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| − | |Acronym=CMNA 2009 | + | |Acronym=ICNP 2005 |
| − | |Title=THE 9TH INTERNATIONAL WORKSHOP ON COMPUTATIONAL MODELS OF NATURAL ARGUMENT | + | |Title=International Conference on Network Protocols |
| − | |Type=Workshop | + | |In Event Series=Event Series:ICNP |
| − | |Homepage=www.cmna.info/CMNA9/
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| − | |City=Pasadena
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| − | |State=CA
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| − | |Start Date=Jul 13, 2009 | + | |Start Date=2005/11/06 |
| − | |End Date=Jul 13, 2009 | + | |End Date=2005/11/09 |
| − | |Academic Field=Natural Language Processing
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| − | |Camera-Ready Deadline=May 8, 2009 | + | |Homepage=www.ieee-icnp.org/2005 |
| − | |Submission Deadline=Mar 6, 2009 | + | |Submitted papers=212 |
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| − | <pre>
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| − | FIRST CALL FOR PAPERS
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| − | CMNA IX - THE 9TH INTERNATIONAL WORKSHOP ON COMPUTATIONAL MODELS OF NATURAL
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| − | ARGUMENT - To be held as an IJCAI-09 Workshop, 13 July 2009, Pasadena, CA
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| − | Organizers: Nancy Green (University of North Carolina Greensboro), Floriana
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| − | Grasso (University of Liverpool), Rodger Kibble (Goldsmiths College,
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| − | University of London), Chris Reed (University of Dundee)
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| − | The series of workshops on Computational Models of Natural Argument is
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| − | continuing to attract high quality submissions from researchers around the
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| − | world since its inception in 2001. Like the past editions, CMNA09 acts to
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| − | nurture and provide succor to the ever growing community working in
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| − | "argument and computation". AI has witnessed a prodigious growth in uses of
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| − | argumentation throughout many of its subdisciplines: agent system
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| − | negotiation protocols that demonstrate higher levels of sophistication and
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| − | robustness; argumentation-based models of evidential relations; groupwork
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| − | tools that use argument to structure interaction and debate; computer-based
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| − | learning tools that exploit monological and dialogical argument structures
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| − | in designing pedagogic environments; decision support systems that build
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| − | upon argumentation theoretic models of deliberation to better integrate
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| − | with human reasoning. The workshop focuses on the issue of modelling
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| − | "natural" argumentation. Naturalness may involve the use of means which
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| − | are more visual than linguistic to illustrate a point, such as graphics or
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| − | multimedia. Or to the use of more sophisticated rhetorical devices,
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| − | interacting at various layers of abstraction. Or the exploitation of
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| − | "extra-rational" characteristics of the audience, taking into account
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| − | emotions and affective factors. In particular, contributions will be
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| − | solicited addressing, but not limited to, the following areas of interest:
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| − | ? The characteristics of "natural" arguments: ontological aspects and
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| − | cognitive issues.
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| − | ? The computational use of models from informal logic and argumentation
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| − | theory,
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| − | ? The linguistic characteristics of natural argumentation,
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| − | including discourse markers, sentence format, referring expressions,
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| − | and style.
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| − | ? The generation of natural argument
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| − | ? Corpus argumentation results and techniques
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| − | ? Models of natural legal argument
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| − | ? Rhetoric and affect: the role of emotions, personalities, etc. in
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| − | argumentation.
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| − | ? The roles of licentiousness and deceit and the ethical
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| − | implications of implemented systems demonstrating such features.
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| − | ? Natural argumentation in multi-agent systems.
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| − | ? Methods to better convey the structure of complex argument,
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| − | including representation and summarisation.
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| − | ? Natural argumentation and media: visual arguments, multi-modal
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| − | arguments, spoken arguments.
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| − | ? Evaluative arguments and their application in AI systems (such as
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| − | decision support and advice giving).
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| − | ? Non-monotonic, defeasible and uncertain argumentation.
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| − | ? Computer supported collaborative argumentation, for pedagogy, e-democracy
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| − | and public debate.
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| − | ? Tools for interacting with structures of argument
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| − | ? Applications of argumentation based systems
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| − | 6 March 2009: Deadline for long papers
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| − | 1 April 2009: Deadline for short papers
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| − | 17 April 2009: Notification of acceptance
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| − | 8 May 2009: Deadline for final camera ready copy to workshop organizer
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| − | 22 May 2009: Deadline for final copy
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| − | Program Committee (Tentative):
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| − | Leila Amgoud, IRIT, France
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| − | Katie Atkinson, University of Liverpool, UK
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| − | Trevor Bench-Capon, University of Liverpool, UK
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| − | Tim Bickmore, Northeastern University, Boston, US
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| − | Guido Boella, University of Turin, Italy
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| − | Giuseppe Carenini, University of British Columbia, Canada
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| − | Tom Gordon, Fraunhofer FOKUS, Berlin, Germany
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| − | Marco Guerini, ITC-IRST, Trento, Italy
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| − | Helmut Horacek, University of the Saarland, Saarbrücken Germany
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| − | Anthony Hunter, University College London, UK Chris Mellish, University of Aberdeen, UK
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| − | David Moore, Leeds Metropolitan University, UK
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| − | Fabio Paglieri, ISTC-CNR, Rome, Italy
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| − | Vincenzo Pallotta, University of Fribourg, Switzerland
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| − | Cecile Paris, CSIRO, Australia
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| − | Paul Piwek, Open University, UK
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| − | Henry Prakken, University of Utrecht and University of Groningen, The
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| − | Netherlands
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| − | Ehud Reiter, University of Aberdeen, UK
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| − | Oliviero Stock, ITC-IRST, Trento, Italy
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| − | Doug Walton, University of Winnipeg, Canada
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| − | Adam Wyner, University of Liverpool, UK
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| − | Instructions for submitting papers and other information on CMNA will be
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| − | posted on the CMNA IX web site: http://www.cmna.info/CMNA9/
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| − | For information on IJCAI-09 see: http://ijcai-09.org/index.html
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| − | </pre>This CfP was obtained from [http://www.wikicfp.com/cfp/servlet/event.showcfp?eventid=4506&copyownerid=320 WikiCFP]
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