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20 20 - Clarify the role of "testing of the prior distributions"
21 21 - Give a general argument [about Bayesian networks] instead of an illustration on a simple example.
22 22  
23   -See [Reviews file](file://text/paper_01/LLNCS/reviews_IJCAR24.md).
  23 +See [Reviews file](text/paper_01/LLNCS/reviews_IJCAR24.md).
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24 25  
25 26  
26 27 - Para ICLP24
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28 29 - Considerar scasp.
29 30 - Para KR24
30 31 - Mais formal.
  32 +- Overleaf
  33 + - authentication key: olp_1oPNhAUwN9ihvWzd4n92hEd9UQUbK44ul5Gg
  34 + - zw-kr: git clone https://git@git.overleaf.com/65f422781f1d04e2c0aefd56
  35 + - zw-iclp: git clone https://git@git.overleaf.com/65f422dc70a60d8ab7fde402
31 36  
32 37 ## 2024-01-30 - Exploratory Research Project
33 38  
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201 206 - Get stable models from potassco/s(casp)
202 207 - other?
203 208  
204   -
205 209 ## 2022-12-05
206 210  
207 211 - Created shared folder (gdrive:zugzwang) <https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1xs-cjxWJzn2JxqeNgh9LX5xWN50BW-Be?usp=share_link>
208   -- Refine project tasks, for Bachelor, M.Sc., Ph.D. students and for researchers.
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  215 +## Resources
  216 +
  217 +### Conferences
  218 +
  219 +- [Conferences Sheet](https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1KJdA-zj3Xly-_tSE6tjbd7M9SttC9xBixXoqWZJFVfg/edit#gid=0)
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1   -## Zugzwang Meetings
2   -
3   -### 2023-02-28 | 15:00 | Looking for Application Examples
4   -
5   -> What **applications** are we looking for?
6   -> - (Stochastic) Plan Generation
7   -> - Yale-Shooting Problem
8   -> - (Stochastic) Situation Calculus
9   -> - Frame Problem
10   -> - Given a **Bayesian Network** (or a **Markov Networks**):
11   -> - Represent it.
12   -> - Solve the common probability tasks: marginals, conditionals, parameter learning, inferring unobserved variables, sample generation, _etc._
13   -> - Given a _solved_ ASP specification:
14   -> - What is the marginal probability of the atom `a`?
15   -> - What other probability queries are important to consider?
16   -> - Given an _unsolved_ ASP specification:
17   -> - What is the probability (distribution?) of the probabilistic fact `a`?
18   -> - What other questions are relevant? E.g. the distribution family of a fact?
19   -> - Given a _solved_ ASP specification and a set of _samples_:
20   -> - How do the probabilities inferred from the specification match the ones from the empiric distribution?
21   -> - Given two _solved_ ASP specification and a set of _samples_:
22   -> - Which specification best describes the empiric distribution?
23   ->
24   -> What should be the **task for the scholarship student**? _Use the `Python` API of `clingo`._
25   -> 1. Read a string and extract probability annotations; Associate those annotations with the respective atoms.
26   -> 2. Call `clingo` to get stable models.
27   -> 3. Support **computation of the equivalence classes**: _Which functions and relations?_
28   -> 4. Compute event probability using _weighted model counting_ on the equivalence classes.
29   -> 5. Read a Bayesian Network from a file (`BIF`, `DSC`, `NET`, `RDA`, `RDS`, ...) and generate an annotated "ASP" specification.
30   ->
31   -> 2022 | AAAI | Inference and Learning with Model Uncertainty in Probabilistic Logic Programs
32   -> - Is **"Epistemic Uncertainty (EU)"** the right framework for Zugzwang? How relevant are the epistemic questions in this paper to our work?
33   -> - EU can be represented by _Credal Sets, Subjective Logic_ and _Beta Distributions_?
34   -> - **Experiments** made with BNs from [(Kaplan and Ivanovska 2018)](https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S0888613X17302384) and larger networks from the [BNLearn repository](https://www.bnlearn.com/bnrepository).
35   -> - **Are networks, Bayesian Networks in particular, a "good enough" pool of "example applications" to us, for now?**
36   -
37   -### 2023-01-10 | 15:00
38   -
39   -- Paper
40   -- Project
41   -- Latent Facts
42   -
43   -### 2022-12-12
44   -
45   -- Is the project proposal ok? How long/detailed should it be?
46   -- Initial exploratory code `event_lattice.py` and `EventLattice.ipynb` done.
47   -- Start writing paper: Introduction, state of the art, motivation
48   - - Identify key problems
49   - - Target Conferences
50   - - KR;
51   - - [ICLP](https://waset.org/language-planning-conference-in-april-2023-in-lisbon);
52   - - [ECAI](https://ecai2023.eu/)
53   -- Next task for prototype:
54   - - Get stable models from potassco/s(casp)
55   - - other?
56   -
57   -
58   -### 2022-12-05
59   -
60   -- Created shared folder (gdrive:zugzwang) <https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1xs-cjxWJzn2JxqeNgh9LX5xWN50BW-Be?usp=share_link>
61   -- Refine project tasks, for Bachelor, M.Sc., Ph.D. students and for researchers.
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14 14 },
15 15 {
16 16 "path": "../../cv/2024"
17   - },
18   - {
19   - "path": "../../voar/concursos/2023 | Associado"
20 17 }
21 18 ],
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