Pro­gram (Kopie 1)

Monday,

November 6

Tuesday,

November 7

09:00

RTG Conference (not public)

09:00

Keynote Talk by Niels Taatgen

10:30
 

11:00
 

Registration Start
& Networking Coffee

Conference Kick-off
& Poster Exhibition

10:30
 

11:00
 

Coffee Break
 

Workshop Understanding
 

12:30

Lunch Break

12:30

Lunch Break

13:45

15:15

15:45

Keynote Talk by Sylvaine Tuncer

Coffee Break

Parallel Research Track 1

13:45

15:15

15:45

Parallel Research Track 2

Coffee Break

Parallel Research Track 3

17:15

18:15

Get-together with Snacks

Science Slam (seating starting at 18:00)

16:30

17:00

Oral Session Understanding
by Hendrik Buschmeier, Heike M. Buhl and Friederike Kern

Wrap-up

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Re­search Tracks & Un­der­stand­ing Work­shop (Kopie 1)

Parallel Research Track 1 - Monday

15:45 - 17:15

CA and Ethnomethodology

Evaluating XAI via User Studies

AI for Education and Training

Chair:
Josephine B. Fisher

Room: L2.202

Chair:
Maximilian Muschalik

Room: L2.201

Chair:
Heike Buhl

Room: L1.201

What 'Counts' as Explanation in Social Interaction

Speaker:
Saul Albert

Evaluating Concept- and Relation-based Explanations for Image Classification

Speaker:
Bettina Finzel

From Machine Learning to Machine Teaching: How Human Can Learn form Explainable Artifical Intelligence

Speaker:
Dingrong Guo

Understanding Beyond Measurement

Speaker:
Nils Klowait

Evaluating a Multi-Modal Design for an Informative Take-Over Request in a Drone-Controller Setting

Speaker:
Emilia Ellsiepen

AR-mediated Explainability for Teaching and Cooperation

Speaker:
Anna Belardinelli

Understanding Robots in Public: The Influence of Other Humans' Presence on Human-Robot Interaction

Speaker:
Andrei Korbut

Understanding Path Planning Explanations

Speaker:
Amar Halilovic

Collaboration with AI Technologies: AI-Developed Curricula in Language Education

Speaker:
Dilsah Kalay

A, B, C, It's Easy as 1, 2, 3 - Inviting Linguistic Complexity to the Process of Operationalizing Understanding

Speaker:
Annedore Wilmes

What's happening right now? Passenger Understanding of Highly Automated Shuttle's Minimal Risk Maneuvers by Internal Human-Machine Interfaces

Speaker:
Thorben Brandt

 

Understanding Workshop - Tuesday

11:00 - 12:30

Chair:
Vivien Lohmer

Room: L2.202

Measuring the Progress of Understanding of the Explainee via Substantive Contributions in Explanatory Dialogues

Speaker:
Josephine B. Fisher

Approaches of Assessing Understanding Using Video-Recall Data

Speaker:
Stefan Lazarov
Michael Schaffer
Erick K. Ronoh

Measuring Intra-Individual Differences in Signals of Understanding

Speaker:
Jonas Paletschek
David Johnson
Hanna Drimalla

Parallel Research Track 2 - Tuesday

13:45 - 15:15

Developing Instruments and Models for Measuring Understanding Classification of Understanding and Human Oversight Psychological and Cognitive Science View on XAI

Chair:
tba

Room: L2.202

Chair:
tba

Room: L2.201

Chair:
Heike Buhl

Room: L1.201

Unraveling the Relationship Between Explanation as a Process and Understanding. Using the Block Model as Holistic Framework for Understanding Explainable AI

Speaker:
Carsten Schulte

Towards a BFO-based Ontology of Understanding Explanations

Speaker:
Meisam Booshehri

Mental Model Disparity and its Effect on User Understanding and Satisfaction in XAI

Speaker:
Jaroslaw Kornowicz

Conceptualization of Subjective Understanding towards Scale Development

Speaker:
Theresa Waclawek
Angela Fiedler

Beyond Understanding. Towards a Comprehensive Measure of Human Oversight in AI

Speaker:
Nikolai Ebinger

A Machine Learning Approach to the Prediction of Individual Differences in Psychological Reactivities

Speaker:
Ole Hätscher

A Communication Architecture for Measuring Understanding

Speaker:
Charles Wan

Understanding as an Interactive Precondition and a Problem: Securing of Understanding in Calls to the Ministry for State Security of the GDR

Speaker:
Olga Galanova

Do Humans and CNN Better Understand the Visual Explanations Generated by other Humans or XAI Algorithms?

Speaker:
Romy Müller

Meta AI Literacy Scale: Development and Testing of an AI Literacy Questionnaire Based on Well-Founded Competency Models and Psychological Change and Meta-Competencies

Speaker:
Martin Koch

Unfooling SHAP and SAGE: Knockoff Imputation for Shapley Values

Speaker:
Kristin Blesch

Shedding Light: A Survey of Concept-Based Explainable AI

Speaker:
Eleonora Poeta

Parallel Research Track 3 - Tuesday

15:45 - 16:30

Evaluation of Explanations On the Interpretation of XAI Results

Chair:
tba

Room: L2.202

Chair:
tba

Room: L2.201

Modeling the Quality of Dialogical Explanations

Speaker:
Henning Wachsmuth

Pitfalls of Interpreting the Shapley Value in Explainable AI

Speaker:
Patrick Kolpaczki

Compare-xAI: Toward Unifying Functional Testing Methods for Post-hoc XAI Algorithms into a Multi-dimensional Benchmark

Speaker:
Karim Belaid

On the Confounding Roles of Explanation Faithfulness and Intuitivity in Measuring Understanding

Speaker:
Tobias Leemann