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UID:/NewsandEvents/Archives/2012/newsitem/4712/14-
 15-December-2012-Belief-Change-in-Social-Context--
 -LogiCIC-Project-kick-off-workshop
DTSTAMP:20121208T000000
SUMMARY:Belief Change in Social Context - LogiCIC 
 Project kick-off workshop
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20121214
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20121215
LOCATION:(<em style="color: red">changed!</em>) Ro
 om 105, P.C. Hoofthuis, Spuistraat 134, 1012 VB Am
 sterdam
DESCRIPTION:This workshop will create a platform f
 or researchers coming from different fields to pre
 sent their work and exchange ideas on the topic of
  belief change in social contexts. We look both at
  already-established work as well as the possible 
 new connections that can emerge between the areas 
 of logic, belief revision theory, learning theory,
  game theory and social science.  We are particula
 rly interested in the conceptual-theoretical work 
 as well as in the applications of formal models to
  specific multi-agent scenarios in which belief re
 vision plays a crucial role. In contrast to the cl
 assical single-agent approach to Belief Revision T
 heory, the new developments from the area of Logic
  and Game Theory make it now possible to pursue a 
 multi-agent perspective. Similarly, the study of t
 he iterated belief revision procedures can benefit
  from the work on learning strategies in Formal Le
 arning Theory. Bringing the ideas from these diffe
 rent areas together allows us to put forward new t
 heoretical work which can lead to new modeling tec
 hniques and offer a better understanding of puzzli
 ng social-informational phenomena (such as plurali
 stic ignorance, the bandwagoning effect, group pol
 arization, etc.).  Everybody is welcome to attend,
  please register via the workshop website. For mor
 e information, see http://www.ninagierasimczuk.com
 /logicic/kickoff/.
X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:\n        <p>This wor
 kshop will create a platform for researchers comin
 g from different fields to present their work and 
 exchange ideas on the topic of belief change in so
 cial contexts.  We look both at already-establishe
 d work as well as the possible new connections tha
 t can emerge between the areas of logic, belief re
 vision theory, learning theory, game theory and so
 cial science.</p>\n        <p>We are particularly 
 interested in the conceptual-theoretical work as w
 ell as in the applications of formal models to spe
 cific multi-agent scenarios in which belief revisi
 on plays a crucial role. In contrast to the classi
 cal single-agent approach to Belief Revision Theor
 y, the new developments from the area of Logic and
  Game Theory make it now possible to pursue a mult
 i-agent perspective. Similarly, the study of the i
 terated belief revision procedures can benefit fro
 m the work on learning strategies in Formal Learni
 ng Theory. Bringing the ideas from these different
  areas together allows us to put forward new theor
 etical work which can lead to new modeling techniq
 ues and offer a better understanding of puzzling s
 ocial-informational phenomena (such as pluralistic
  ignorance, the bandwagoning effect, group polariz
 ation, etc.).</p>\n    \n        <p>Everybody is w
 elcome to attend, please register via the workshop
  website. For more information, see <a target="_bl
 ank" href="http://www.ninagierasimczuk.com/logicic
 /kickoff/">http://www.ninagierasimczuk.com/logicic
 /kickoff/</a>.</p>\n    
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 15-December-2012-Belief-Change-in-Social-Context--
 -LogiCIC-Project-kick-off-workshop
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