Call for System Descriptions and Demonstrations
 NMR 2000
Special Session
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Following LPNMR 97 and LPNMR 99, we will have demonstrations of nonmonotonic systems. Descriptions of working automated deduction systems (including prototypes) for logic programming,  nonmonotonic reasoning, inductive reasoning, planning and similar areas are solicited for the NMR 2000. The emphasis is on systems that incorporate some features of non-monotonic reasoning. A system description should provide information on the theoretical background, the major features and implementation techniques, and experimental evaluation.

Accepted system descriptions will be published in the informal conference proceedings (10 pages). It is expected that one of the authors will attend the conference to give a demonstration of the system.

For more information contact Juergen Dix at dix@uni-koblenz.de



Important: in order ot present a demo, you must have a stand alone version on their own laptop. We will have sufficient projectors available, but most probably no networking facilities.


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