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 -September-2007-Combining-Probability-and-Logic-PR
 OGIC07-Canterbury-UK
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SUMMARY:Combining Probability and Logic (PROGIC07)
 , Canterbury, UK
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20070905
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20070907
LOCATION:Canterbury, UK
DESCRIPTION:There are a plethora of views as to th
 e relationship between probability and logic and a
  panoply of proposals for combining the two. In pa
 rticular, probabilistic logics offer formal combin
 ations of probability and logic - often, however, 
 at the expense of perspicuity and tractability. Th
 e question arises as to whether probabilistic netw
 orks might be used to render probabilistic logics 
 more comprehensible and computationally feasible. 
 In this workshop we aim to bring researchers from 
 a variety of disciplines together to assess the pr
 ospects of applying probabilistic networks to prob
 abilistic logics, and more generally to elucidate 
 the relationship between probability and logic.  F
 or more information, see http://www.kent.ac.uk/sec
 l/philosophy/jw/2007/progic/  We welcome submissio
 ns of papers on the special focus of the workshop,
  Probabilistic Logic and Probabilistic Networks, o
 r indeed on any aspect of combining probability an
 d logic. Submission deadline is 1st May 2007.
X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:<div>\n<p>\nThere are
  a plethora of views as to the relationship betwee
 n probability and logic and a panoply of proposals
  for combining the two. In particular, probabilist
 ic logics offer formal combinations of probability
  and logic - often, however, at the expense of per
 spicuity and tractability. The question arises as 
 to whether probabilistic networks might be used to
  render probabilistic logics more comprehensible a
 nd computationally feasible. In this workshop we a
 im to bring researchers from a variety of discipli
 nes together to assess the prospects of applying p
 robabilistic networks to probabilistic logics, and
  more generally to elucidate the relationship betw
 een probability and logic.</p>\n    \n      \n    
   <p>For more information, see\n        <a target=
 "_blank" href="http://www.kent.ac.uk/secl/philosop
 hy/jw/2007/progic/">http://www.kent.ac.uk/secl/phi
 losophy/jw/2007/progic/</a>\n      </p>\n    </div
 ><div>\n      <p>We welcome submissions of papers 
 on the special focus of the workshop,\n        Pro
 babilistic Logic and Probabilistic Networks, or in
 deed on any aspect of\n        combining probabili
 ty and logic.\n        Submission deadline is 1st 
 May 2007.\n      </p>\n      </div>
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