*******17th Conference on Uncertainty in Artificial Intelligence (UAI-01)*****
http://robotics.Stanford.edu/~uai01
August 2-5, 2001, Seattle, Washington, U.S.A.
The Conference on Uncertainty in Artificial Intelligence, organized
annually under the auspices of the Association for Uncertainty in AI
(AUAI), is the premier international forum for exchanging results on
the use of principled uncertain-reasoning methods in intelligent
systems. The Conference will be held at the University of Washington in
Seattle, Washington. The main technical program will be run from August
3-5, with UAI's regular tutorial program to be held on August 2nd. This
year the conference will be co-located with The International Joint
Conferences on Artificial Intelligence (IJCAI-01).
The following speakers will be giving plenary talks at UAI-2001:
Statistical Parsing: A Theme and Two Variations, Eugene Charniak, Brown
University, USA
Discovering multiple constraints that are often approximately satisfied,
Geoffery Hinton, University College London, UK
A Biased View of Web Search Algorithms, Anna Karlin, University of
Washington, USA
Are Rational Agents Predictable?, Peyton Young, Johns Hopkins
University, USA
Statistical Modelling in Continuous Speech Recognition, Steve Young,
University of Cambridge, UK
For detailed information about the technical program, schedule, online
registration and
accomodations please go to the conference web site at
<http://robotics.Stanford.edu/~uai01>
Conference chair
Moises Goldszmidt <moises@peakstone.com>
Program Co-chairs
Jack Breese <breese@microsoft.com>
Daphne Koller <koller@CS.Stanford.EDU>
-- Dr. Moises Goldszmidt Principal Scientist Peakstone Corporation http://www.robotics.stanford.edu/~moises
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