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NL-KR Digest Sun Feb 27 19:56:13 PST 1994 Volume 13 No. 9
Today's Topics:
Query: HPSG Grammar of Spanish?
Announcement: PAP'94 2nd Intl. Conf. on Prolog, Apr 94, London
CFP: ECAI 94 Workshop: Integrating OO and KR Aug 94, Amsterdam
CFP: RIAO 94, Intell. Multimedia Info. Systems, Oct 94, New York
Announcement: School in Comput. Linguistics, Sep 94, Varna
Program: ICSE-16 Program excerpt: Workshop on KR, May 94, Sorrento
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From: USENET news <news@infodev.cam.ac.uk>
Date: Mon, 21 Feb 94 16:03:54 GMT
To: comp-ai-nlang-know-rep@britain.eu.net
From: iat@cl.cam.ac.uk (Arturo Trujillo)
Subject: Query: HPSG Grammar of Spanish?
Date: Mon, 21 Feb 1994 16:03:46 GMT
Does anyone know of references describing, or projects developing HPSG
grammars of Spanish? The formalism does not have to be precisely as
described in Vol. 2 of "Information Based Syntax and Semantics".
Grammars in version 1 of the theory would also be of value.
Any help or pointers will be greatly appreciated. Thanks.
Arturo Trujillo
(iat@cl.cam.ac.uk)
Computer Laboratory
University of Cambridge
Cambridge CB2 3QG
England
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Date: Mon, 7 Feb 94 09:41 GMT0
From: Al Roth <alroth@cix.compulink.co.uk>
Subject: Announcement: PAP'94 2nd Intl. Conf. on Prolog, Apr 94, London
To: alroth@cix.compulink.co.uk
Reply-To: alroth@cix.compulink.co.uk
The Second International Conference on
The Practical Applications of PROLOG - PAP'94
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Tuesday 26th April - Friday 29th April 1994
The Royal Society of Arts
LONDON, U.K.
The Commercial Value of Prolog:-
An Exploration Through Practical Applications
The Second International Conference on the Practical Application of
Prolog (PAP'94) features a full week of Prolog activities including
the main PAP'94 conference & exhibition, 7 tutorials, joint
activities with COMPULOG-NET, a programming competition, gala dinner,
and a number of sub-meetings and user groups.
Sponsored by individual members of the Prolog Vendors Group,
COMPULOG-NET, and the ALP-UK, the conference provides a forum for
technical exchange between all members of the world-wide Prolog
community: industrialists, Prolog systems vendors, and academics. The
programme will include paper presentations, invited talks, plenary
and panel sessions, tutorials and workshops. All the events focus on
applications developed in Prolog or other languages based on logic
programming that are destined for practical use.
WHO SHOULD ATTEND?
The conference has been designed to meet the objectives of computer
professionals at all levels, who are involved in evaluating,
approving, developing or introducing modern computer technologies to
improve their business.
% Software Developers and Systems Analysts
% KBS and Expert System developers
% IT Managers and Consultants
% Prolog Practitioners - industrialists, academics & vendors
TIMETABLE
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TUTORIALS (Tuesday 26th & Wednesday 27th April)
Throughout the two days preceding the conference, leading
international experts, consultants and suppliers will be presenting
half-day tutorials on a number of specialist subjects. The tutorials
add to the main programme and can be booked separately or as part of
the full conference passport option.
Seven half-day tutorials are offered as part of the PAP'94 show.
These include:-
- Applications of Constraint Programming (Mark Wallace, ECRC)
- Object Oriented Programming in Prolog (Chris Moss, Imperial
College)
- Planning & Scheduling (Helmut Simonis, COSYTEC)
- Database Programming in Prolog (Rob Lucas, Keylink Computers Ltd)
- The flex Toolkit (Phil Vasey, LPA)
- Graphical User Interfaces (Leo Jensen, PDC)
- Prolog for Software Engineering (Peter Reintjes, IBM, and Leon
Sterling, Case Western Reserve University)
PAP'94 CONFERENCE (Thursday 28th, Friday 29th April)
A two day conference designed to cater for the varied interests of
each delegate. Invited lectures by a number of world authorities on
Prolog lead this multi-track conference, with the main programme
featuring a wide cross section of application stories, case studies
and technical presentations.
