Наступного, 2022-го року на грецькому Криті заплановано проведення чергових, вже 7-их Всесвітніх конгресу та школи з універсальної логіки. Вже маємо сайт події та повідомлення від організаторів:
In one year will start the 7th edition of UNILOG to take place at the Orthodox Academy of Crete, April 1-11, 2022 with a school (April 1-5) and a congress (April 6-11).
The school will offer 30 tutorials on all aspects of logic.
The congress will include 20 workshops, the World Logic Prizes Contest and a Secret Speaker.
You can submit a tutorial, a workshop or a talk (see the link above).
Talks related to any aspect of logic are welcome. Send a one page abstract to UNILOG 2022 (unilog2021@uni-log.org) before July 21st, 2021.
You can also submit a workshop related to any aspect of logic. Send a one page description of the workshop to UNILOG'2022 before May 21st, 2021. Organizers of workshop will be responsible for the selection of the keynote and contributing speakers of their workshop (circulating a CFP) and should state if they can financially support their coming and the coming of their keynote speakers. A workshop should have 1 to 3 keynote speakers and between 5 to 15 contributing speakers. The duration of a workshop is between half a day and two days. Workshops take place during the congress.
It is possible also to submit a tutorial for the school related to any aspect of logic. Send a one page description of the tutorial to UNILOG'2022 before May 21st, 2021. A tutorial has a duration of 3h displayed in three sessions, each session being on a different day. Those who are submitting a tutorial should state if they can financially support their coming. They should be able to promote their tutorial to attract a good audience.
Early Registration fee - before Nov 1st, 2021
REGULAR REGISTRATION FEE
School: Euro 300
Congress: Euro 300
Congress + School: Euro 500
REDUCED FEE
School: Euro 200
Congress: Euro 200
Congress + School: Euro 400
Registration fee after 01.11.2021 or on Arrival
REGULAR REGISTRATION FEE
School: Euro 450
Congress: Euro 450
Congress + School: Euro 650
REDUCED FEE
School: Euro 350
Congress: Euro 350
Congress + School: Euro 550
Reduced fee applies to people having an income lower than 1.000 euros per month independently of their country of origin or position (Professor, Student, etc.)
The Symposium on Logic and Artificial Intelligence (“Symposium on L&AI” or “SLAI”) is annually organized by the International Society for Logic and Artificial Intelligence (ISLAI) in cooperation with research, development and educational organizations worldwide. SLAI is intended to add synergy to the efforts of researchers working on logic, AI, and their confluence. Round tables are planned to ensure an open debate on the state of the art and new directions.
SLAI-2022 is organized in cooperation with:
SLAI-2022 is devoted to the World Logic Day.
Collocated to SLAI-2022 events are
SLAI-2022 with collocated events is a cluster of World Logic Day events.
Each talk will be scheduled for one of the two time slots:
All accepted papers will be published in Proceedings of L&AI Symposium within one month after the symposium. The selected papers will be also published after the conference in the CSJM (Computer Science Journal of Moldova – indexed in Mathematical Reviews, Zentralblatt MATH, Clarivate Analytics/Web of Science (ISI), MathSciNet, DBLP, DOAJ, EBSCO) or in the Bulletin of Academy of Sciences of Moldova, ser. Mathematics (indexed in Mathematical Reviews, Zentralblatt MATH, SCImago Journal Rank (SJR), Russian RZh Matematika).
Any original contributions are welcome, including but not limited to:
The papers will be submitted through the Easy Chair system.
Your paper is required to be 6-16 pages in English (one page approximating A5 size, i.e. about 800 words), and using the SLAI templates (SLAI2022_template_A5.doc; slai2022_template.tex, slai2022_template.pdf, slai_2022.sty).
Please, start with a succinct statement of the problem, present your results, their significance and a comparison with previous works (if any), as well as a list of references. The submissions should also include the title of proposed paper, author’s names, affiliations, addresses, the name of an author to contact for a possible correspondence, the e-mail address of the contact author, and topics which best describe the paper (max. 5 keywords).
Please be informed, that the camera-ready version of your paper will be checked for (self-) plagiarism. This check is performed as SLAI commits to comply with the Committee on Publication Ethics Guidelines (https://publicationethics.org/guidance/Guidelines). The papers that fail to pass this check will be excluded from the proceedings.
All deadlines are at 23:59 Hawaii time on the date given below:
David Makinson (London, UK):
Logicians like climbing trees
Leora Morgenstern (Palo Alto, USA):
From text to battle simulations using formal representations: How NLP, logic, and planning work together in COMBAT
Irina Perfilieva (Ostrava, Czech Republic):
Fuzzy sets, fuzzy partitions and manifolds
Anatol Reibold (Darmstadt, Hessen, Germany):
Deep learning as a special case of abductive reasoning
Dimiter Vakarelov (Sofia, Bulgaria):
Region-based theories of space and time
Please contact us by the email slai2022(at)islai.org
В рамках Всесвітнього Дня Логіки
https://wld.cipsh.international/wld2022.html
організовано Симпозіум з логіки та штучного інтелекту
https://slai2022.islai.org/
(13-15 січня 2022 року, програму долучено)
ZOOM link to All SLAI-2022 sessionS:
https://zoom.us/j/2022131415
Time is EET (Romania-Moldova-Ukraine time)
Запрошуємо колег, аспірантів та студентів долучитись до Симпозіуму та до наступних запрошених лекцій:
David Makinson (London, UK): Logicians like climbing trees Friday, January 14 at 20:00 (EET) |
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Leora Morgenstern (Palo Alto, USA): From text to battle simulations using formal representations: How NLP, logic, and planning work together in COMBAT Thursday, January 13 at 18:00 (EET) |
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Irina Perfilieva (Ostrava, Czech Republic): Fuzzy sets, fuzzy partitions and manifolds Thursday, January 13 at 16:00 (EET) |
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Anatol Reibold (Darmstadt, Hessen, Germany): Deep learning as a special case of abductive reasoning Saturday, January 15 at 16:00 (EET) |
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Dimiter Vakarelov (Sofia, Bulgaria): Region-based theories of space and time Saturday, January 15 at 18:00 (EET) |
З повагою,
Микола Нікітченко