The programme for this year’s UKCBR is out!
Please look on the symposium website for the new programme also outlined here:
UKCBR 2018 Programme
UKCBR Session 1 11:00-12.30
Chair: Prof Miltos Petridis
Introduction and overview of the symposium
CBR in AI-2018
Invited talk: Case-Based Reasoning a Knowledge Intensive perspective
Belén Diaz Agudo
Mini Bio: Prof Belén Diaz Agudo
Belén is a Professor of Computer Science at the Complutense University of Madrid, Spain where she obtained her PhD in Computer Science in 2002. She developed her teaching and research in the Department of Software Engineering and Artificial Intelligence of the UCM, where she has participated and directed several research projects and has published numerous papers. Her research in the Group for Artificial Intelligence Applications, focuses on case-based reasoning (CBR), recommender systems and explanations for intelligent systems.
http://gaia.fdi.ucm.es/people/belen/
UKCBR Session 2 13:15-14.45
Chair: Dr Stelios Kapetanakis , University of Brighton, UK
Refereed paper presentations:
Devi Ganesan and Sutanu Chakraborti, “A Reachability-Based Complexity Measure for Case-Based Reasoners”
Kareem Amin, George Lancaster, Stelios Kapetanakis, Klaus-Dieter Althoff, Andreas Dengel and Miltos Petridis, “Case-based Reasoning in Natural Language Processing: Word2vec VS fastText”
Juan Recio-Garcia, Belen Diaz-Agudo, Jose Luis Jorro Aragoneses and Marta Caro-Martínez “SAFEWAY: An explainable context-aware recommender system for safe routes”
UKCBR Session 3 15:15-16.45
Chair: Prof Miltos Petridis
Invited Research presentations:
Invited PhD project presentation (Francis Ekpenyong, University of Brighton)
The inverse problem
Invited Industrial research application study (Miltos Petridis. University of Middlesex) CBR to support Big Data Research in the UK rail industry – a case study
Reports from other upcoming CBR events
UKCBR Community discussion (15 mins)
Submission Deadline Approaching
There is now just over a week for the submission deadline. Long and short submissions are welcome.
For any queries please email Miltos on chair@ukcbr.org.uk
Symposium Programme is now out
UKCBR 2017
22nd UKCBR Symposium
Morning:
Session 1 – 11.00 – 12.30 Lecture Theatre
Chair: Professor Miltos Petridis
Welcome, Introductions and Housekeeping
Invited talk:
Dr Jixin Ma (University of Greenwich):
“Temporal Representation and Reasoning in Case-Based Reasoning”
Accepted paper:
Lefteris Bandis, Stelios Kapetanakis, Miltos Petridis and Andrew Fish
Effective Similarity Measures for Process Mining Using CBR on Rail Transport Industry
Afternoon:
Session 2 13.15-14.45 Lecture Theatre
Chair: Dr Stelios Kapetanakis
Invited research project talk
Dr Kareem Amin (German Research Centre for Artificial Intelligence: DFKI):
“CBR in the Big Data Era: Potential & Challenges”
Accepted paper:
Francis Ekpenyong, Stelios Kapetanakis and Miltos Petridis
An ensemble method: using CBR and the Inverse Problem to Identify Anomaly in Human-related Workflows
Session 3 – 15.15-16.45 Lecture Theatre
Chair: Professor Miltos Petridis
Accepted paper:
Hoda Nikpour and Agnar Aamodt
Bayesian Analysis in a Knowledge-Intensive CBR System
CBR paper from the main Conference Short Preview:
Adeyinka Adedoyin, Stelios Kapetanakis, Georgios Samakovitis and Miltos Petridis
Predicting Fraud in Mobile Money Transfer Using Case-Based Reasoning
Invited student project Presentation:
Daniel O’ Connor, Stelios Kapetanakis, Michael Floyd, Santiago Ontañón and Miltos Petridis
RoboWars: Autonomous Swarm Robotics using Case-based Reasoning
Community discussion-close (15 mins)
New, Extended Deadline
After many requests, the submission deadline has been extended to October 29th, 2017
22nd UKCBR for 2017 announced
The 22nd UKCBR event will be held on December 12th 1017.
The CFP will be published soon.
For this year, the UKCBR series of workshops has been renamed to the UKCBR Symposium. This reflects best the nature of the event, that presents an annual opportunity for Case Based Reasoning (CBR) researchers and people interested in CBR to get together and discuss various theoretical and application issues and trends in CBR. The event has always attracted an international audience, and contains peer-reviewed submitted research publications, invited talks and tutorials/workshops, as well as other opportunities for discussion, dissemination, learning and networking in the area of CBR.
New Deadline: October 30th
Following many requests, the deadline for paper submissions has been extended to October 30th.
