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NL-KR Digest (Thu Mar 26 17:46:08 1992) Volume 9 No. 13
Today's Topics:
CFP: 3RD ASIS SIG/CR Classification Research Workshop
CFP: QUARDET'93
CFP: FUZZ-IEEE'93 (revised)
CFP: Chinese and Oriental Languages Information Processing Society
CFP: European Corpus Initiative
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To: nl-kr@cs.rpi.edu
Date: Mon, 23 Mar 92 14:11:37 EST
From: Phil Smith <psmith@magnus.acs.ohio-state.edu>
Subject: CFP: 3RD ASIS SIG/CR Classification Research Workshop
CALL FOR PARTICIPATION
3RD ASIS SIG/CR CLASSIFICATION RESEARCH WORKSHOP
The American Society for Information Science Special Interest
Group on Classification Research (ASIS SIG/CR) invites
submissions for the 3rd ASIS Classification Research Workshop,
to be held at the 55th Annual Meeting of ASIS in Pittsburgh,PA.
The workshop will take place Sunday, October 25th, 1992, 8:30
a.m. - 5:00 p.m. ASIS `92 continues through Thursday, October
29th.
The CR Workshop is designed to be an exchange of ideas among
active researchers with interests in the creation, development,
management, representation, display, comparison, compatibility,
theory, and application of classification schemes. Emphasis will
be on semantic classification, in contrast to statistically based
schemes. Topics include, but are not limited to:
Warrant for concepts in classification schemes * Concept
acquisition * Basis for semantic classes * Automated
techniques to assist in creating classification schemes *
Statistical techniques used for developing explicit
semantic classes * Relations and their properties *
Inheritance and subsumption * Knowledge representation
schemes * Classification algorithms * Procedural
knowledge in classification schemes * Reasoning with
classification schemes * Software for management of
classification schemes * Interfaces for displaying
classification schemes * Data structures and programming
languages for classification schemes * Image
classification * Comparison and compatibility between
classification schemes * Applications such as subject
analysis, natural language understanding, information
retrieval, expert systems.
The CR Workshop welcomes submissions from various
disciplines. Those interested in participating are invited to
submit a short (1-2 page single-spaced) position paper
summarizing substantive work that has been conducted in the
above areas or other areas related to semantic classification
schemes, and a statement briefly outlining the reason for
wanting to participate in the workshop. Submissions may include
background papers as attachments. Participation will be of two
kinds: presenter and regular participant. Those selected as
presenters will be invited to submit expanded versions of their
position papers and to speak to those papers in brief
presentations during the workshop. All position papers (both
expanded and short papers) will be published in proceedings to be
distributed prior to the workshop. The workshop registration fee
is $35.00, which includes lunch and refreshments.
Submissions should be made by email, or diskette accompanied
by paper copy, or paper copy only (fax or postal) to arrive by May
15, 1992 to:
Raya Fidel, Graduate School of Library and Information Science,
University of Washington, FM-30, Seattle, WA 98195; Internet:
fidelr@u.washington.edu
Phone: 206-543-1888; Fax: 206-685-8049
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To: nl-kr@cs.rpi.edu
Return-Receipt-To: Carles Sierra Garc\ma <sierra@ceab.es>
Date: Thu, 26 Mar 1992 12:29:10 UTC
From: Carles Sierra Garc\ma <sierra@ceab.es>
Subject: CFP: QUARDET'93
QUARDET'93
III IMACS International Workshop on
Qualitative Reasoning and Decision Technologies
Barcelona, 16-18 June 1993
Announcement and Call for Papers
SCOPE AND AIMS
One of the most characteristic and complex human tasks is decision making,
and for it people often need to use purely qualitative reasoning.
Therefore it is not surprising that Qualitative Reasoning and Computer
Aided Decision Making are two of the most dynamic, interesting and up to
date areas of research.
The basic aim of QUARDET'93 id to provide an active exchange of information
on recent advances in these two areas and also to point out the links between
them. Some of the topics of particular interest are given below, but this is
by no means an exhaustive list:
- Theoretical aspects of Qualitative Reasoning.
- Qualitative Simulation.
