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 ---19-August-2022-Cognition-And-OntologieS-Worksho
 p-CAOS-2022-Joenkoeping-Sweden
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SUMMARY:Cognition And OntologieS Workshop (CAOS 20
 22), Joenkoeping, Sweden
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20220815
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20220819
LOCATION:Joenkoeping, Sweden
DESCRIPTION:The purpose of the workshop is to brid
 ge the gap between the cognitive sciences and rese
 arch on formal ontologies and, thus, to create a v
 enue for researchers interested in interdisciplina
 ry aspects of knowledge representation.  More spec
 ifically, CAOS investigates key cognitive phenomen
 a and concepts (and the involved terminology) that
  can be found across language, psychology, and rea
 soning, and how they can be formally and ontologic
 ally understood and analysed. The exploration of t
 he connection between cognitive sciences/experimen
 tal psychology and ontologies, as well as, more ge
 nerally, symbolic AI, aims also to provide formal 
 and logical modelling and reasoning approaches for
  capturing such connections. CAOS, thus, seeks ans
 wers to ways such formalisations and ontological a
 nalysis can be exploited in Artificial Intelligenc
 e and information systems, also in practical appli
 cation.  Cognition And OntologieS 2022 is part of 
 the 8th Joint Ontology Workshops (JOWO 2022).  We 
 welcome submissions on topics related to the ontol
 ogy of hypothesised building blocks of cognition (
 such as image schemas, affordances, categories, an
 d related notions) and of cognitive capacities (su
 ch as concept invention and combination, language 
 acquisition and categorisation), as well as system
 -demonstrations modelling these capacities in appl
 ication settings. We also welcome submissions addr
 essing the cognitive and epistemological adequacy 
 of ontological modelling.  We welcome researchers 
 from all career stages to participate. Besides ful
 l research papers, work in progress (short papers)
  and extended abstracts (presentation only) are al
 so welcome since a central goal of the workshop is
  the discussion of ongoing interdisciplinary work.
  All research papers must be original and not subm
 itted to or accepted by any other workshop, confer
 ence or journal.
X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:<div>\n  <p>The purpo
 se of the workshop is to bridge the gap between th
 e cognitive sciences and research on formal ontolo
 gies and, thus, to create a venue for researchers 
 interested in interdisciplinary aspects of knowled
 ge representation.</p>\n  <p>More specifically, CA
 OS investigates key cognitive phenomena and concep
 ts (and the involved terminology) that can be foun
 d across language, psychology, and reasoning, and 
 how they can be formally and ontologically underst
 ood and analysed. The exploration of the connectio
 n between cognitive sciences/experimental psycholo
 gy and ontologies, as well as, more generally, sym
 bolic AI, aims also to provide formal and logical 
 modelling and reasoning approaches for capturing s
 uch connections. CAOS, thus, seeks answers to ways
  such formalisations and ontological analysis can 
 be exploited in Artificial Intelligence and inform
 ation systems, also in practical application.</p>\
 n  <p>Cognition And OntologieS 2022 is part of the
  8th Joint Ontology Workshops (JOWO 2022).</p>\n</
 div><div>\n  <p>We welcome submissions on topics r
 elated to the ontology of hypothesised building bl
 ocks of cognition (such as image schemas, affordan
 ces, categories, and related notions) and of cogni
 tive capacities (such as concept invention and com
 bination, language acquisition and categorisation)
 , as well as system-demonstrations modelling these
  capacities in application settings. We also welco
 me submissions addressing the cognitive and episte
 mological adequacy of ontological modelling.</p>\n
   <p>We welcome researchers from all career stages
  to participate. Besides full research papers, wor
 k in progress (short papers) and extended abstract
 s (presentation only) are also welcome since a cen
 tral goal of the workshop is the discussion of ong
 oing interdisciplinary work. All research papers m
 ust be original and not submitted to or accepted b
 y any other workshop, conference or journal.</p>\n
 </div>
URL:https://caos.inf.unibz.it
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