Support Vector Machine Workshop at IJCAI '99

C. J. Saunders (craig@dcs.rhbnc.ac.uk)
Tue, 23 Mar 1999 16:27:03 +0000 (GMT)

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FINAL CALL FOR PAPERS

Workshop on Support Vector Machines - IJCAI '99
2 August, 1999 Stockholm, Sweden

http://www.clrc.rhbnc.ac.uk/ijcai/
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This is the final call for papers for the Support Vector Machine workshop
which is to be held at the International Joint Conference on Artificial
Intelligence on the 2 August 1999.

The workshop will encourage collaboration between interested parties, and
provide an environment which achieves
the following goals:

* To attain an overview of recent work in the field of Support Vector
machines including theory and applications.
* To explore connections with other methods.
* To identify directions and stimulate future research in the field of
learning.

It is our aim that the discussion among workshop participants will be
focussed on the following areas :

* Theory of the Support Vector Method
* Algorithms
* Experiments on Benchmark Data Sets
* Applications to real life problems

In particular, we expect active discussions about

* Mathematical foundations of the SV approach (such as optimisation theory).
* Performance bounds.
* Kernels - including spline kernels, ANOVA kernels, etc.
* Regularisation.
* Transduction.
* Applications to text categorisation (especially in connection with
the Internet), medical diagnosis, face recognition, etc.

The invited speakers include :

Vladimir Vapnik
Alexei Chervonenkis

IMPORTANT DATES

Submission deadline 26 March 1999
Notification of acceptance 30 April 1999
Camera ready copy 24 May 1999
Workshop 2 August 1999

SUBMISSION PROCEDURE

Papers should be no longer than 5 pages, and must be submitted in the
IJCAI format. Papers must be in a postscript format and can be submitted
through the web page for an oral and/or poster presentation.

The URL (which has more information on it) for this call for papers is :

http://www.dcs.rhbnc.ac.uk/clrc/ijcai/

For more details about ICJAI '99 look at :

http://www.dsv.su.se/ijcai-99/