- Temporal aspects of Qualitative Reasoning and Decision Technologies.
- Fuzzy Decision Making.
- Diagnosis and Troubleshouting.
- Knowledge Based Decision Technologies.
- Approximate Reasoning.
- Learning and Adptive Systems.
- Knowledge Representation.
- Formal approaches to Knowledge Based Systems.
- Conflict Analysis.
- Intelligent Systems in Process Control.
- Fuzzy Control.
- Application to real-world problems, particulary in Industrial and
Technological environments, Marketing, Business Policy, Banking,
Retailing, Manufacturing, Medicine, Engineering, Architecture,
Music, etc.
LOCATION
The workshop will be hosted by the Universitat Politecnica de Catalunya (UPC)
in the cosmopolitan city of Barcelona, on the north-east coast of Spain,
within easy access of some splendid holiday resorts such as the Costa-Brava.
Barcelona itself is a fascinating city which will be hosting the Summer
Olympic Games in July 1992 and with a unique blend of historical tradition,
exciting architecture, nightlife and Haute-cuisine.
A social programme for delegates will be arranged which will include a
reception and a banquet at a local place of interest. A full social programme
will be organised for accompanying persons.
ACCOMODATION
The workshop organisers have managed to obtain block reservations in hotels
and a hall of residences close to the congress. Both twin and single
accomodation, with bathroom, are available.
All information regarding accomodation will be sent by January 1993 with the
provisional programme.
PREPRINTS AND PROCEEDINGS
A volume containing the preprints of all abstracts presented will be
distributed at the workshop.
A proceedings volume containing a selection of the full papers will be
published by IMACS, through an international publisher after review of the
full papers. The editors reserve the right to reject papers at this stage if
they are not of high quality.
CALL FOR PAPERS
Authors should submit four copies of an extended abstract of the paper
(maximum 5 pages singlespaced), containing the title of the paper, the name
and the affiliation of the author(s), the mailing address of first author
(including telephone, fax number and e-mail if available), the referred
topic(s), and a list of keywords.
Each paper will be reviewed by at least three referees. They should clearly
show the significance and originality of the contribution.
The official language of the workshop is English.
DEADLINES
Extended abstracts are invited by October 30, 1992.
Notification of acceptance or rejection will be given by 15th January 1993.
Full papers will be required by 1st May 1993.
CONFERENCE SECRETARIAT
Roser Piera
Facultat d'Informatica de Barcelona
Dept. MA II (UPC)
c/ Pau Gargallo, 5
08028 Barcelona
Spain
Ph: 34-3-401-6922 Fax: 34-3-401-7040 e-mail: nuria@ma2.upc.es
FEES
The registration fees, including lunches and social events, with early
registration applicable if received before 15th May, 1993, are:
Early Late
Delegates 60000 Pta 70000 Pta
Authors 50000 Pta 60000 Pta
Conversion Rate 1 ECU = 129 Pta
ORGANIZING COMITTEE
Chairperson N. Piera (UPC)
Members N. Agell (UPC)
F. Prats (UPC)
M. Sanchez (UPC)
C. Sierra (IIIA-CEAB)
INTERNATIONAL SCIENTIFIC COMITTEE
Presidents M.G. Singh (UK)
N. Piera (Spain)
Vice-presidents J. Aguilar-Martin (France)
L. Trave-Massuyes (France)
Members
N. Agell (Spain) L. Laita (Spain)
N. Batle (Spain) R. Milne (UK)
P. Borne (France) C. Moraga (Germany)
R.B. Banerji (USA) J. Mottiwalla (Singapore)
E. Burattini (Italy) F. Prats (Spain)
J.A. Bartoli (France) R.N. Palmer (USA)
I. Bratko (Slovenia) T. Riera (Spain)
E. Costa (Portugal) M. Sanchez (Spain)
Ph. Dague (France) C. Sierra (Spain)
J. Fox (UK) H.J. Schneider (Germany)
K. Forbus (USA) R. Simmons (USA)
Ch. Freksa (Germany) A.P. Sage (USA)
F. Guerrin (France) J. Tien (USA)
Ll. Godo (Spain) A. Titli (France)
Y.Y. Haimes (USA) S. Termini (Italy)
C.W. Holsapple (USA) W. Van de Welde (Belgium)
P. Hajek (Tchecoslovaquia) A. Whinston (USA)
K.W. Hipel (Canada) C. White (USA)
M.A. Jaen (Spain) L. Zimmer (France)
M.A. Kramer (USA)
B. Kuipers (USA)
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To: nl-kr@cs.rpi.edu
Date: Thu, 19 Mar 92 17:06:11 PST
From: Hamid Berenji <berenji@ptolemy.arc.nasa.gov>
Subject: CFP: FUZZ-IEEE'93 (revised)
CALL FOR PAPERS
SECOND IEEE INTERNATIONAL
CONFERENCE ON FUZZY SYSTEMS
FUZZ-IEEE'93
San Francisco, California
March 28 - April 1, 1993
In recent years, increasing attention has been devoted to fuzzy-logic
approaches and to their application to the solution of real-world
problems.
