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Efficient OR-Parallel Execution
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Dan Tappan |
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Don Birx |
A Complex
Systems Approach to Agent Modeling and Decision Making for the Purposes
of Predicting Behaviors and likely Scenarios for Unusual Events, and
the best Leveraged Response for Control and Redirection (
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10/07/02 | Inna Pivkina |
Revision
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10/14/02 | Melanie
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Introduction
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11/4/02 |
Oliver Hampton |
Machine Learning in Bioinformatics: An Overview of Hidden Markov Models
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Speculation on
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Wirt Atmar |
Speculation on the evolution of intelligence and its possible
realization in machine form, part 2. (
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Nemecio Chavez |
Case-Based Reasoning: Reasoning by Experience (
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Stephen Helmreich |
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03/04/02 | Dan Tappan | Intelligent Agents | |
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10/03/01 | Dan Tappan | Reasoning in Natural Language Processing | |
10/10/01 | Heather Pfeiffer | Wolves and Rabbits | |
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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.
Supertoys Last All
Summer Long and Other Stories of Future Time
by Brian Aldiss
New York: St. Martin's Griffin, June 2001
The story that inspired the movie AI
Webpage maintained by Melanie J. Martin