QR2020

Program of QR2020, August 29

time in CEST (UTC+2)	session
14:30	Opening Session
15:00	Session: QR for Sentiment Analysis Relation between the colour of a hotel room and its emotional effect by Mónica Buenaño-Allauca, Lledó Museros, Ismael Sanz, Zoe Falomir, and Luis Gonzalez-Abril, Universidad Tècnica del Norte, Ecuador, and Universitat Jaume I, Spain Using Orders of Magnitude Reasoning to Aggregate and Compare News Reporting Sentiment by Jennifer Nguyen, Albert Armisen, Nuria Agell, and ÀngelSaz, Ramon Llull University and Vic University &emdash; Central University of Catalonia, Spain
15:45	Session: QR and Natural Language Unifying Instance-Level and Type-Level QP Frames for Natural Language Understanding by Kenneth D. Forbus and Thomas Hinrichs, Northwestern University, USA Towards High-Precision Understanding of Comparative Analysis Problems Expressed in Natural Language by Maxwell Crouse and Kenneth Forbus, Northwestern University, USA Color Perception: A Comparison between Computer and Human Color Labelling by Lorenzo de Mari, Alessandra Ventura, Lledó Museros and Ismael Sanz, Universitat Jaume I, Spain
16:45	Break
17:15	Session: QR in Unsupervised learning Depth-informed Qualitative Spatial Representations for Object Affordance Prediction by Alexia Toumpa and Anthony G. Cohn, University of Leeds, UK DyClee-C: a clustering algorithm for qualitative data based diagnosis by Tom Obry, Louise Travé-Massuyès, and Audine Subias, Université de Toulouse and ACTIA Toulouse, France
18:00	Session: Knowledge Representation What to do in urban farming? A multi-agent network quantitative reasoning approach, validated by a scenario game by Carolin Johannsen, University of Bremen, Germany Graphical representation of quantitative datasets for medical purposes by Luis Gonzalez-Abril, Mariano González, Juan Antonio Ortega, and Cecilio Angulo, Universidad de Sevilla and IDEAI-UPC Universitat Politècnica de Catalunya, Spain Towards Qualitative Spatiotemporal Representations for Episodic Memory by Will Hancock, Kenneth D. Forbus, and Tom Hinrichs, Northwestern University, USA
19:00	Sum-Up Session and Future QR (finishing at 20:30)

note: all times are in CEST (UTC+2), local time in Santiago de Compostela
Chicago (UTC-5) is 7h behind, i.e. QR2020 starts there at 7:30AM

last update: 2020-08-26