32nd International Workshop on Qualitative Reasoning

The Qualitative Reasoning (QR) community is involved with the development and application of qualitative representations to understand the world from incomplete, imprecise, or uncertain data. Qualitative representations have been used to model natural systems (e.g., physics, biology, ecology, geology), social systems (e.g., economics, cultural decision-making), cognitive systems (e.g., conceptual learning, spatial reasoning, intelligent tutors, robotics), technical systems (e.g., manufacturing, robotics) and more. QR connects to several subfields of represented by IJCAI, it strives for explainable AI and to capture the everyday reasoning that comes naturally to humans. QR2019 is held as one-day workshop at IJCAI 2019 in Macao, China on August 11, 2019.

Matt Klenk and Diedrich Wolter
(PC chairs)

Proceedings of QR2019

• Peng Zhang, Xiaoyu Ge and Jochen Renz: Support Relation Analysis for Objects in Multiple View RGB-D Images
• Kenneth Forbus and Tom Hinrichs: Qualitative Reasoning about Investment Decisions
• John Maxwell, Johan de Kleer and Matthew Klenk: Insane Design Of Lumped Element Models
• Peter Struss: Model-based Decision Support Systems — Conceptualization and General Architecture
• Tom Hinrichs and Kenneth Forbus: How Qualitative Models can Improve Learning by Experimentation
• Azadeh Izadi, Torsten Hahmann, Hans W. Guesgen and Kristin Stock: A multidimensional Mereotopological Theory
• John Maxwell, Johan de Kleer and Matthew Klenk: Checking Qualitative Reasoning with the Conflict Resolution Method
• Michael Sioutis and Diedrich Wolter: Towards Parallelisation of Qualitative Spatial and Temporal Reasoning

Previous Workshops

• QR2018 (Stockholm, Sweden)
• QR2017 (Melbourne, Australia)
• QR2016 (New York City, NY, USA)
• QR2015 (Minneapolis, USA)
• QR2013 (Bremen, Germany)
• QR2012 (Playa Vista, USA)
• QR2011 (Barcelona, Spain)
• QR2010 (Portland, USA)
• QR2009 (Ljubljana, Slovenia)
• QR2008 (Boulder, USA)

last update: 2019-09-11