Artificial Intelligence Research and Education

AI Seminar Schedule, Summer 2005

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:

  Sean McIlwain
  265-5693

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
Friday, Jun 3	4:00pm	CSS 1325	Ricardo do Rocha, Nuno Fonseca	LIACC Universidade do Porto Portugal	On Applying Tabling and Parallelism to Inductive Logic Programming	abstract
Thursday, Jun 9	4:00pm	CSS 2310	Vitor Santos Costa	COPPE/Sistemas UFRJ Rio de Janeiro/Brasil	ILP(BN): Is Induction in Logic Practical? Believers and Naysayers	abstract
Thursday, July 7th	4:00pm	CSS 2310	Rich Maclin	University of Minnesota-Duluth	Giving Advice about Preferred Actions to Reinforcement Learners Via Knowledge-Based Kernel Regression	abstract
Tuesday, July 26th	1:30pm	CSS 2310	Soumya Ray	University of Wisconsin - Madison	Supervised versus Multiple Instance Learning: An Empirical Comparison	abstract
Thursday, July 28th	3:30pm	CSS 2310	Soumya Ray	University of Wisconsin - Madison	Generalized Skewing for Functions with Continuous and Nominal Attributes	abstract
Friday, July 29th	3:00pm	CSS 1325	Jerry Zhu	University of Wisconsin - Madison	Harmonic Mixtures	abstract
Monday, August 1st	2:00pm	CSS 2310	Jerry Zhu	University of Wisconsin - Madison	Person Identification in Webcam Images: An Application of Semi-Supervised Learning	abstract

Artificial Intelligence Research and Education

AI Seminar Schedule, Summer 2005

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