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|a Invited Papers -- Logical and Relational Learning -- Transfer Learning by Mapping and Revising Relational Knowledge -- Developing Robust Synthetic Biology Designs Using a Microfluidic Robot Scientist -- Tutorials -- Logic, Probability and Learning, or an Introduction to Statistical Relational Learning -- Text Mining -- From ILP to PILP -- Computer Vision and Pattern Recognition -- Density of Closed Balls in Real-Valued and Autometrized Boolean Spaces for Clustering Applications -- Multi-Dimensional Dynamic Time Warping for Image Texture Similarity -- Audio-to-Visual Conversion Via HMM Inversion for Speech-Driven Facial Animation -- Discriminant Eigenfaces: A New Ranking Method for Principal Components Analysis -- Distributed AI: Autonomous Agents, Multi-Agent Systems and Game Theory -- Enhancing the Interaction between Agents and Users -- Re-routing Agents in an Abstract Traffic Scenario -- A Draughts Learning System Based on Neural Networks and Temporal Differences: The Impact of an Efficient Tree-Search Algorithm -- An Experimental Approach to Online Opponent Modeling in Texas Hold’em Poker -- Individual and Social Behaviour in the IPA Market with RL -- Optimizing Preferences within Groups: A Case Study on Travel Recommendation -- Towards the Self-regulation of Personality-Based Social Exchange Processes in Multiagent Systems -- Probabilistic Multiagent Patrolling -- Knowledge Representation and Reasoning -- Proving Epistemic and Temporal Properties from Knowledge Based Programs -- Detecting Code Evolution in Programming Learning -- Revising Specifications with CTL Properties Using Bounded Model Checking -- Toward Short and Structural -Reasoning Explanations: A Sequent Calculus Approach -- A Case for Numerical Taxonomy in Case-Based Reasoning -- Methodical Construction of Symbolic Diagrams -- Machine Learning and Data Mining -- Bi-objective Memetic Evolutionary Algorithm for Automated Microwave Filter Synthesis -- Fitting a Least Absolute Deviation Regression Model on Interval-Valued Data -- Missing Value Imputation Using a Semi-supervised Rank Aggregation Approach -- A Learning Function for Parameter Reduction in Spiking Neural Networks with Radial Basis Function -- A Robust Methodology for Comparing Performances of Clustering Validity Criteria -- Natural Language Processing -- An Experiment in Spanish-Portuguese Statistical Machine Translation -- On the Automatic Learning of Bilingual Resources: Some Relevant Factors for Machine Translation -- Robotics -- Experiments in the Coordination of Large Groups of Robots -- Evolving an Artificial Homeostatic System.
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