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4 September 2002, GPiL Students Introduction Meeting
We are happy to invite you to an introductory meeting for new participants in the Graduate Program in Logic, where you can get to know one another, meet the staff members, and receive some practical information about the workings and rules of our institute. As part of this meeting we included the Logic Tea, a lecture series which we are certain will be of interest, and which gives you a chance to meet other ILLC members. Afterwards drinks and snacks will be served in the University Pub.
For more information, see here. We hope to see you!
4 September 2002, Logic Tea, Barteld Kooi
The Logic Tea homepage can be found at http://staff.science.uva.nl/~debruin/logic_tea.html.
5-6 September 2002, Nederlands ICT-Kenniscongres, Nederlands Congres Centrum, Den Haag
Dit evenement geeft d.m.v. lezingen en demonstraties een overzicht van de nieuwste ontwikkelingen in de ICT wereld. Onderzoek op het gebied van de ICT en innovatieve toepassing van de onderzoeksresultaten staan tijdens het congres centraal.
For more information, see http://www.ict-kenniscongres.nl/
5-6 September 2002, Nederlands ICT-Kenniscongres, Nederlands Congres Centrum, Den Haag
Dit evenement geeft d.m.v. lezingen en demonstraties een overzicht van de nieuwste ontwikkelingen in de ICT wereld. Onderzoek op het gebied van de ICT en innovatieve toepassing van de onderzoeksresultaten staan tijdens het congres centraal.
For more information, see http://www.ict-kenniscongres.nl/
Graduate course on the Theta System, Jan van Eijck, Tanya Reinhart
The theoretical framework of this course is the Theta System, as developed by Reinhart the last few years. The Theta system (what has been labelled in Chomsky's Principles and Parameters framework 'Theta theory') is a system enabling the interface between the systems of concepts and the computational system syntax (and, via the syntactic representations, with the semantic inference systems).
The first part (block) of the course is designed as intensive introduction to the basics of the system as explained below. In the second part we hope to go in depth into some new problems that are not satisfactorily solved yet. Along with theoretical research, a further goal of the course is implementation of the system using parsing tools developed by Van Eijck.
For more information, see here or contact Jan van Eijck (jve at cwi.nl) or Tanya Reinhart (tanya.reinhart at let.uu.nl).
12 September 2002, Annual ILLC Boat Trip
To welcome our new international Logic students, ILLC organizes its annual boat trip on Thursday September 12. The boat leaves from the back side of the Euclides Building, and will return there a few hours later. Drinks and snacks are served on board.
Graduate course on the Theta System, Jan van Eijck, Tanya Reinhart
The theoretical framework of this course is the Theta System, as developed by Reinhart the last few years. The Theta system (what has been labelled in Chomsky's Principles and Parameters framework 'Theta theory') is a system enabling the interface between the systems of concepts and the computational system syntax (and, via the syntactic representations, with the semantic inference systems).
The first part (block) of the course is designed as intensive introduction to the basics of the system as explained below. In the second part we hope to go in depth into some new problems that are not satisfactorily solved yet. Along with theoretical research, a further goal of the course is implementation of the system using parsing tools developed by Van Eijck.
For more information, see here or contact Jan van Eijck (jve at cwi.nl) or Tanya Reinhart (tanya.reinhart at let.uu.nl).
Graduate course on the Theta System, Jan van Eijck, Tanya Reinhart
The theoretical framework of this course is the Theta System, as developed by Reinhart the last few years. The Theta system (what has been labelled in Chomsky's Principles and Parameters framework 'Theta theory') is a system enabling the interface between the systems of concepts and the computational system syntax (and, via the syntactic representations, with the semantic inference systems).
The first part (block) of the course is designed as intensive introduction to the basics of the system as explained below. In the second part we hope to go in depth into some new problems that are not satisfactorily solved yet. Along with theoretical research, a further goal of the course is implementation of the system using parsing tools developed by Van Eijck.
For more information, see here or contact Jan van Eijck (jve at cwi.nl) or Tanya Reinhart (tanya.reinhart at let.uu.nl).
Graduate course on the Theta System, Jan van Eijck, Tanya Reinhart
The theoretical framework of this course is the Theta System, as developed by Reinhart the last few years. The Theta system (what has been labelled in Chomsky's Principles and Parameters framework 'Theta theory') is a system enabling the interface between the systems of concepts and the computational system syntax (and, via the syntactic representations, with the semantic inference systems).
