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About Virtual MathPsych/ICCM 2020
Due to the global outbreak of COVID-19, the 2020 edition of the annual joint meeting of the Society for Mathematical Psychology and the International Conference on Cognitive Modeling was shifted to a fully online format. The conference ran from July 20 to August 1, 2020.

Now that all live sessions have concluded, the conference is in archival mode. All of the conference materials remain available for viewing. Much of the conference was and remains visible to the public for non-interactive viewing. Certain research presentations and recordings of live sessions remain accessible to registered participants only. Visitors are invited to peruse the Conference Guide.

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Welcome message
In these unusual times I am delighted to have you join us at the first ever virtual MathPsych/ICCM conference, the joint gathering of the 53rd Annual Meeting of the Society for Mathematical Psychology (SMP) and the 18th International Conference on Cognitive Modelling (ICCM): the premier conference for research on computational models and computation-based theories of human cognition. In our joint format all sessions are open to all attendees, and cross-talk is highly encouraged.

First, I would like to express my sincere appreciation for your commitment to SMP and ICCM, and to our shared goals. While we venture into new territory with a virtual conference, it has been exciting to see the same number of submissions as we receive for our in-person conferences. This speaks to the closeness of our community and the commitment of our membership.

Second, I would like to take this opportunity to share with you some updates about SMP. As you will soon experience when uploading your presentation into the virtual conference venue, we have launched a brand new website for the society. Not only is this website an improvement on the outward facing side of SMP, but it now also allows members to log in, participate in virtual meetings, join a discussion forum, view archived presentations, search the conference schedule, and more.

Looking ahead to the future we are in the early planning stages for the 2021 MathPsych/ICCM meeting and I hope to see you in person somewhere in central Europe. We will keep you posted on this event and all other necessary information in connection with any possible adjustments to this plan. The 2021 conference will host keynote addresses by, among others, Dora Matzke and Joseph Austerweil, the winners of the 2019 William K. Estes Early Career Award. The 2020 awards will be announced at our virtual business meeting on July 31.

We have an exciting program lined up for you, including virtual social events, the professional development workshop organized by the Women of Mathematical Psychology, symposia, and awards – including the inaugural Senior Fellow award.

I am particularly thankful to our conference chair, Joachim Vandekerckhove, and Secretary/Treasurer Leslie Blaha for their tremendous efforts in these difficult times. Without them this virtual conference would not be possible.

I look forward to "seeing" you in virtual space.

Sincerely,

Pernille Hemmer
President of the Society for Mathematical Psychology
July 20, 2020

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Program

Donatello room

Group Dynamics
Featured:     Jul 20 - Jul 21
Systems and Architectures
Featured:     Jul 21 - Jul 22
Cognitive Neuromodeling
Featured:     Jul 22 - Jul 23
Learning
Featured:     Jul 23 - Jul 24
Joint Modeling
Featured:     Jul 24 - Jul 25
Categorization
Featured:     Jul 27 - Jul 28
Memory Research Methods
Featured:     Jul 28 - Jul 29
Judgment
Featured:     Jul 29 - Jul 30
Reaction Time Analysis
Featured:     Jul 30 - Jul 31
Applied MathPsych
Featured:     Jul 31 - Aug 1

Leonardo room

Optimal Experimental Design
Featured:     Jul 20 - Jul 21
Theory Development
Featured:     Jul 22 - Jul 23
Memory
Featured:     Jul 27 - Jul 28
Recognition Memory
Featured:     Jul 28 - Jul 29

Michelangelo room

Optimality in Choice
Featured:     Jul 23 - Jul 24
Psychometrics
Featured:     Jul 24 - Jul 25
Decision Making
Featured:     Jul 27 - Jul 28
Metascience
Featured:     Jul 28 - Jul 29
Statistics
Featured:     Jul 29 - Jul 30
Reaction Time Models
Featured:     Jul 30 - Jul 31
Axiomatics and Formal Analysis
Featured:     Jul 31 - Aug 1

Raphael room

ICCM I
Featured:     Jul 19 - Jul 21
ICCM II
Featured:     Jul 21 - Jul 22
ICCM III
Featured:     Jul 22 - Jul 23
ICCM IV
Featured:     Jul 23 - Jul 24
ICCM V
Featured:     Jul 24 - Jul 25

Toronto room

ICCM I Q&A
Featured:     Jul 22
ICCM II Q&A
Featured:     Jul 23
ICCM III Q&A
Featured:     Jul 24
27th ACT-R Workshop
Featured:     Jul 25
ICCM IV Q&A
Featured:     Jul 27
Group Dynamics Q&A
Featured:     Jul 27
Optimal Experimental Design Q&A
Featured:     Jul 27
ICCM V Q&A
Featured:     Jul 28
Systems and Architectures Q&A
Featured:     Jul 28
Theory Development forum discussion
Featured:     Jul 29 - Jul 30
Cognitive Neuromodeling Q&A
Featured:     Jul 29
Learning Q&A
Featured:     Jul 30
Optimality in Choice Q&A
Featured:     Jul 30
Joint Modeling Q&A
Featured:     Jul 31
Psychometrics Q&A
Featured:     Jul 31

Conference chairs

Joachim Vandekerckhove, University of California, Irvine
Terry Stewart, National Research Council of Canada