daemon@ucbvax.UUCP (08/16/84)
From GSB@MIT-MC Wed Aug 15 18:31:14 1984
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The Society For The Study Of
Artificial Intelligence And Simulation Of Behaviour
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CALL FOR PAPERS AISB 85 WARWICK, ENGLAND, APRIL 10-12 1985
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Submissions are invited for the AISB Easter 1985 conference, to be held
at the University of Warwick on April 10-12 1985. Papers may be on any
aspect of AI, including though not necessarily restricted to
AI and Education Reasoning
Learning Knowledge Representation
Robotics Vision
Natural Language Cognitive Modelling
Expert Systems Architectures and Languages
Planning Speech
Papers should ideally relate to practical or theoretical work in
progress or completed. Those intending to submit a paper should make a
preliminary submission of a provisional title and abstract of up to 100
words and a provisional list of keywords.
Deadline for notification: November 1st 1984
Full papers, of 2000-5000 words, should be on A4 pages and double-
spaced. Three copies should be submitted. The first sheet should give
the title, names of authors, a brief abstract and a list of keywords, to
help in the assigning of referees. The paper itself should start on the
next page, and authors' names should not appear in the main body of the
text.
Deadline for full papers: December 7th 1984
Authors will be notified of referees' decisions around the end of
January 1985. Final copies, for photo-reproduction, will be needed by
late February. Copies of the conference proceedings will be provided to
everyone attending.
There will also be unrefereed postgraduate poster sessions, to allow
postgraduates to display information about their work. Those wishing to
provide a poster session should contact the programme chairman, no later
than January 31st, 1985. Authors of submitted papers will not be
eligible to provide poster sessions.
Notification and the three copies of full papers should be sent to the
Programme Committee chairman:
Peter Ross,
Department of Artificial Intelligence,
Forrest Hill,
Edinburgh EH1 2QL, Scotland.
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