Rooms

Lobby

A place to meet people, have a coffee break, and participate in the social events.

If the main Lobby is too loud and crowded you can gather with some colleagues in Booth 1 Booth 2 Booth 3 Booth 4 Booth 5.

Helpdesk

If you have any questions you should find someone in this room during the whole conference. If this does not work for you just send a mail to the help desk.

Main Track

We hope to be able to welcome all of you here on Tuesday, 13:30.
Here you are in the right room to listen to the keynotes and discuss the talk recordings (which you watched before) in the sessions.

Seminar rooms

W1: Christoph Schlieder and Günther Görz: AI methods for digital heritage	Room 4
W2: Martin Atzmueller, Tomáš Kliegr and Ute Schmid: Explainable and Interpretable Machine Learning (XI-ML)	Room 2
W3: Christoph Beierle, Marco Ragni, Frieder Stolzenburg and Matthias Thimm: 6th Workshop on Formal and Cognitive Reasoning (FCR-2020)	Room 1
W4: Dietmar Seipel, Sibylle Schwarz and Michael Hanus: WLP 2020 - Workshop on (Constraint) Logic Programming	Room 3
W5: Diedrich Wolter and Martin Leucker: Dependable Artificial Intelligence	Room 1
T1: Nico Potyka: Explainable and Computationally Efficient Decision Making with Quantitative Abstract Argumentation Frameworks	Room 4
T2: Julien Siebert and Christof Schroth: Detecting changes in time series data: an introduction to changepoint analysis	Room 5
T3: Julien Siebert and Adam Trendowicz: Hands on data preparation: missing values analysis and outliers detection	Room 5
T4: Stefan Ellmauthaler and Konstantin Schekotihin: Tutorial on Multi-Context Stream Reasoning	Room 1
T5: Simon Razniewski: Extracting and consolidating commonsense knowledge	Room 4
T6: Dominik Seuß, Andreas Foltyn, Ines Rieger and Jessica Deuschel: Bayesian Deep Learning Tutorial Focused on Computer Vision (BayDel)	Room 2
T7: Philipp Cimiano, Henning Wachsmuth and Benno Stein: Argumentation Technology for Artificial Intelligence	Room 5
Student Day	Room DC
Doctoral Consortium	Room DC

GI meeting

General Assembly of the AI Section of the German Society for Informatics (GI-FBKI) – extra password required