The first part (block) of the course is designed as intensive introduction to the basics of the system as explained below. In the second part we hope to go in depth into some new problems that are not satisfactorily solved yet. Along with theoretical research, a further goal of the course is implementation of the system using parsing tools developed by Van Eijck.
For more information, see here or contact Jan van Eijck (jve at cwi.nl) or Tanya Reinhart (tanya.reinhart at let.uu.nl).
Graduate course on the Theta System, Jan van Eijck, Tanya Reinhart
The theoretical framework of this course is the Theta System, as developed by Reinhart the last few years. The Theta system (what has been labelled in Chomsky's Principles and Parameters framework 'Theta theory') is a system enabling the interface between the systems of concepts and the computational system syntax (and, via the syntactic representations, with the semantic inference systems).
The first part (block) of the course is designed as intensive introduction to the basics of the system as explained below. In the second part we hope to go in depth into some new problems that are not satisfactorily solved yet. Along with theoretical research, a further goal of the course is implementation of the system using parsing tools developed by Van Eijck.
For more information, see here or contact Jan van Eijck (jve at cwi.nl) or Tanya Reinhart (tanya.reinhart at let.uu.nl).
Graduate course on the Theta System, Jan van Eijck, Tanya Reinhart
The theoretical framework of this course is the Theta System, as developed by Reinhart the last few years. The Theta system (what has been labelled in Chomsky's Principles and Parameters framework 'Theta theory') is a system enabling the interface between the systems of concepts and the computational system syntax (and, via the syntactic representations, with the semantic inference systems).
The first part (block) of the course is designed as intensive introduction to the basics of the system as explained below. In the second part we hope to go in depth into some new problems that are not satisfactorily solved yet. Along with theoretical research, a further goal of the course is implementation of the system using parsing tools developed by Van Eijck.
For more information, see here or contact Jan van Eijck (jve at cwi.nl) or Tanya Reinhart (tanya.reinhart at let.uu.nl).
Graduate course on the Theta System, Jan van Eijck, Tanya Reinhart
The theoretical framework of this course is the Theta System, as developed by Reinhart the last few years. The Theta system (what has been labelled in Chomsky's Principles and Parameters framework 'Theta theory') is a system enabling the interface between the systems of concepts and the computational system syntax (and, via the syntactic representations, with the semantic inference systems).
The first part (block) of the course is designed as intensive introduction to the basics of the system as explained below. In the second part we hope to go in depth into some new problems that are not satisfactorily solved yet. Along with theoretical research, a further goal of the course is implementation of the system using parsing tools developed by Van Eijck.
For more information, see here or contact Jan van Eijck (jve at cwi.nl) or Tanya Reinhart (tanya.reinhart at let.uu.nl).
Graduate course on the Theta System, Jan van Eijck, Tanya Reinhart
The theoretical framework of this course is the Theta System, as developed by Reinhart the last few years. The Theta system (what has been labelled in Chomsky's Principles and Parameters framework 'Theta theory') is a system enabling the interface between the systems of concepts and the computational system syntax (and, via the syntactic representations, with the semantic inference systems).
The first part (block) of the course is designed as intensive introduction to the basics of the system as explained below. In the second part we hope to go in depth into some new problems that are not satisfactorily solved yet. Along with theoretical research, a further goal of the course is implementation of the system using parsing tools developed by Van Eijck.
For more information, see here or contact Jan van Eijck (jve at cwi.nl) or Tanya Reinhart (tanya.reinhart at let.uu.nl).
Graduate course on the Theta System, Jan van Eijck, Tanya Reinhart
The theoretical framework of this course is the Theta System, as developed by Reinhart the last few years. The Theta system (what has been labelled in Chomsky's Principles and Parameters framework 'Theta theory') is a system enabling the interface between the systems of concepts and the computational system syntax (and, via the syntactic representations, with the semantic inference systems).
The first part (block) of the course is designed as intensive introduction to the basics of the system as explained below. In the second part we hope to go in depth into some new problems that are not satisfactorily solved yet. Along with theoretical research, a further goal of the course is implementation of the system using parsing tools developed by Van Eijck.
For more information, see here or contact Jan van Eijck (jve at cwi.nl) or Tanya Reinhart (tanya.reinhart at let.uu.nl).