The Second IEEE International Conference on Fuzzy Systems (FUZZ-IEEE
'93) will be dedicated to the discussion of advances in:
* Basic Principles and Foundations of Fuzzy Logic
* Relations between Fuzzy Logic and other Approximate
Reasoning Methods
* Qualitative and Approximate-Reasoning Modeling
* Hardware Implementations of Fuzzy-Logic Algorithms
* Learning and Acquisition of Approximate Models
* Relations between Fuzzy Logic and Neural Networks
* Applications to
* System Control
* Intelligent Information Systems
* Case-Based Reasoning
* Decision Analysis
* Signal Processing
* Image Understanding
* Pattern Recognition
* Robotics and Automation
* Intelligent Vehicle and Highway Systems
This conference will be held concurrently with the 1993 IEEE
International Conference on Neural Networks. Participants will be
able to attend the technical events of both meetings.
CONFERENCE ORGANIZATION
This conference is sponsored by the IEEE Neural Networks Council, in
cooperation with:
International Fuzzy Systems Association
North American Fuzzy Information Processing Society
Japan Society for Fuzzy Theory and Systems.
IEEE Systems, Man, and Cybernetics Society
ELITE - European Laboratory for Intelligent Techniques Engineering
The conference includes tutorials, exhibits, plenary sessions, and
social events.
ORGANIZING COMMITTEE
GENERAL CHAIR: Enrique H.Ruspini
Artificial Intelligence Center
SRI International
CHAIR: Piero P. Bonissone
General Electric CR&D
PROGRAM ADVISORY BOARD:
J. Bezdek E. Sanchez E. Trillas
D. Dubois Ph. Smets T. Yamakawa
G. Klir M. Sugeno L.A. Zadeh
H. Prade T. Terano H.J. Zimmerman
FINANCE:
R. Tong (Chair)
R. Nutter
PUBLICITY:
H. Berenji (Chair)
B. D'Ambrosio
R. Lopez de Mantaras
T. Takagi
LOCAL ARRANGEMENTS:
S. Ovchinnikov
TUTORIALS:
J. Bezdek (Chair)
H. Berenji
H. Watanabe
EXHIBITS:
A. Ralescu
M. Togai
L. Valverde
W. Xu
T. Yamakawa
H.J. Zimmerman
TUTORIAL INFORMATION
The following tutorials have been scheduled:
Introduction to Fuzzy-Set Theory, Uncertainty, and Fuzzy Logic
Prof. George J. Klir, SUNY
Fuzzy Logic in Databases and Information Retrieval
Prof. Maria Zemankova, NSF
Fuzzy Logic and Neural Networks for Pattern Recognition
Prof. James C. Bezdek, Univ. of West Florida
Hardware Approaches to Fuzzy-Logic Applications
Prof. Hiroyuki Watanabe, Univ. North Carolina
Fuzzy Logic and Neural Networks for Control Systems
Dr. Hamid R. Berenji, NASA Ames Research Center
Fuzzy Logic and Neural Networks for Computer Vision
Prof. James Keller, Univ. of Missouri
EXHIBIT INFORMATION
Exhibitors are encouraged to present the latest innovations in fuzzy
hardware, software, and systems based on applications of fuzzy logic.
