Artificial Intelligence Research and Education

AI Seminar Schedule, Fall 2004

The University of Wisconsin-Madison Department of Computer Sciences holds regularly scheduled seminar talks in diverse areas of artificial intelligence at 4:00pm on Thursdays, room 2310 of the Computer Sciences and Statistics Building, 1210 W. Dayton St. Talks may also be scheduled at other times to accommodate visiting speakers. Please contact the following person if you would like to give a talk:

  Yue Pan
  263-7627

Upcoming talks will also be announced via the aisem electronic mailing list. Information about subscribing to this list is on-line.

Also see the CIBM Seminar Series for more AI related talks this semester

Date	Time	Location	Speaker	Affiliation	Title	Abstracts
Tuesday, Aug 31	1:00pm	2310 CSS	Mark Goadrich	UW-Madison	Learning Ensembles of First-Order Clauses for Recall-Precision Curves: A Case Study in Biomedical Information Extraction	abstract
Tuesday, Aug 31	3:00pm	2310 CSS	Frank DiMaio	UW-Madison	Learning an Approximation to Inductive Logic Programming Clause Evaluation	abstract
Wednesday, Sep 1	4:00pm	1325 CSS	Irene Ong	UW-Madison	FOIL-D: Efficiently Scaling FOIL for Multi-relational Data Mining of Large Datasets	abstract
Thursday, Oct 7	4:00pm	2310 CSS	Vitor Santos Costa	UW-Madison	On Avoiding Redundancy in Inductive Logic Programming	abstract
Monday, Oct 11	4:00pm	1221 CSS	Tom Mitchell	CMU	Using fMRI and Machine Learning to Study Cognitive Processes	abstract
Tuesday, Oct 19	4:00pm	1025 Engineering center	Olvi Mangasarian	UW-Madison	JOINT OPTIMIZATION AND AI SEMINAR: Optimization in Data Mining	abstract
Thursday, Oct 28	4:00pm	2310 CSS	Hendrik Blockeel	Katholieke Universiteit Leuven, Belgium	First order random forests with complex aggregates	abstract
Monday, Nov 1	4:00pm	1221 CSS	Hendrik Blockeel	Katholieke Universiteit Leuven, Belgium	Prolog for First-Order Bayesian Networks: a Meta-Interpreter Approach	abstract

Artificial Intelligence Research and Education

AI Seminar Schedule, Fall 2004

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