Themes
The aim of the AKRR'08 conference is to bring together scientists who
study complex phenomena in empirical sciences and scientists who
develop computational methods for dealing with complexity. From the
empirical sciences, we especially welcome researchers in cognitive
science, sociology, educational psychology, economics and
medicine. From the methodological sciences, we welcome researchers who
develop, for instance, statistical machine learning, dynamical systems
theory and adaptive systems.
The conference also aims to be relevant for practitioners who
encounter complex phenomena continuously and who are looking for new
ways to deal with challenges related to management and strategic
decision making.
Special Themes
- Adaptive systems in organizational theory and economic sciences
- Computational wisdom, modeling emotions and decision making
- New generation of semantic web: social and multimodal grounding of
knowledge and understanding
- Adaptive systems in medical education, research and practice
- Adaptive machine translation: towards global connection
Topics
We invite novel high-quality papers that are related to the conference
themes including but not limited to:
Themes related to empirical sciences
- Adaptive, dynamical and probabilistic models and simulations of
social and societal structures and processes
- Probabilistic and pattern-based reasoning on financial and economical
phenomena
- Non-symbolic ontologies and adaptive knowledge representation for the web
- Emergent and evolutionary representations for creative and design processes
- Models of natural language understanding and translation
- Learning schemas and language games
- Cognitive models of perceptually grounded reasoning processes
- Multimodality in cognitive and artificial systems
- Analysis and modeling of emotions and decision making
- Relationship between individual, social and cultural development
- Natural and artificial general intelligence
- Analysis and development of conceptual spaces
- Emerging representations in active agents
- Empirical and theoretical study of practices and activities
Methodological themes
- Contextuality in statistical analysis and reasoning
- Models of temporal processes and reasoning
- Knowledge representation and reasoning in non-stationary environments
- Spatial representations of knowledge
- Analyses of the limitations of logic-based representations and reasoning
- Hybrid systems and emergence of symbolic representations
- Continuous formal systems
- Dynamical systems models of knowledge
- Pattern-based reasoning
- Unsupervised and reinforcement learning models for knowledge
acquisition and representation
- Bayesian models of learning and reasoning
- Emergent representations based on independent
component analysis and self-organizing maps
- Biologically inspired computing including artificial immune systems
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