For additional information, please contact Meeting Management at Tel.
(619) 453-6222, FAX (619) 535-3880.
CALL FOR PAPERS
In addition to the papers related to any of the above areas, the
program committee cordially invites interested authors to submit
papers dealing with any aspects of research and applications related
to the use of fuzzy models. Papers will be carefully reviewed and only
accepted papers will appear in the FUZZ-IEEE '93 Proceedings.
DEADLINE FOR PAPERS: September 21, 1992
Papers must be received by September 21, 1992. Six copies of the paper
must be submitted. The paper must be written in English and its
length should not exceed 8 pages including figures, tables, and
references. Papers must be submitted on 8-1/2" x 11" white paper with
1" margins on all four sides. They should be prepared by typewriter
or letter-quality printer in one column format, single-spaced, in
Times or similar type style, 10 points or larger, and printed on one
side of the paper only. Please include title, author(s) name(s) and
affiliation(s) on top of first page followed by an abstract. FAX
submissions are not acceptable. Please send submissions prior to the
deadline to:
Dr. Piero P. Bonissone
General Electric Corporate Research and Development
Building K-1, Room 5C32A
1 River Road
Schenectady, New York 12301
FOR ADDITIONAL INFORMATION REGARDING FUZZ-IEEE'93 PLEASE
CONTACT:
Meeting Management
5665 Oberlin Drive Suite 110
San Diego CA 92121
Tel. (619) 453-6222
FAX (619) 535-3880
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To: nl-kr@cs.rpi.edu
Date: Fri, 20 Mar 92 10:31:17 sst
From: luakt@iscs.nus.sg (Lua Kim Teng)
Subject: CFP: Chinese and Oriental Languages Information Processing Society
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C A L L O F P A P E R
Comm.COLIPS
COMMUNICATIONS OF
CHINESE AND ORIENTAL LANGUAGES INFORMATION PROCESSING SOCIETY
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Information for Authors
This journal is intended to be published 4 issues per volume. Its scope
includes all aspects related to Computer Processing of
Chinese & Oriental Languages, e.g., computer input and output of
characters, typesetting and design of characters, coding and
compression of data, voice input and output, analysis,
recognition and synthesis of speech, man-computer communications,
language processing and text understanding, representation of
knowledge and inferencing, computational linguistics, machine
translation, software and design of Chinese language computers,
database management and systems, information retrieval, text
handling, question answering, applications of theories, methods and
techniques.$
Manuscripts
Manuscripts will be reviewed for possible publication on the
understanding that they are being submitted to this journal only, and have
not been published, simultaneously submitted, or already accepted for
publication in any other journal.
All manuscripts must be submitted in triplicate to the Editor-in-Chief,
K T Lua, Department of Information Systems and Computer Science, National
University of Singapore, Kent Ridge, Singapore 0511. When the paper is
accepted, the author will also be requested to submit an electronic copy
of the manuscript on a 5.25" diskette in IBM PC 360KB or 1.2 MB format.
The text should be in GB2312/Big-5 codes if possible.
The official languages of this journal are English and Chinese.
Occasionally invited papers may be published in other oriental languages
with English abstracts.
Papers which contain Copyright Material
It is the author's responsibility to obtain written permission
from both author and publisher to reproduce material which has
appeared in another publication. Copies of this permission must
also be enclosed with the manuscript.$#j[50]
Style for Manuscript
Manuscripts must be typed on one side of paper only, one and
half spacing or double-spaced with wide margins. All pages should
be numbered consecutively. Good machine-reproduced copies may be
sent in lieu of the originals. No footnotes will be accepted.
Type and Length of Manuscript
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The following restriction on the length of manuscripts mush be
observed :
Communications - up to 5000 words. These are short reports of original
research and development.
Invited papers - up to 10,000 words. These are specially invited
reports on the major development in the Chinese computing.
New products, Announcements, Short Reports - up to 500 words
Title Page
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The first page of the manuscript should provide the title of the
paper, the names of all authors, their affiliations and a phone
number for contact. Full addresses of all authors, including
institution, country, province, district, street, postal code etc
must be provide.
