Five papers at KR-2014
Posted: 30th January 2014
Oxford academics have five papers accepted at the Fourteenth International Conference on Principles of Knowledge Representation and Reasoning (KR-2014) to be held in Austria in July. The conference focusses on the theoretical aspects of representing knowledge about the world in such a way that it can be processed by computers, and is one of the cornerstone conferences in the field of artificial intelligence. The KR conference is highly competitive: this year only 58 papers were accepted from 220 submissions overall — an acceptance rate of just 1 in 4. Professor Georg Gottlob from Oxford’s Department of Computer Science will also give an invited plenary talk at the conference.
The accepted papers are:
- Julian Gutierrez, Paul Harrenstein, and Michael Wooldridge:
Reasoning about Equilibria in Game-like Concurrent Systems. - Egor Ianovsky and Luke Ong:
GuaranteeNash for Boolean games is NEXP-hard. - Georg Gottlob, Marco Manna, and Andreas Pieris:
Polynomial Combined Rewritings for Existential Rules. - Georg Gottlob, Andre Hernich, Clemens Kupke and Thomas Lukasiewicz:
Stable Model Semantics for Guarded Existential Rules and Description Logics - Georg Gottlob et al:
The Datalog+- Manifesto: A Family of Rule Based Languages for Knowledge Representation and Ontological Reasoning.
For more information about the KR-2014 conference see: http://www.kr.tuwien.ac.at/events/kr2014/