HI.JMILLER@MCC.COM.UUCP (07/12/86)
CALL FOR PAPERS
THE THIRD IEEE CONFERENCE ON
ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE APPLICATIONS
ORLANDO HYATT REGENCY
ORLANDO, FLORIDA
FEBRUARY 22-28, 1987
SPONSORED BY THE IEEE COMPUTER SOCIETY
This conference is devoted to the application of artificial intelligence
techniques to real-world problems. Two kinds of papers are appropriate:
- Papers that focus on knowledge-based techniques that can be applied
effectively to important problems, and
- Papers that focus on particular knowledge-based application programs
that solve significant problems.
AI techniques include: Application areas include:
- Knowledge representation - Science and engineering
- Reasoning - Medicine
- Knowledge acquisition - Business
- Learning - Natural language
- Uncertainty - Intelligent interfaces
- General tools - Vision
- Robotics
Only new, significant, and previously unpublished work will be accepted. Two
kinds of papers may be submitted:
- Full papers: 5000 words maximum, describing significant completed
research.
- Poster session papers: 1000 words, describing interesting ongoing
research.
Both categories of papers will be reviewed by the Program Committee.
CONFERENCE COMMITTEE
General chair: Program committee chairs:
Jan Aikins, Aion James Miller and Elaine Rich, MCC
Program committee:
Jan Aikins, Aion Benjamin Kuipers, University of Texas
Byron Davies, Texas Instruments John McDermott, Carnegie-Mellon
William Clancey, Stanford University Charles Petrie, MCC
Keith Clark, Imperial College John Roach, Virginia Polytechnic
Michael Fehling, Teknowledge J. M. Tenenbaum, Schlumberger
Mark Fox, Carnegie-Mellon University Harry Tennant, Texas Instruments
Bruce Hamill, Johns Hopkins/APL Charles R. Weisbin, Oak Ridge
Peter Hart, Syntelligence Michael Williams, Intellicorp
Elaine Kant, Schlumberger
SUBMISSION INFORMATION
- Full length papers: Submit four copies of the paper by September 9,
1986 to the Program Committee chairs, listed below. The first page of
the paper should contain the author's (or authors') name, affiliation,
and address, a 100 word abstract, and a list of appropriate subject
categories, both AI topics and application areas. Conference sessions
may be organized around either kind of subject category. Authors are
not restricted to only those categories listed above. Accepted papers
will be allocated six manuscript pages in the proceedings.
- Poster session papers: Submit four copies of a 1000 word abstract by
December 1, 1986 to the Program Committee chairs, listed below.
Indicate on the front of the paper all appropriate subject categories.
Accepted abstracts will be reprinted and distributed at the
conference. In addition, authors of accepted poster session papers
will be provided with table space at the conference to display
examples of their work and to discuss their findings with others.
IMPORTANT DATES
- Full-length papers must be received by: September 9, 1986
- Authors notifications mailed: October 24, 1986
- Accepted full-length papers returned to IEEE for proceedings:
November 15, 1986
- Poster session papers must be received by: December 1, 1986
- Conference: February 22 - 28, 1987, Orlando, Florida
FOR FURTHER INFORMATION, CONTACT:
Jan Aikins James Miller
General Chair Elaine Rich
Third IEEE Conference on Program Committee Chairs
Artificial Intelligence Third IEEE Conference on
Applications Artificial Intelligence
Aion Corporation Applications
101 University Avenue MCC
Palo Alto, California 94301 9430 Research Blvd.
Austin, Texas 78759
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