Abstract and Keywords
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Each manuscript must contain an informative abstract of no more
than 100 words together with 4 to 6 keywords which should best
describe the paper.
References
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References are to be cited in text by numerals enclosed in
square brackets; for example [7]. References should be complete
and accessible to our readers. In general, the style should
follow the recommendations of the Transactions of the Institute
of Electrical and Electronics Engineers:$
a. Journal articles: author initials followed by last name,
title, volume, page numbers, month and year.
b. Books: author, title, publisher and location,year, page
numbers.
Illustrations and Special Symbols
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Illustrations should be of good quality, their originals should
be sent immediately upon acceptance of the paper. Originals of
all illustrations should be sharp, clean, and of good contrast. A
complete list of illustrations must accompany the manuscript.
Drawings should be in black ink on paper or glossy photographs.
Use 8.5" by 11" size sheets whenever possible, to facilitate
handling of the manuscript. All lettering and drawings should be
large enough to permit legible reduction of the figure to about
one-half or a third of the original size. Number each original at
the bottom of the front or on the back. Captions lettered on
figures may be blocked out in reproduction in favor of captions
of a uniform style.
Tables
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Tables must be typed on separate sheets. Please number tables
consecutively.
Voluntary Page Charges
After a manuscript has been accepted for publication, the
author's institution or company will be requested to pay a
the publication cost. This page charge is not obligatory nor is
its payment a prerequisite for publication. The author will receive
4 volumes of the journal if the charge is honored.
Agreement on Copyright and Editing
A statement transferring copyright from the authors (or their
employers, if they hold the copyright) to the publisher of this
journal will be required before the manuscript can be accepted
for publication.
The editors of the publication of COMM. COLIPS reserved the
right to edit, correct and select appropriate material from the
above paper for publication. The necessary form for this
agreement will be supplied.$
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ORDER FORM
Subscription rates: S$40 per year for 4 issues for Singapore and
Malaysia; S$80 for all other destinations. Please make cheque payable to
COLIPS.
Name(Prof/Dr/Mr/Mrs/Miss):
Amount Enclosed:
Cheque/Draft No:
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Please mail this form with payment to COLIPS, c/o DISCS, National
University of Singapore, Kent Ridge, Singapore 0511.
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To: nl-kr@cs.rpi.edu
From: Henry "S." Thompson <ht@cogsci.edinburgh.ac.uk>
Date: Sat, 21 Mar 92 10:13:34 GMT
Subject: CFP: European Corpus Initiative
Reply-To: eucorp@cogsci.edinburgh.ac.uk
European Corpus Initiative
Call For Contributions
March, 1992
The European Corpus Initiative was founded to oversee the acquisition
and preparation of a large multi-lingual corpus to be made available
in digital form for scientific research at cost and without royalties.
We believe that widespread easy access to such material would be a
great stimulus to scientific research and technology development as
regards language and language technology. We support existing and
projected national and international efforts to carefully design,
collect and publish large-scale multi-lingual written and spoken
corpora, but also believe it will be some time before the scientific
and material resources necessary to bring these projects to fruition
will be found. In the interim, a small and rapid effort to collect and
distribute existing material can serve to show the way. No amount of
abstract argument as to the value of corpus material is as powerful as
the experience of actually having access to some in one's laboratory.
We aim to make that experience possible very soon, at a very low cost.
The ECI is carrying out the first phase of this activity on a purely
voluntary basis, under the guidance of an ad-hoc steering committee,
using facilities donated by the Human Communication Research Centre at
the University of Edinburgh and a small sum for expenses and
production costs provided by the European Network for Language and
Speech under its Linguistic Resources programme together with the
Network of European Reference Corpora.
Our present goal is to produce in short order (we're currently aiming
for October 1992) a multi-lingual corpus covering as many as possible
of the major European languages, in a consistent format, with
standardised (TEI-conformant) markup, insofar as resources allow. Our
primary focus in this first effort is on textual material of all
kinds, including transcriptions of spoken material, but if space and
resources permit we may be able to include some sampled speech data as
well. If in doubt as to the appropriateness of a contribution, please
contact us before assuming we won't want it.
