AI Seminar - Special Session no 1: Rozdiel medzi revíziami
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| − | A special session of the AI Seminar will take place on Saturday, September 06, 2008 at 9:00 CET. We will welcome special guests Chiaki Sakama from [http://www.wakayama-u.ac.jp/ Wakayama University] and Katsumi Inoue from [http://www.nii.ac.jp/ National Institute of Informatics] in Japan. | + | A special session of the AI Seminar will take place on Saturday, September 06, 2008 at 9:00 CET in lecture room I-9. We will welcome special guests Chiaki Sakama from [http://www.wakayama-u.ac.jp/ Wakayama University] and Katsumi Inoue from [http://www.nii.ac.jp/ National Institute of Informatics] in Japan. |
==Programme== | ==Programme== | ||
Verzia zo dňa a času 15:11, 2. september 2008
A special session of the AI Seminar will take place on Saturday, September 06, 2008 at 9:00 CET in lecture room I-9. We will welcome special guests Chiaki Sakama from Wakayama University and Katsumi Inoue from National Institute of Informatics in Japan.
Programme
Session 1: Invited Talks
- 09:00 Chiaki Sakama: An overview of the research on updates, PLP and MAS (1 hour)
- 10:00 Katsumi Inoue: On equivalence and generality relations in ASP (1 hour)
- 11:00 short break (15 min)
Session 2
- 11:15 Martin Takáč: Automated Construction of Meaning (20 min)
- 11:35 Ján Šefránek: Logic Programs, Preferences, Updates (20 min)
- 11:55 Martin Baláž: Embedding Defeasible Argumentation in Answer Set Programming (20 min)
- 12:15 Peter Klimo: Using Evolp for representation of Beliefs and Goals in BDI architecture (20 min)
- 12:35 short break (5 min)
Session 3
- 12:40 Jozef Šiška: Knowledge Representation of the World of Computer Games in Terms of Dynamic Logic Programming (20 min)
- 13:00 Martin Homola: Studying Knowledge Propagation in Distributed Description Logics (20 min)
- 13:20 Andrej Lúčny: Multi-agent Systems, an Overview of Research (20 min)
- 13:40 Michal Malý: Cognitive Assembler (20 min)
Detailed programme for the last two lectures will be announced.