% Two day multi-level conference and exhibition
% Presentations from leading international developers
% Bound copy of conference proceedings
% Lunches and Gala Dinner
% Poster Session
EXHIBITION (Thursday 28th, Friday 29th April)
Leading suppliers of Prolog based products and services will provide
practical displays of Prolog applications and development tools.
Delegates will have the opportunity to see the latest Prolog systems
and to discuss at length any issues with individual companies. The
exhibition is open to non-delegates and will be located in the
charming vaults beneath the RSA.
JOINT ACTIVITIES WITH COMPULOG-NET, PAP'94, and the PVG
(Wednesday 27th April)
This year features a joint collaborative event run in conjunction
with COMPULOG-NET (CLN), PAP'94, and the Prolog Vendors Group (PVG).
This special one day session complements the main PAP'94 programme
and provides an exciting mix of advanced European research, and
industrially exploitable technology.
The joint activities begin with an introductory address from
representatives of the cooperating companies followed by a session
describing the scope and activities of CLN, and highlighting the
potential commercially exploitable technologies emerging from
European Research. The following session is industrially oriented and
includes invited talks from key individuals in industry, business and
commerce. Representatives are expected from Manufacturing and
Engineering, Banking, Finance and Insurance, Transportation,
Telecommunications, Medicine & Life Sciences.
POSTER SESSION (Thursday 28th April)
The quality and quantity of papers submitted to the conference has
meant that many very good papers did not make it into the main
programme. Delegates have been invited to submit posters for display
throughout the conference and for discussion during the poster
session.
PROGRAMMING COMPETITION (Wednesday 27th April)
Pit your wits against the experts with the PAP'94 Programming
competition which will take place on the evening of Wednesday 27th
April at Imperial College, London.
CONFERENCE ORGANISATION
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The Chair of the Programme Committee is Dr. Leon Sterling, Case
Western Reserve University, USA. Leon is a recognised authority on
Prolog applications development and is an active researcher and
teacher in the use of Prolog for Software Engineering. He is
co-author of the leading Prolog text, 'The Art of Prolog' and edited
the collection of Prolog applications, 'The Practice of Prolog'.
The Programme Committee is drawn worldwide from industry leaders
including Boeing, Dassault Electronique, British Telecommunications,
Lockheed Canada, Motorola, KnowledgeWare, US West, British Petroleum,
and first rank universities and research organisations.
The Conference Organizer is Al Roth, who has successfully run several
events including the first Practical Application of Prolog conference
in 1992. The Sponsorship and Exhibition Coordinator is Clive Spenser,
the PVG Treasurer, and Marketing Director of Logic Programming
Associates.
SPONSORING COMPANIES
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The PAP'94 conference is sponsored and supported by the Prolog
Vendors Group (PVG), COMPULOG-NET, ALP-UK, AI International Ltd, BIM,
Cosytec, SLIGOS-Delphia, Integral Solutions, LPA, Prolog Development
Center, PrologIA, Quintus Corporation, and Siemens Nixdorf.
THE VENUE
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The house of the RSA (Royal Society for the encouragement of Arts,
Manufacturers, and Commerce), was designed specially for the Society
by Robert Adam in the early 1770's and has recently undergone a
complex 4 million pounds building and refurbishment programme, making
the RSA a very attractive and atmospheric venue.
Located in a fine part of London between the Strand and the
Embankment, the RSA is within easy walking distance of several
underground stations (served by six lines) and two British Rail
terminals (Charing Cross and Waterloo).
