[comp.ai.neural-nets] CFP: 2nd Int'l Workshop on Principles of Diagnosis

lynne@mimsy.umd.edu (Lynne D'Autrechy) (02/04/91)

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	SECOND INTERNATIONAL WORKSHOP ON PRINCIPLES OF DIAGNOSIS

		Milano (Italy), October 14-15-16, 1991


	Organized by CISE Tecnologie Innovative and Dipartimento di 
	Informatica of Universita` di Torino


This workshop (which follows the successful one held at Stanford
University in 1990) encourages intensive and high quality interaction
and cooperation among researchers with a diversity of artificial
intelligence approaches to diagnosis. Attendance will be limited
to fifty participants with presentations spread over three days.
Substantial time will be reserved for discussion.

To attend, participants should submit papers (maximum 5000 
words) to be reviewed by the committee. Submissions are 
welcome on (but not limited to) the following topics: 

-   Theory of diagnosis (abductive vs. deductive diagnosis, 
    isolation vs. identification, diagnosis on non-monotonic 
    theories, diagnosis of dynamic systems,...)
-   Computational issues (controlling the combinatorial explosion,
    focusing strategies, controlling diagnostic reasoning of complex
    systems, ...)
-   Modeling for diagnosis (multiple, approximate, probabilistic and
    qualitative models, integrating model-based diagnosis with
    heuristics ....)
-   Evaluation of theories on practical applications
-   Inductive approaches to diagnosis (Case-Based Reasoning, 
    Neural Nets, ...)

Accepted papers can be revised for inclusion in the workshop 
working notes. Although work published elsewhere is acceptable, 
new original work is preferred.

Please send five copies of each submission to the chairman at 
the postal address below. Include several ways of contacting the 
principal author in addition to a postal address: electronic mail, 
fax and telephone numbers are preferred, in that order. Please 
indicate with your submission if you wish to make a 
presentation or only to attend.

Submissions received after 3 May 1991 will not be considered. 
The decisions of the committee will be mailed by 1 July 1991.

Chairman:	Luca Console
		Dipartimento di Informatica - Universita` di Torino
		Corso Svizzera 185, 10149 Torino  (Italy)
		E-mail: lconsole@pianeta.di.unito.it
		Fax: (+39) 11 751603
		Tel.: (+39) 11 771 2002

Committee: Ivan Bratko (U. Ljubljana), Philippe Dague (IBM),
    Johan de Kleer (Xerox), Giovanni Guida (U. Brescia), Kave Eshghi (HP),
    Walter Hamscher (Price Waterhouse), Mark Kramer (MIT), 
    Wolfgang Nejdl (T.U. Wien), Judea Pearl (UCLA), 
    David Poole (U. British Columbia), Olivier Raiman (Xerox), 
    James Reggia (U. Maryland), Jon Sticklen (Michigan State U.),
    Peter Struss (Siemens), Peter Szolovits (MIT), Giorgio Tornielli (CISE).

Organizing Committee: M. Migliavacca (CISE, chairman), M. 
Gallanti (CISE), A. Giordana (U. Torino), L. Lesmo (U. Torino).

Secretarial Support: A. Camnasio, CISE,  P.O. Box 12081, 20134 
Milano, Tel (+39) 2 21672400, Fax (+39) 2 26920587.

This workshop is sponsored by AI*IA and ECCAI.