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ICCL Summer School 2006: Knowledge Structures: Dresden, June/July 2006
Call for Participation
ICCL Summer School 2006
KNOWLEDGE STRUCTURES=09
Technische Universit?t Dresden
June 24 - July 8, 2006
http://www.computational-logic.org/iccl-ss-2006
TOPIC
The topic of this year's summer school is
KNOWLEDGE STRUCTURES
It is common wisdom that the still growing power of digital data
processing greatly enhances the wealth of human knowledge and will
continue to do so. A precondition for this is, however, that knowledge
is encoded and represented in a computer-accessible manner, such that
it can be algorithmically processed. This requires, in turn, the use of
appropriate formal structures for knowledge representation and
knowledge processing. Such structures, called `Knowledge Structures',
will be the topic of this year's ICCL summer school. There are many
approaches to this topic ranging from formal logics, to mathematical
and data mining methods. The summer school's focus is on the following
three areas:
-- Logic, with Description Logic and Inductive Logic
Programming,
-- Cluster Methodology, with applications to text
clustering and Semantic Web mining, and
-- Formal Concept Analysis, with applications to
Ontologies and Machine Learning.
The basic ideas of these areas will be introduced and discussed, with
the aim of providing a broad methodological repertoire for future
research and applications.
REGISTRATION
If you want to attend the summer school, we'd prefer that you register
by March 18, 2006. (See the online registration on the web page
mentioned above.) For all who want to apply for a grant, this deadline
is obligatory. After March 18, 2006, registration will be possible as
long as there are vacant places. (Since we intend to restrict
participation to about 60 people, in case of excessive demand, we will
have to close the registration to the summer school.)
People applying until March 18, 2006, and applying for a grant will be
informed about respective decisions on grants by end of March 2006.
FEES
We ask for a participation fee of 150 EUR.
GRANTS
A limited number of grants may be available, please indicate in your
application if the only possibility for you to participate is via a
grant. Applications for grants must include an estimate of travel costs
and they should be sent together with the registration.
INTEGRATED WORKSHOP
It will be possible for some participants to present their research
work during a small workshop integrated in the summer school. If you
would like to do so, please register by means of the online workshop
registration form on the web page mentioned above: (The title of your
proposed talk, and, in addition, an extended abstract or a full paper
of at most 10 pages in postscript or pdf format must be submit by March
18, 2006.)
A program committee consisting of the summer school lecturers will
select among the submissions.
Notification of acceptance of a talk at the integrated workshop will be
by April 24, 2006.
Please note that participation at the summer school is a prerequisite
for participation at the workshop.
COURSE PROGRAM
Finger Exercises in Formal Concept Analysis.
Bernhard Ganter (Technische Universit?t Dresden)
Knowledge, Reasoning, and the Semantic Web.
Pascal Hitzler (AIFB Universit?t Karlsruhe)
Text clustering and Semantic Web mining.
Andreas Hotho (Universit?t Kassel)
Inductive Logic Programming.
Stefan Kramer (Technische Universit?t M?nchen)
Cluster Methodology.
Sabine Krolak-Schwerdt (Universit?t Saarbr?cken)
Machine Learning and Formal Concept Analysis.
Sergei Kuznetsov (VINITI, Moscow, Russia)
Reasoning in Description Logics.
Franz Baader (Technische Universit?t Dresden)
PEOPLE INVOLVED
Chairs of the ICCL Summer School 2006
Bernhard Ganter
Steffen H?lldobler
Organizing Committee
Julia Koppenhagen
Bertram Fronh?fer