20 September 2002, VvL themamiddag "Innovatie in het Logica Onderwijs, Zaal 031, Kromme Nieuwegracht 80, Utrecht
De Vereniging voor Logica en Wijsbegeerte der Exacte Wetenschappen (VvL) nodigt u hierbij uit voor een VvL themamiddag over Innovatie in het Logica Onderwijs. Deze gebeurtenis vindt plaats op vrijdag 20 september 2002 in zaal 031, Kromme Nieuwegracht 80, Utrecht. (Let op: gewijzigde locatie!) Kromme Nieuwegracht 80 bevindt zich vlak bij de Dom, op tien minuten loopafstand van Utrecht CS.
Voorlopig programma:
12.00-14.00 Broodjeslunch annex VvL ledenvergadering.
14.00-14.30 Jan van Eijck en Jan Jaspars, `Denkende Machines'.
14.30-15.00 Elias Thijsse, 'Het Voor en Tegen van Logica Onderwijssoftware'.
15.00-15.15 pauze
15.15-15.45 Nico Roos, `The Epistemic Model Checker' (met demo).
15.45-16.15 Michael Moortgat en Willemijn Vermaat, `Software voor Taalkunde Onderwijs' (met demo).
16.15 Gelegenheid voor andere demonstraties.
Hierna afsluiting met een borrel.
Alle belangstellenden zijn van harte welkom. De toegang is gratis. De broodjeslunch wordt u aangeboden door de VvL. In verband met de catering is de lunch echter alleen beschikbaar voor wie zich minstens een week tevoren heeft opgegeven door middel van een email aan ondergetekende, op email adres jve at cwi.nl.
De voorlopige agenda De voorlopige agenda voor de ledenvergadering is als
volgt:
* Opening
* Kort verslag van de stand van zaken door het bestuur
* Kasoverzicht
* Voorstel voor bestuurswijziging
* VvL voorstel voor nieuwe activiteiten, met voorlopig keuze uitL:
-Logica en spel
-Paradoxen
-Drogredenen
-Argumentatie en AI
-Robots en redeneren
* Wat verder ter tafel komt.
Belangstellenden voor het geven van een demo: neem even contact op.
20 September 2002, DIP Colloquium, Martina Faller
For abstracts and more information, see https://www.illc.uva.nl/dip/.
Graduate course on the Theta System, Jan van Eijck, Tanya Reinhart
The theoretical framework of this course is the Theta System, as developed by Reinhart the last few years. The Theta system (what has been labelled in Chomsky's Principles and Parameters framework 'Theta theory') is a system enabling the interface between the systems of concepts and the computational system syntax (and, via the syntactic representations, with the semantic inference systems).
The first part (block) of the course is designed as intensive introduction to the basics of the system as explained below. In the second part we hope to go in depth into some new problems that are not satisfactorily solved yet. Along with theoretical research, a further goal of the course is implementation of the system using parsing tools developed by Van Eijck.
For more information, see here or contact Jan van Eijck (jve at cwi.nl) or Tanya Reinhart (tanya.reinhart at let.uu.nl).
Graduate course on the Theta System, Jan van Eijck, Tanya Reinhart
The theoretical framework of this course is the Theta System, as developed by Reinhart the last few years. The Theta system (what has been labelled in Chomsky's Principles and Parameters framework 'Theta theory') is a system enabling the interface between the systems of concepts and the computational system syntax (and, via the syntactic representations, with the semantic inference systems).
The first part (block) of the course is designed as intensive introduction to the basics of the system as explained below. In the second part we hope to go in depth into some new problems that are not satisfactorily solved yet. Along with theoretical research, a further goal of the course is implementation of the system using parsing tools developed by Van Eijck.
For more information, see here or contact Jan van Eijck (jve at cwi.nl) or Tanya Reinhart (tanya.reinhart at let.uu.nl).
Graduate course on the Theta System, Jan van Eijck, Tanya Reinhart
The theoretical framework of this course is the Theta System, as developed by Reinhart the last few years. The Theta system (what has been labelled in Chomsky's Principles and Parameters framework 'Theta theory') is a system enabling the interface between the systems of concepts and the computational system syntax (and, via the syntactic representations, with the semantic inference systems).
The first part (block) of the course is designed as intensive introduction to the basics of the system as explained below. In the second part we hope to go in depth into some new problems that are not satisfactorily solved yet. Along with theoretical research, a further goal of the course is implementation of the system using parsing tools developed by Van Eijck.
