR via the
following URL:
http://www.easychair.org/conferences/?conf=kr10
A paper must be first registered with a title, abstract, and author
information by November 20, 2009, and the PDF file of the paper must be
uploaded by November 30, 2009. The final paper acceptance
notifications will be sent out by January 17. There is no author
rebuttal to reviews. However, if a reviewer considers that a
clarification about the paper is needed, a request for clarifications will
be sent to the corresponding author by email, and the authors will have
at least 72 hours to respond to such requests.
Accepted papers will be allotted 11 pages in the proceedings.
Conference Chairs
General Chair: Miroslaw Truszczynski
PC Chairs: Fangzhen Lin, Uli Sattler
Local Chair: Mikhail Soutchanski
Doctoral Consortium Chair: Yan Zhang
Publicitiy Chair: Joost Vennekens
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Professor Mary-Anne Williams
Fellow, Center for Computers and Law
Stanford University, CA 94305-8610
Telephone (650) 391 7447
maryanne.williams at googlewave.com
http://innovation.it.uts.edu.au/Mary-Anne
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