Day 1: Friday, June 24 | |||
Time | Title | Authors/Presenters | |
8:30 AM | Registration & Breakfast | ||
9:00 AM | Welcome | ||
9:15 AM | Keynote: Bricks, Walls, and Arches: In Pursuit of Deeper Human-Computer Symbioses | Eric Horvitz | |
10:15 AM | Break | ||
10:45 AM | Session 1 (3 talks) | ||
A Theory of Attention for Cognitive Systems | Will Bridewell and Paul Bello | ||
DeepIU: An Architecture to Understand and Reason about Images | Somak Aditya, Chitta Baral, Yezhou Yang, Yiannis Aloimonos and Cornelia Fermuller | ||
Interactively Learning Strategies for Handling References to Unseen or Unknown Objects | Aaron Mininger and John Laird | ||
12:15 PM | Lunch | ||
1:30 PM | Session 2 (3 talks) | ||
Slashing Metaphor with Occam’s Razor | Sergei Nirenburg and Marjorie McShane | ||
Story-enabled hypothetical reasoning | Dylan Holmes and Patrick Winston | ||
Learning by Reading: Extending & Localizing Against a Model | Scott Friedman, Mark Burstein, David McDonald, Rusty Bobrow, Brent Cochran, Amandalynne Paullada, Alex Plotnick, James Pustejovsky and Peter Anick. | ||
3:00 PM | Break | ||
3:30 PM | Session 3 (3 talks) | ||
Using Watson for Constructing Cognitive Assistants | Ashok Goel, Tory Anderson, Jordan Belknap, Brian Creeden, William Hancock, Mithun Kumble, Shanu Salunke, Bradley Sheneman, Abhinaya Shetty and Bryan Wiltgen | ||
Improving the Robustness of Team Collaboration through Analysis of Qualitative Interactions | Matthew Klenk, Daniel Bobrow, Johan de Kleer, Wendy Mungrovan and Jorge Tierno. | ||
Exploiting Graph Structure to Abstract & Compress Relational Data | Scott Friedman | ||
5:00 PM | Poster Reception/Dinner | ||
Day 2: Saturday, June 25th | |||
Time | Title | Authors/Presenters | |
8:30 AM | Registration & Breakfast | ||
9:00 AM | Keynote: Industrial Cognition, Reasoning at Scale | Michael Witbrock | |
10:00 AM | Break | ||
10:30 AM | Session 1 (3 talks) | ||
Goal Reasoning with Information Measures | Benjamin Johnson, Mark Roberts, Tom Apker and David Aha | ||
Online Goal Recognition through Mirroring: Humans and Agents | Mor Vered, Gal Kaminka and Sivan Biham | ||
Goals, Utilities, and Simulation in Planning | Pat Langley, Mike Barley, Ben Meadows, Dongkyu Choi and Ed Katz | ||
12:00 PM | Lunch | ||
1:30 PM | Session 2 (3 talks) | ||
A model of planning, action, and interpretation with goal reasoning | Michael Cox | ||
Variations on a Theory of Problem Solving | Pat Langley, Chris Pearce, Yu Bai, Mike Barley and Charlotte Worsfold | ||
Situated Mapping for Transfer Learning | Tesca Fitzgerald, Kalesha Bullard, Andrea Thomaz and Ashok Goel. | ||
3:00 PM | Break | ||
3:30 PM | Session 3 (3 talks) | ||
Controlling Search in Very Large Commonsense Knowledge Bases: A Machine Learning Approach | Abhishek Sharma, Michael Witbrock and Keith Goolsbey | ||
Elementary School Science as a Cognitive System Domain: How much qualitative reasoning is required? | Max Crouse and Kenneth Forbus | ||
Learning General and Efficient Representations of Novel Games Through Interactive Instruction | James Kirk and John Laird | ||
5:00 PM | Poster Reception/Dinner | ||
Day 3: Sunday, June 26th | |||
Time | Title | Authors/Presenters | |
8:30 AM | Registration & Breakfast | ||
9:00 AM | Keynote: Moral Preferences | Francesca Rossi | |
10:00 AM | Break | ||
10:30 AM | Session 1 (2 talks) | ||
Selective Induction of Rate-Based Process Models | Adam Arvay and Pat Langley | ||
Automated Hypothesis Testing with Large Scientific Data Repositories | Yolanda Gil, Daniel Garijo, Varun Ratnakar, Rajiv Mayani, Parag Mallick, Ravali Adusumilli and Hunter Boyce | ||
12:00 PM | Box Lunches |