For more information, see here or contact Jan van Eijck (jve at cwi.nl) or Tanya Reinhart (tanya.reinhart at let.uu.nl).
23-25 September 2002, 6th International Colloquium on Grammatical Inference, Amsterdam
ICGI-2002 is the sixth in a series of successful biennial international conferences on the area of grammatical inference. Grammatical inference has been extensively addressed by researchers in information theory, automata theory, language acquisition, computational linguistics, machine learning, pattern recognition, computational learning theory and neural networks. This colloquium aims at bringing together researchers in these fields. Previous editions of this meeting were held in Essex, U.K.; Alicante, Spain; Montpellier, France; Ames, Iowa, USA; and Lisbon, Portugal.
Deadlines:
Submission of manuscripts: April 19, 2002
Notification of acceptance: May 27th, 2002
Final version of manuscript: June 28th, 2002
For more information, see https://www.illc.uva.nl/ICGI-2002/
Graduate course on the Theta System, Jan van Eijck, Tanya Reinhart
The theoretical framework of this course is the Theta System, as developed by Reinhart the last few years. The Theta system (what has been labelled in Chomsky's Principles and Parameters framework 'Theta theory') is a system enabling the interface between the systems of concepts and the computational system syntax (and, via the syntactic representations, with the semantic inference systems).
The first part (block) of the course is designed as intensive introduction to the basics of the system as explained below. In the second part we hope to go in depth into some new problems that are not satisfactorily solved yet. Along with theoretical research, a further goal of the course is implementation of the system using parsing tools developed by Van Eijck.
For more information, see here or contact Jan van Eijck (jve at cwi.nl) or Tanya Reinhart (tanya.reinhart at let.uu.nl).
23-25 September 2002, 6th International Colloquium on Grammatical Inference, Amsterdam
ICGI-2002 is the sixth in a series of successful biennial international conferences on the area of grammatical inference. Grammatical inference has been extensively addressed by researchers in information theory, automata theory, language acquisition, computational linguistics, machine learning, pattern recognition, computational learning theory and neural networks. This colloquium aims at bringing together researchers in these fields. Previous editions of this meeting were held in Essex, U.K.; Alicante, Spain; Montpellier, France; Ames, Iowa, USA; and Lisbon, Portugal.
Deadlines:
Submission of manuscripts: April 19, 2002
Notification of acceptance: May 27th, 2002
Final version of manuscript: June 28th, 2002
For more information, see https://www.illc.uva.nl/ICGI-2002/
Graduate course on the Theta System, Jan van Eijck, Tanya Reinhart
The theoretical framework of this course is the Theta System, as developed by Reinhart the last few years. The Theta system (what has been labelled in Chomsky's Principles and Parameters framework 'Theta theory') is a system enabling the interface between the systems of concepts and the computational system syntax (and, via the syntactic representations, with the semantic inference systems).
The first part (block) of the course is designed as intensive introduction to the basics of the system as explained below. In the second part we hope to go in depth into some new problems that are not satisfactorily solved yet. Along with theoretical research, a further goal of the course is implementation of the system using parsing tools developed by Van Eijck.
For more information, see here or contact Jan van Eijck (jve at cwi.nl) or Tanya Reinhart (tanya.reinhart at let.uu.nl).
23-25 September 2002, 6th International Colloquium on Grammatical Inference, Amsterdam
ICGI-2002 is the sixth in a series of successful biennial international conferences on the area of grammatical inference. Grammatical inference has been extensively addressed by researchers in information theory, automata theory, language acquisition, computational linguistics, machine learning, pattern recognition, computational learning theory and neural networks. This colloquium aims at bringing together researchers in these fields. Previous editions of this meeting were held in Essex, U.K.; Alicante, Spain; Montpellier, France; Ames, Iowa, USA; and Lisbon, Portugal.
Deadlines:
Submission of manuscripts: April 19, 2002
Notification of acceptance: May 27th, 2002
Final version of manuscript: June 28th, 2002
For more information, see https://www.illc.uva.nl/ICGI-2002/
Graduate course on the Theta System, Jan van Eijck, Tanya Reinhart
The theoretical framework of this course is the Theta System, as developed by Reinhart the last few years. The Theta system (what has been labelled in Chomsky's Principles and Parameters framework 'Theta theory') is a system enabling the interface between the systems of concepts and the computational system syntax (and, via the syntactic representations, with the semantic inference systems).
