Monet 2000 Summer School
 
The Monet 2000 Summer School was held in Bertinoro, Italy.

Organising Committee
Bert Bredeweg
Department of Social Science
Universiteit van Amsterdam Amsterdam,
The Netherlands

Liliana Irani
Istituta di Analisi Numerica (CNR) Pavia, Italy
Louise Trave-Massuyes LAAS/CNRS
Toulouse, France

List of Teachers
Alan Blackwell
Computer Laboratory
University of Cambridge
Cambridge, UK
Alan.Blackwell@cl.cam.ac.uk
http://www.cl.cam.ac.uk/users/afb21/

Bert Bredeweg
Department of Social Science Infomatics (SWI)
Universiteit van Amsterdam
Amsterdam, The Netherlands
bert@swi.psy.uva.nl
http://www.swi. psy. uva. nl/usr/bert/home.html

Tony Cohn
School of Computer Studies
University of Leeds
Leeds, UK
agc@scs.leeds.ac.uk
http://www.scs.leeds.ac.uk/staff/agc.html

Luca Console
Dipartimento di Informatica Universita' di Torino
Torino, Italy
Luca.Console@di.unito.it
http://www.di.unito.itl-iconsole/

Ken Forbus
Institute for the Learning Sciences Northwestern University
Evanston, Illinois, USA
forbus@aristotle.ils.nwu.edu
http://www.cs.nwu.edu/-forbus/

Liliana Irani
Istituta di Analisi Numerica (CNR)
Pavia, Italy
liliana@supers1.ian.pv.cnr.it
http://dragon.ian.pv.cnr.it/-liliana/

Ben Kuipers
Department of Computer Sciences
The University of Texas at Austin Austin, Texas, USA
kujpers@cs.utexas.edu
http://www.cs..utexas.edu/users/kuipers/

Andy Steele
Unilever
London, UK
Andy.Steele@Unilever.com
http://www.unilever.com/

Peter Struss
Department of Computer Science
Technical University of Munich
Munich, Germany
struss@informatik.tu-muenchen.de
http://www9.informatik.tu-muenchen.de/people/struss/struss.html


To see the final report, follow the link below.

Final Report

 

Lecture Details / Slides

In the schema below 'A1' (etc) refers to three-hour-iong lecture number 1 (etc). 'B1' (etc) refers to two-hour-iong lecture 1 (etc). 'Welcome' refers to a 1 hour (maximum) general introduction to the Summer School.

Monday 15th

09.00 Welcome
10.00 Lecture A1: Introduction to Qualitative Modelling and Simulation
(Teacher: Ken Forbus; 3 hours).
unit A 1.1: Motivation
unit A 1.2: Qualitative Model(ling)(s)
unit A 1.3: Model Construction and Simulation

14.00 Lecture A2: Advanced Topics in MBS/QR
(Teacher: Unit A2.1 & A2.3 Ken Forbus and Unit A2.2 Peter Struss 3 hours)
unit A2.1: Causality
unit A2.2: Advanced Qualitative Calculus
unit A2.3: Modelling Paradigms

Tuesday 16th

09.00 Lecture A3: Model-Based Diagnosis
(Teacher: Luca Console; 3 hours)
unit A3.1: Introduction and Motivation
unit A3.2: Multiple and Large Scale Models
unit A3.3: Examples, Non-technical Domains and Remaining Problems

1400 Lecture B1: Model-based Diagnosis in the Automotive Industry
(Teacher: Peter Struss; 2 hours)
unit B1.1: Introduction, Motivation and Problems (Part 1: Part 2 : Part 3)
unit B1.2: Examples and Remaining Problems (Part 1: Part 2 : Part 3)

Lecture B2: Model-based Reasoning in Ecology Domains
(Teacher: Peter Struss; 2 hours)
unit B2.1: Introduction, Motivation and Problems
unit B2.2: Examples and Remaining Problems

Wednesday 17th

0900 Lecture A4: Qualitative Reasoning and Educational Systems
(Teacher: Bert Bredeweg)
unit A4.1: Introduction and Motivation
unit A4.2: Teaching Functions in Interactive Learning Environments (ILE)
unit A4.3: Examples and Remaining Problems

Afternoon Social Outing to Ravenna

Thursday 18th

0900 Lecture A5: Qualitative and Semi-Quantitative Simulation
(Teacher: Ben Kuipers; 3 hours)
unit A5.1: Modeling and Simulation with Incomplete Knowledge
unit A5.2: Semi-quantitative Simulation
unit A5.3: Abstraction Methods that Help Make Qualitative Simulation Tractable

14.00 Lecture 83: Model-based Reasoning for Control Tasks & Medical Applications
(Teacher: Unit B3.1 Ben Kuipers and Unit B3.2 Liliana Ironi)
unit B3.1 Model-based Reasoning for Control Tasks
unit B3.2: QR and Medical Applications

Lecture B4: Diagrammatic Reasoning and Visualisation of System Behaviour
(Teacher: Alan Blackwell; 2 hours)
(Both links go to the entire presentation)
unit B4.1: Introduction and Motivation
unit B4.2: Examples and Remaining Problems


Friday 19th

0900 Lecture B5: Qualitative Reasoning and Mathematical Modeling
(Teacher: Liliana Ironi; 2 hours)
unit B5.1: Quantitative Modeling
unit B5.2: A Case Study

Lecture B6: Knowledge Management using MBS/QR Technology
(Teacher: Andy Steele)
unit B6.1: Introduction and Motivation
unit B6.2: Examples and Remaining Problems

Lecture B7: Qualitative Spatial Reasoning and Kinematics
(Teacher: Tony Cohn)
(Both links go to the entire presentation)
unit B7.1: Introduction, Motivation and Problems
unit B7.2: Examples and Remaining Problems

 

 


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