Neural-Symbolic Learning and Reasoning: Contributions and Challenges

Garcez, Artur d' (City University London) | Avila (Universitaet Onsnabrueck) | Besold, Tarek R. (KU Leuven) | Raedt, Luc de (University of St. Andrews) | Földiak, Peter (Wright State University) | Hitzler, Pascal (Stanford University) | Icard, Thomas (Universitaet Osnabrueck) | Kühnberger, Kai-Uwe (Institute of Informatics, UFRGS) | Lamb, Luis C. (University of Texas at Austin) | Miikkulainen, Risto (Acadia University) | Silver, Daniel L.

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The goal of neural-symbolic computation is to integrate robust connectionist learning and sound symbolic reasoning. With the recent advances in connectionist learning, in particular deep neural networks, forms of representation learning have emerged. However, such representations have not become useful for reasoning. Results from neural-symbolic computation have shown to offer powerful alternatives for knowledge representation, learning and reasoning in neural computation. This paper recalls the main contributions and discusses key challenges for neural-symbolic integration which have been identified at a recent Dagstuhl seminar.

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