AAAI@SRI-AI.ARPA (09/04/84)
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IJCAI-85
CALL FOR PAPERS
The IJCAI conferences are the main forum for the presentation of Artificial
Intelligence research to an international audience. The goal of the IJCAI-85
is to promote scientific interchange, within and between all subfields of AI,
among researchers from all over the world. The conference is sponsored by the
International Joint Conferences on Artificial Intelligence (IJCAI), Inc., and
co-sponsored by the American Association for Artificial Intelligence (AAAI).
IJCAI-85 will be held at the University of California, Los Angeles from
August 18 through August 24, 1985.
* Tutorials: August 18-19; Technical Sessions: August 20-24
TOPICS OF INTEREST
Authors are invited to submit papers of substantial, original, and previously
unreported research in any aspect of AI, including:
* AI architectures and languages
* AI and education (including intelligent CAI)
* Automated reasoning (including theorem proving, automatic programming,plan-
ning, search, problem solving, commensense, and qualitative reasoning)
* Cognitive modelling
* Expert systems
* Knowledge representation
* Learning and knowledge acquisition
* Logic programming
* Natural language (including speech)
* Perception (including visual, auditory, tactile)
* Philosophical foundations
* Robotics
* Social, economic and legal implications
REQUIREMENTS FOR SUBMISSION
Authors should submit 4 complete copies of their paper. (Hard copy only, no
electronic submissions.)
* LONG PAPERS: 5500 words maximum, up to 7 proceedings pages
* SHORT PAPERS: 2200 words maximum, up to 3 proceedings pages
Each paper will be stringently reviewed by experts in the topic area specified.
Acceptance will be based on originality and significance of the reported
research, as well as the quality of its presentation. Applications clearly
demonstrating the power of established techniques, as well as thoughtful
critiques of previously published material will be considered, provided that
they point the way to new research and are substantive scientific contributions
in their own right.
Short papers are a forum for the presentation of succinct, crisp results.
They are not a safety net for long paper rejections.
In order to ensure appropriate refereeing, authors are requested to
specify in which of the above topic areas the paper belongs, as well
as a set of no more than 5 keywords for further classification within
that topic area. Because of time constraints, papers requiring major
revisions cannot be accepted.
DETAILS FOR SUBMISSION
The following information must be included with each paper:
* Author's name, address, telephone number and net address
(if applicable);
* Topic area (plus a set of no more than 5 keywords for
further classification within the topic area.);
* An abstract of 100-200 words;
* Paper length (in words).
The time table is as follows:
* Submission deadline: 7 January 1985 (papers received after
January 7th will be returned unopened)
* Notification of Acceptance: 16 March 1985
* Camera Ready copy due: 16 April 1985
Contact Points
Submissions should be sent to the Program Chair:
Aravind Joshi
Dept of Computer and Information Science
University of Pennsylvania
Philadelphia, PA 19104 USA
General inquiries should be directed to the General Chair:
Alan Mackworth
Dept of Computer Science
University of British Columbia
Vancouver, BC, Canada V6T 1W5
Inquiries about program demonstrations (including videotape system
demonstrations) and other local arrangements should be sent to
the Local Arrangements Chair:
Steve Crocker
The Aerospace Corporation
P.O. Box 92957
Los Angeles, CA 90009 USA
Inquiries about tutorials, exhibits, and registration should be
sent to the AAAI Office:
Claudia Mazzetti
American Association for Artificial Intelligence
445 Burgess Drive
Menlo Park, CA 94025 USA