Program

MRC 2020 took place on Saturday, 29.08.2020, 09:00-17:00 CEST, in the (virtual) Ada Lovelace Hall of (digital) ECAI 2020. The papers were published online by CEUR Workshop Proceedings (CEUR-WS.org, ISSN 1613-0073) as Volume 2787.

Session Slot Topic
09:00-10:15 Session I
09:00-09:15 Sound check (check-in)
09:15-09:30 Welcome & Introduction
9:30-10:00 Laura Żuchowska, Krzysztof Kutt, Krzysztof Geleta, Szymon Bobek and Grzegorz J. Nalepa: Affective Games Provide Controlable Context: Proposal of an Experimental Framework
10:00-10:15 Discussion: Controlling context & Quick Rounds
10:15-10:45 Coffee Break (ECAI)
10:45-12:00 Session II
10:45-11:15 Ilir Kola, Catholijn M. Jonker, Myrthe L. Tielman and M. Birna Van Riemsdijk: Grouping Situations based on their Psychological Characteristics gives Insight into Personal Values
11:15-11:25 Discussion: Individuals, Goals and Values (rest break)
11:25-11:55 Djoshua D. M. Moonen and Myrthe L. Tielman: Linking actions to value categories - a first step in categorization for easier value elicitation
11:55-12:00 Quick Rounds – collecting topics for the open discussion
12:00-13-45 Social Event (ECAI)
13:45-15:00 Session III
13:45-14:15 Alexander Heimerl, Tobias Baur and Elisabeth Andre: A Transparent Framework towards the Context-Sensitive Recognition of Conversational Engagement
14:15-14:25 Discussion: Multimodality and Context (rest break)
14:25-14:55 Qiang Shen, Stefano Teso, Wanyi Zhang, Hao Xu and Fausto Giunchiglia: Multi-Modal Subjective Context Modelling and Recognition
14:55-15:00 Quick Rounds – collecting topics for the open discussion
15:00-15:30 Coffee Break (ECAI)
15:30-17:00 Session IV
15:30-16:00 Petru Soviany: Curriculum Learning with Diversity for Supervised Computer Vision Tasks
16:00-16:10 Discussion: Abstraction and Context (rest break)
16:10-16:40 Julian Blohm, Jörg Cassens and Rebekah Wegener: Observation of Communicative Behaviour when Learning a Movement Sequence: Prequel to a Case Study
16:40-17:00 Open Discussion – Challenges in Context, Future MRC, and Close
Overview

Besides contributed papers, this workshop will offer organised and open spaces for targeted discussions. Our discussions this year will be focused on human-centred approaches in general and ethics and the preservation of privacy in the context of personalization and autonomy in particular.

A balanced mix of peer reviewed paper presentations, organised panel discussion sessions, industry input, and open discussion time will make the workshop a dynamic venue to attract participants.

The workshop will last one full day and will have three main types of interaction.

The first type will consist of short presentations of the accepted papers. The goal of these sessions is to introduce the work of all the participants.

The second type will consist of one or two panel discussion sessions, each dedicated to one specific issue. Suggested issues are "Human-Centred Views on Context" and "Ethics of Context & Context of Ethics", but this is subject to change dependent on the interests of the attendees and the nature of submissions. The goal of the panels is to discuss the various approaches to these basic issues and to identify the critical problems in need of attention and the most promising research directions.

The workshop will be concluded with the last type, an open, but guided discussion summarising the most important lessons learned.

Industry representatives are invited to display context related demonstrations during the workshop.

MRC strongly focuses on interactivity and discussion. Therefore, we do not plan to have an invited speaker.

Last modified: Tuesday, 2020-12-22 17:44 UTC.