FLAIRS-99
Orlando, Florida
May 1-5, 1999
Special Track on Uncertain Reasoning
Call For Papers
The Twelfth International Florida Artificial Intelligence Research Symposium
Special Track on Uncertain Reasoning seeks to bring together researchers
working on issues related to reasoning under uncertainty.
Papers on all aspects of uncertain reasoning are invited. Papers of
particular interest to this track are:
- practical applications of uncertain reasoning
- inference of models from data, data mining, knowledge
discovery
- construction of probabilistic models
- qualitative probabilistic reasoning
- decision-theoretic planning, POMDPs,
- systems of argumentation or defeasible reasoning, probability logics
Critical Dates
- Papers: November 16, 1998
- Author Notificaton: December 30, 1998
- Camera Ready Copy Due: February 3, 1999
- Conference Dates: May 1-5, 1999
Program Committee Co-Chairs
Simon Parsons, Queen Mary, University of London
Eric Neufeld, University of Saskatchewan
Program Committee (Tentative)
Rachel Bourne, Queen Mary, University of London
Marek Druzdzel, University of Pittsburgh
Love Ekenberg, Mid Sweden University
Linda van der Gaag, Utrecht University
Robert Goldman, Honeywell Research
Anthony Hunter, University College, University of London
Paul Krause, Philips Research Laboratories
Henry Kyburg, University of Rochester
Petri Myllymaki, University of Helsinki
Choh Man Teng, TBA
Marco Ramoni, Open University
Alessandro Saffiotti, University of Orebro
Paul Snow, Concord, NH
Yang Xiang, University of Regina
Submission Information
Papers and extended abstracts should not exceed 5000 words, including
abstract and references. All accepted papers will be published in the
conference proceedings. Final papers will consist of at most 5 galley
pages (approximately 10 double spaced pages).
There are four ways to submit a paper to the uncertainty track. In
order of preference these are:
Submission by FTP
The preferred method for submission is to download a postscript file
by ftp to:
elec.qmw.ac.uk
We suggest that you give your file a name consisting of the first author's
last name followed by a random number. Use up to four digits to form the
random number. This is meant to reduce the possibilities of duplicate
filenames. For example "neufeld177.ps" would be a possible filename.
Following is an example of an ftp session to submit a postscript file
"tawfik15.ps":
% ftp elec.qmw.ac.uk
Connected to elec.qmw.ac.uk.
220-QMW ELECTRONIC ENGINEERING DEPARTMENT FTP SERVER
220-
220 dragon.elec.qmw.ac.uk FTP server (Version wu-2.4.2-academ[BETA-12](6) Friday April 25 00:26:13 BST 1997) ready.
Name (elec.qmw.ac.uk:sp): flairs
331 Password required for flairs.
Password:
230 User flairs logged in.
ftp> put tawfik15.ps
xxxx bytes sent in xxx seconds (2e+02 Kbytes/s)
ftp> bye
221 Goodbye.
The password for the account can be obtained from Simon Parsons. After submitting electronically, please communicate the title, area, and
authors of the paper by sending an e-mail to Simon Parsons
Submission by Email
If submitting by email, send a postscript file to S.D.Parsons@qmw.ac.uk attached
to a message which gives the title, area, and authors of the paper
Submission by Snail Mail
Send 5 copies of a paper or an extended abstract (indicating the
selected areas) to the address below:
Simon Parsons
Co-Chair, FLAIRS-98 Uncertainty Track
Department of Electronic Engineering
Queen Mary and Westfield College
University of London
London E1 4NS
United Kingdom
Submission by Fax
Fax a copy of the paper or extended abstract (indicating the
selected areas) to +44 181 981 0259.
