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 ality-Knowledge-TARK-2027-First-Call-for-Papers-Pr
 ague-CZ-
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SUMMARY:Theoretical Aspects of Rationality & Knowl
 edge (TARK 2027): First Call for Papers, Prague [C
 Z]
DTSTART;TZID=Europe/Amsterdam:20270727T090000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/Amsterdam:20270730T000000
LOCATION:Prague [CZ]
DESCRIPTION:The mission of the TARK conferences is
  to bring together researchers from a wide variety
  of fields, including Computer Science, Artificial
  Intelligence, Game Theory, Decision Theory, Philo
 sophy, Logic, Linguistics, and Cognitive Science, 
 in order to further our understanding of interdisc
 iplinary issues involving reasoning about rational
 ity and knowledge. Previous conferences have been 
 held bi-annually around the world.   These include
 , but are not limited to, semantic models for know
 ledge, belief, awareness and uncertainty; bounded 
 rationality and resource-bounded reasoning; common
 sense epistemic reasoning; epistemic logic; episte
 mic game theory; knowledge and action, application
 s of reasoning about knowledge and other mental st
 ates; belief revision; computational social choice
 ; algorithmic game theory; and foundations of mult
 i-agent systems.  Strong preference will be given 
 to papers whose topic is of interest to an interdi
 sciplinary audience, and papers should be accessib
 le to such an audience. Papers will be held to the
  usual high standards of research publications.
X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:<div>\n  <p>The missi
 on of the TARK conferences is to bring together re
 searchers from a wide variety of fields, including
  Computer Science, Artificial Intelligence, Game T
 heory, Decision Theory, Philosophy, Logic, Linguis
 tics, and Cognitive Science, in order to further o
 ur understanding of interdisciplinary issues invol
 ving reasoning about rationality and knowledge. Pr
 evious conferences have been held bi-annually arou
 nd the world.&nbsp;</p>\n</div><div>\n  <p align="
 justify">These include, but are not limited to, se
 mantic models for knowledge, belief, awareness and
  uncertainty; bounded rationality and resource-bou
 nded reasoning; commonsense epistemic reasoning; e
 pistemic logic; epistemic game theory; knowledge a
 nd action, applications of reasoning about knowled
 ge and other mental states; belief revision; compu
 tational social choice; algorithmic game theory; a
 nd foundations of multi-agent systems.</p>\n  <p a
 lign="justify">Strong preference will be given to 
 papers whose topic is of interest to an interdisci
 plinary audience, and papers should be accessible 
 to such an audience. Papers will be held to the us
 ual high standards of research publications.</p>\n
 </div>
URL:https://www.cs.cas.cz/tark2027/
CONTACT:Sonja Smets at s.j.l.smets at uva.nl
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