[cfp] Special Issue "Granular Computing for Explainable Artificial Intelligence"

Dear colleague, I'm excited to announce that the Special Issue "Granular
Computing for Explainable Artificial Intelligence" is now active and
ready to accept submissions (deadline November 2023).

More details at https://www.springer.com/journal/12559/updates/25931758

Explainable artificial intelligence (XAI) allows domain experts to
understand the reasoning of AI models and validate their outcomes. This
allows employing such outcomes in real-world decision-making processes.
In this regard, XAI approaches can employ information granulation
approaches to aggregate the data instances hierarchically and/or
semantically to provide aggregated and human-understandable
explanations; represent data instances in a semantically organized
manner (e.g. via clustering) to find class prototypes or
counterfactuals; employ symbolic or neuro-symbolic modeling to isolate
portions of neural networks that are activated by specific symbols (e.g.
handwritten symbols can be recognized as groups of strokes); and obtain
semantically relevant information granules (e.g. via representation
learning) to be employed as concepts for building the explanations. The
topics of interest include, but are not limited to:

- Intrinsically explainable granular approaches
- Information granulation approaches with explainable semantic
- Concept-based representation learning
- Natural Language Explanation
- Evaluative AI
- XAI for Fairness
- Granular Approaches to explain Latent Representations
- Clustering approaches to find prototypes, factual and counterfactual
  explanations
- Symbolic and neuro-symbolic modeling for XAI
- Granular model (explanation, interpretation, visualization) for
  decision augmentation and automation
- Application of granular XAI (healthcare, social media, multiagent
  systems, predictive process monitoring, etc.)

Submit your contribution at http://www.editorialmanager.com/cogn/ by
selecting “SI: Granular Computing for Explainable Artificial
Intelligence” for the special issue under "Additional Information."

Feel free to reach me if you have any questions. Thank you for your
contribution. Best regards, Antonio Luca Alfeo