Slides of talks are available in the sections Papers and Agenda

Doug Walton provided links to a journal and symposium (here)

Please note some last agenda changes on the first day.

The agenda is now final and available here.

Agenda in pdf format

Day #1, Saturday, 11 July 2009

09:30h Welcome and Overview
09:45h Introduction of participants
10:00h Coffee break
10:30h "Explanations in Context-Aware Systems", Anind Dey — slides
11:15h "Explaining Why Something is Warranted in Defeasible Logic Programming", Alejandro Garcia,Nicolás Rotstein, Carlos Chesñevar, Guillermo R. Simari – slides
12:00h Lunch break
13:30h "Minimal Sufficient Explanations for MDPs", Omar Zia Khan, Pascal Poupart, James P. Black — slides
14:15h "Expert Evaluation of Probabilistic Explanations", Francisco Elizalde, Luis Enrique Sucar — slides
15:00h Coffee break
15:30h "Towards the Explanation of Workflows", James Michaelis, Li Ding, Deborah McGuinness — slides
16:15h Topic acquisition for Topic Groups discussions (We will select three or four
topics that are of interest to the workshop attendees and assign each topic to a
discussion group. Groups will discuss them in break-out sessions and later report their
results.)
16:45h End of day #1 - Topic Groups meet on their own and start discussing
19.30h Social event (Dinner) at Yard House, Pasadena, CA

Day #2, Sunday, 12 July 2009

09:45h 2nd Day Welcome / Wrap Up Day #1
10:00h Coffee break
10:30h "Computational Explanations for Report Generation in Intelligence Analysis", Ashok Goel — slides
11:15h "Explanation of Semantic Search Results of Medical Images in MEDICO", Björn Forcher, Manuel Möller, Michael Sintek, Thomas Roth-Berghofer — slides
12:00h Lunch break
13:30h "Explanations and Arguments Based on Practical Reasoning", Douglas Walton — slides
14:15h Poster Session
‣ "Explaining Ontology-Based Information Extraction in the NEPOMUK Semantic Desktop", Benjamin Adrian, Björn Forcher, Thomas Roth-Berghofer and Andreas Dengel — poster
‣ "Explaining a Result to the End-User: A Geometric Approach for Classification Problems", Isabelle Alvarez and Sophie Martin — poster
‣ "Identifying and Explaining Map Quality Through Provenance: A User Study", Nicholas Del Rio
‣ "Some Properties of Most Relevant Explanation", Changhe Yuan
15:00h Coffee break
15:30h Preparation of results of Topic Groups discussions (Each topic group collects its
results and prepares to make a short presentation for discussion.)
16:30h Topic Group presentations and discussion of results — slides
17:15h Wrap-up
17:30h End