As our main method of distribution for this corpus, we will produce a
CD-ROM, possibly two if enough material can be collected and prepared
in time. We estimate that we should be able to make the results
available for around 25 ECU.
Because of the low level of resource available for this effort, we are
entirely dependent on the goodwill of those members of the research
community who have appropriate corpus material, to make it available
to us for wide distribution. PLEASE SEND US YOUR DATA. We have
promises of material for many, but by no means all, of the languages
we would like to cover, and in only one or two cases do we have as
much as we would like. We can't guarantee to use everything which is
offered, but please, let us judge whether it would be useful. If you
know of someone with material which might be appropriate, who may not
have received this notice, please pass it on to them.
To contribute data, please send electronic or paper mail to one of the
addresses given below, describing the data, its current format and the
medium it is stored in, and the restrictions on its use, if any, which
you would have to impose in making it available to us.
Although we hope to make the bulk of the data available with as few
restrictions on use as possible, we understand that for various
reasons, including restrictions imposed by the original providers of
material to those who now hold it, restrictions may be required.
Accordingly, researchers who acquire our data will be required to sign
a statement along the following lines:
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ECI User Agreement
This statement describes the terms of an agreement between the person
whose signature is affixed below (hereafter called "the user") and the
European Network for Speech and Language ("ELSNET") in which the user
will receive material, as specified below, from the European Corpus
Initiative ("ECI").
The ECI is an activity which collects machine-readable language
material for the purpose of scientific and humanistic research, and
distributes it at cost and without royalties.
Under this agreement, the user will receive a machine-readable copy of
the material specified below. The user agrees that the material
received under this agreement will be used only for research purposes
within the user's own research group. The user further agrees not to
re-distribute the material to others outside of the user's research
group, and that all members of the group will respect the terms of
this agreement.
The user acknowledges that some of the material, as specified below,
is subject to copyright restrictions, and that violations of such
restrictions may result in legal liability. The user agrees to abide
by the copyright restrictions, and to notify all associates who access
the material of the copyright restrictions.
<a listing of the material, with copyright notices and additional
specific restrictions, if any>
Copyright for format modifications to any of the materials on this
CD-ROM is assigned to ELSNET.
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We interpret the aim of the ECI User Agreement, and of our efforts in
providing this data, as follows:
The aim of the European Corpus Initiative is to oversee the
acquisition and preparation of a large multi-lingual corpus, to be
made available for scientific research without royalties. All
copyrighted materials submitted for inclusion in the collection remain
the exclusive property of the copyright holders for all other
purposes. You should not redistribute the data that you get from us,
nor should you sell it, or charge for access to it, or otherwise put
it to any direct commercial use. However, commercial application of
"analytical materials" derived from the text, such as statistical
tables or grammar rules, is explicitly permitted, as long as copyright
law is observed.
Copyright holders who agree to make material available are being very
generous. Their contributions will make possible a resource of great
general utility for research and development in language technology
and linguistics. It is not our intent to deprive them of any revenues
that they should receive in the ordinary course of their business.
Thus it would be a violation of trust, as well as a violation of
copyright law, for you to republish a dictionary or other work to be
distributed under this agreement, whether in print or electronic form.
European Corpus Initiative Steering Committee
The current members of the Steering Committee are Nicoletta Calzolari
(University of Pisa), Robert Dale (ELSNET), Mark Liberman (University
of Pennsylvania), Wolf Paprotte (University of Munster), Henry
Thompson (University of Edinburgh) and Susan Warwick-Armstrong (ISSCO,
Geneva).
Addresses for further information and offers of material for
inclusion:
Henry S. Thompson (ECI)
HCRC
2 Buccleuch Place
Edinburgh EH8 9LW
SCOTLAND
Fax: +44 31 650-4587
eucorp@cogsci.ed.ac.uk
Susan Warwick-Armstrong (ECI)
ISSCO
54 route des Acacias
CH-1227 Geneve
SWITZERLAND
Fax: +41 22 300 1086
susan@divsun.unige.ch
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