Workshop Meta-Knowledge Transfer/Communication in Different Systems
Friday 23rd of Sept. 2022, Grenoble, France
associated with ECML/PKDD 2022
https://janvanrijn.github.io/metalearning/workshop2022
Objectives
Meta-knowledge normally captures different
aspects of existing (or potential) solutions, including, for
instance: which preprocessing methods should be used for the given
data; which machine learning algorithms are relevant; which
hyperparameters should be considered and how these should be set; and
how all these elements should be combined into useful pipelines or
procedures. The aim of this workshop is to address the issues
related to how (meta-)knowledge can be generated and transferred
among different ML and AutoML systems, so that their joint capability
to solve problems can be enhanced.
Main research areas:
Controlling the learning processes
Definitions of configuration spaces
Few-shot learning
Exploiting hierarchy of features in learning
Meta-learning
Conditional meta-learning
Meta-knowledge transfer
Transfer learning
Transfer of meta-knowledge between systems
Symbolic vs subsymbolic meta-knowledge
Neuro-symbolic learning and meta-learning
Explainable and interpretable meta-learning
Invited speakers
Pascal Hitzler, Kansas State University
Some
advances regarding ontologies and neuro-symbolic artificial
intelligence
Timothy Hospedales, University of
Edinburgh
Meta-learning for Knowledge Transfer
Important dates
Paper submission deadline: 20 June 2022
Paper acceptance notification: 13 July 2022
Early registration deadline: July 22th
Program and papers will be available online by: 5 Sep 2022
Accepted formats of submissions
Original paper track
Authors can submit
novel papers that have not been accepted elsewhere. All submissions
should follow the LaTeX Lecture Notes in Computer Science format,
maximal 12 pages.
Poster tack of already published work:
Authors
can apply for a poster spot for a paper that has recently (in
2021-22) been published elsewhere. During submission, please send a
link to the already published version of the work, and the
peer-review will determine whether it is a good match based on the
topics of the workshop.
Format of the workshop
The workshop will last a half a day, as it forms part of a combined tutorial-workshop. It will include:
Invited talks
Short oral presentations
Poster session
Panel discussions on
“Main challenges
of communication of (meta)-knowledge among different systems”
Proceedings
The organizers are planning to prepare formal proceedings. The authors of accepted papers can decide whether they wish to have their full paper included or not. In the latter case, publication of a short abstract would be possible.
Organization
Workshop Chairs
Pavel Brazdil, Univ. of Porto, Portugal
Jan N. van Rijn, Leiden University, The Netherlands
Felix
Mohr, Universidad de La Sabana, Colombia
Henry Gouk, Postdoc. School of Informatics, Univ. of Edinburgh, Scotland
Program Committee
To be provided soon