The first part (block) of the course is designed as intensive introduction to the basics of the system as explained below. In the second part we hope to go in depth into some new problems that are not satisfactorily solved yet. Along with theoretical research, a further goal of the course is implementation of the system using parsing tools developed by Van Eijck.
For more information, see here or contact Jan van Eijck (jve at cwi.nl) or Tanya Reinhart (tanya.reinhart at let.uu.nl).
26 September 2002, Computing with LLI Seminar, Roy Bar-Haim
(Technion, Haifa)
For abstracts and more information, see http://lit.science.uva.nl/News/seminar02-2.html#Sep26.
26 September 2002, Try Out, PILM Nancy, Theo Janssen, Joop Niekus
Theo Janssen and Joop Niekus like to invite you to come to see the tryout of their talks for the International Symposium on Philosophical Insights into Logic and Mathematics:
Joop Niekus: Individual Choice Sequences in the Work of L.E.J.
Brouwer
Theo Janssen: Basic properties of IF Logic
For abstracts and more information, see here.
Graduate course on the Theta System, Jan van Eijck, Tanya Reinhart
The theoretical framework of this course is the Theta System, as developed by Reinhart the last few years. The Theta system (what has been labelled in Chomsky's Principles and Parameters framework 'Theta theory') is a system enabling the interface between the systems of concepts and the computational system syntax (and, via the syntactic representations, with the semantic inference systems).
The first part (block) of the course is designed as intensive introduction to the basics of the system as explained below. In the second part we hope to go in depth into some new problems that are not satisfactorily solved yet. Along with theoretical research, a further goal of the course is implementation of the system using parsing tools developed by Van Eijck.
For more information, see here or contact Jan van Eijck (jve at cwi.nl) or Tanya Reinhart (tanya.reinhart at let.uu.nl).
27 September 2002, Computing with LLI Seminar, Menno van Zaanen
(Amsterdam)
For abstracts and more information, see http://lit.science.uva.nl/News/seminar02-2.html#Sep27.
Graduate course on the Theta System, Jan van Eijck, Tanya Reinhart
The theoretical framework of this course is the Theta System, as developed by Reinhart the last few years. The Theta system (what has been labelled in Chomsky's Principles and Parameters framework 'Theta theory') is a system enabling the interface between the systems of concepts and the computational system syntax (and, via the syntactic representations, with the semantic inference systems).
The first part (block) of the course is designed as intensive introduction to the basics of the system as explained below. In the second part we hope to go in depth into some new problems that are not satisfactorily solved yet. Along with theoretical research, a further goal of the course is implementation of the system using parsing tools developed by Van Eijck.
For more information, see here or contact Jan van Eijck (jve at cwi.nl) or Tanya Reinhart (tanya.reinhart at let.uu.nl).
Graduate course on the Theta System, Jan van Eijck, Tanya Reinhart
The theoretical framework of this course is the Theta System, as developed by Reinhart the last few years. The Theta system (what has been labelled in Chomsky's Principles and Parameters framework 'Theta theory') is a system enabling the interface between the systems of concepts and the computational system syntax (and, via the syntactic representations, with the semantic inference systems).
The first part (block) of the course is designed as intensive introduction to the basics of the system as explained below. In the second part we hope to go in depth into some new problems that are not satisfactorily solved yet. Along with theoretical research, a further goal of the course is implementation of the system using parsing tools developed by Van Eijck.
For more information, see here or contact Jan van Eijck (jve at cwi.nl) or Tanya Reinhart (tanya.reinhart at let.uu.nl).
Graduate course on the Theta System, Jan van Eijck, Tanya Reinhart
The theoretical framework of this course is the Theta System, as developed by Reinhart the last few years. The Theta system (what has been labelled in Chomsky's Principles and Parameters framework 'Theta theory') is a system enabling the interface between the systems of concepts and the computational system syntax (and, via the syntactic representations, with the semantic inference systems).
The first part (block) of the course is designed as intensive introduction to the basics of the system as explained below. In the second part we hope to go in depth into some new problems that are not satisfactorily solved yet. Along with theoretical research, a further goal of the course is implementation of the system using parsing tools developed by Van Eijck.
For more information, see here or contact Jan van Eijck (jve at cwi.nl) or Tanya Reinhart (tanya.reinhart at let.uu.nl).