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FAIR2019:

South African Forum for Artificial Intelligence Research

4-6 December 2019 Cape Town, South Africa

Conference Proceedings

Marelie Davel and Etienne Barnard (Eds.)

© 2019 for the individual papers by the papers’ authors. Use permitted under Creative Commons License Attribution 4.0 International (CC BY 4.0).

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Preface

The South African Centre for Artificial Intelligence Research (CAIR) is a grouping of researchers from several disciplines and universities with a broad range of interests in AI. For the past five years, one of the collaborative activities of CAIR has been the annual Forum for AI Research, where matters of common interest are discussed by CAIR members. Since CAIR represents a range of disciplines (computer science, engineering, philosophy, information science, statistics and others) it has been a par- ticularly fruitful forum for sharing ideas. Discussions have taken various formats, and in November 2018 it was decided that a more formal conference would be appropriate for the growing body of research output being produced by the South African AI community.

An open call for proposals was therefore circulated, and a Programme Committee constituted from senior CAIR members and other researchers with relevant interests.

Contributions were solicited in five tracks (Applications of AI, Ethics and AI, Knowledge representation, Machine learning, Other topics in AI), and authors were given the opportunity to submit full papers, extended abstracts, or summaries of work in progress.

A total of 72 submissions were received, and full-paper submissions were blind re- viewed by at least two independent reviewers from the relevant discipline. From these submissions, 20 papers were accepted as full papers. In addition, 34 submissions were accepted as work in progress, and 10 as extended abstracts (of work under review or published elsewhere).

It is a pleasure to thank the organisers for arranging this conference, programme committee members for ensuring that an appropriate level of rigour is maintained (while also encouraging emerging research), and especially the authors for providing the wide range of ideas that will be the core of this inaugural conference. We trust that some of the ideas herein will be of interest to each reader of these proceedings.

Marelie Davel & Etienne Barnard, Editors

Senior programme committee

Chair: Etienne Barnard North-West University Alta de Waal University of Pretoria Anban Pillay University of KwaZulu-Natal Arina Britz Stellenbosch University Aurona Gerber University of Pretoria Deshen Moodley University of Cape Town Emma Ruttkamp-Bloem University of Pretoria

Louise Leenen University of the Western Cape Marelie Davel North-West University

Tommie Meyer University of Cape Town

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Programme committee

Andries Engelbrecht Stellenbosch University

Anne Gerdes University of Southern Denmark Ben Herbst Praelexis

Benjamin Rosman CSIR

Bertram Haskins Nelson Mandela University Bigomokero Antoine Bagula University of the Western Cape Bruce Watson Stellenbosch University Charl van Heerden Saigen

Clement Nyirenda University of the Western Cape Daniel van Niekerk superQuery

Edgar Jembere University of KwaZulu-Natal Eduardo Fermé University of Madeira Febe de Wet CSIR

Gavin Rens University of Cape Town Giovanni Casini University of Luxembourg Henriette Harmse EMBL-EBI

Herman Kamper Stellenbosch University Inger Fabris-Rotelli University of Pretoria

Ivan Varzinczak Artois University, French National Center for Scien- tific Research

Jaco Kruger St Augustine College of South Africa Jan Buys University of Cape Town

JP van Deventer University of Pretoria Ken Halland University of South Africa Kody Moodley Maastricht University Lisa Kirkland University of Pretoria Mandlenkosi Gwetu University of Kwazulu-Natal Mehrdad Ghaziasgar University of the Western Cape Olasupo Ajayi University of Lagos

Omowunmi Isafiade University of the Western Cape Patrick Marais University of Cape Town Rennie Naidoo University of Pretoria Serestina Viriri University of KwaZulu-Natal Sihem Belabbes Artois University

Thipe Modipa University of Limpopo Tian Theunissen North-West University

Vincent C Müller Technical University of Eindhoven, University of Leeds

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