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Melanie Martin | |
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01/20/03 |
No Seminar |
MLK Jr. Holiday |
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Jing He |
3-dimensional protein structure determination and prediction
(Abstract) |
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Tom O'Hara |
Inducing criteria for mass noun lexical mappings using the
Cyc KB,
and its extension to WordNet (Abstract,
Paper) |
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Classifying functional relations in Factotum via WordNet
hypernym associations (Abstract, Paper) |
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Mia Kalish |
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Nemecio Chavez & Melanie Martin |
Discussion: Language Understanding: Recognition or
Construction(Gernsbacher, Riesbeck) (Slides) |
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03/03/03 | Hing Leung |
Introduction to Complexity Theory
(Abstract) |
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03/10/03 | Hing Leung | Introduction to Complexity Theory, Part II | |
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03/24/03 |
No Seminar |
Spring Break |
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Tom O'Hara | Using Differentia for Word-sense Disambiguation via Bayesian Networks | |
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Tom O'Hara | |
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05/05/03 |
No Seminar |
Finals Week |
Provide an opportunity for grad students to practice speaking
about
research topics and get feedback.
Build and strengthen AI group in our department.
Provide an opportunity for new graduate students who might be
interested
in AI to see what our department has to offer and get an idea of what
is
involved in PhD level and post-doctoral research.
Format:
One hour a week open to anyone interested in participating.
Primary speakers would be the grad students. Talks may be formal
or
informal, hopefully promoting discussion, on interesting papers we are
reading, status of current research, etc. Faculty would also be
encouraged
to talk about their current research or other topics of interest.
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