PRICING (in UK Pounds Sterling)
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NON-MEMBER MEMBER
Regular Academic Regular Academic Student
one tutorial 180 160 125 125 100
two tutorial 210 210 180 180 150
three tutorials 260 260 235 235 200
Gala Dinner 60 60 60 60 60
Conference 450 320 390 290 190
Full Passport 640 490 540 410 300
(NOTE: Membership prices apply only to cooperating organisations
including PAP'94 Sponsors, Members of the Prolog Vendors Group,
COMPULOG-NET Nodes, and members of the ALP-UK)
Note also that the excellent value passport option allows you to
choose three tutorials from the 7 on offer, full conference package,
gala dinner, and attendance at the joint activity run in conjunction
with COMPULOG-NET.
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TO RECEIVE A FULL CONFERENCE BROCHURE AND REGISTER INTEREST IN THE
CONFERENCE PLEASE RETRUN THE FOLLOWING REPLY FORM
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Name:
Position:
Organisation:
Address:
Postcode:
Country:
Telephone:
Fax:
E-mail:
Please choose from Option 1 as appropriate, or take advantage of the
excellent value Option 2 Full Conference Passport which gives you
access to all of the weeks activities including the PAP'94
conference, tutorials and other satellite events.
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OPTION 1.
[ ] I wish to attend the following events:-
- PAP'94 Practical Application of Prolog Conference [ ]
- Tutorials (Choose up to 3 from the 7 on offer) [ ]
please indicate tutorial choice(s)
- Conference Gala Dinner (Thursday pm) [
]
- Joint Activities with COMPULOG-NET and PVG [ ]
- Exhibition & Poster Sessions
[ ]
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OPTION 2.
[ ] I wish to take advantage of the Full Conference Passport
Option
This includes complete access to the Practical Applications
Conference plus THREE 1/2 day tutorials (indicate choice above) plus
joint COMPULOG-NET/PVG Activities & Gala Dinner.
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NB: Early Booking Discount for Conference Passport. Payment must
accompany booking by 25th February.
Please return this form to:
PAP'94
PO Box 137, Blackpool
Lancashire, FY2 0XY
United Kingdom
Tel: +44 (0)253 358081
Fax: +44 (0)253 353811
E-mail: alroth@cix.compulink.co.uk
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From: rc@hermes.maz-hh.de
To: nl-kr@cs.rpi.edu
Subject: CFP: ECAI 94 Workshop: Integrating OO and KR Aug 94, Amsterdam
Reply-To: rc@maz-hh.de
Date: Wed, 23 Feb 94 07:45: 6 GMT
Workshop "Integrating Object-Orientation and Knowledge Representation"
on ECAI 94, 8-12 August 94, Amsterdam, TheNetherlands
Object-oriented, conceptual, and frame-based modeling of
domains have much in common: All rely heavily on object-centered domain
representations employing the benefits of class hierarchies and inheritance.
However, whereas object-orientation puts much emphasis on practical
programming issues and behavioral aspects of the model, knowledge
representation focuses on well-defined semantics in order to achieve
consistent, descriptive models. Frame-based techniques somehow cover the
middle ground. Meanwhile, each of these are individually well understood.
Several workshops have been conducted to discuss the differences between them.
However, developers and researchers who are trying to use object-oriented
programming techniques in the realization of knowledge-based AI systems are
more and more interested in means for *integrating* the techniques. Moreover,
clarification of differences with respect to integration is still far from
complete.
This workshop is going to focus on aspects of integration of object-orientation
and knowledge representation, i.e.:
- Clarification of differences
- KR within an OO language/environment
- KR and OO in an integrated language/environment
- Using KR to support OO modeling (e.g. OO core concepts to support
inferencing, classification, planning, automatic design etc.)
- Using OO to enhance KR modeling (e.g. extending KR formalisms with
a computational model to represent behavior)
Participants will be required to submit a brief paper (max 5 pages)
describing their relevant experience and their position on the means,
scope, and features of such an integration. Please note that this
workshop is going to focus *strongly* on the integration aspect.
Thus, papers addressing either of OO, FR, and KR individually
will not be accepted.
The workshop will be one day and its format will depend on the content
and diversity of submissions. Please send submissions preferably
via e-mail (ASCII or Postscript) to all of the organizers,
or send three copies to R. Cunis (in Europe) or to D. de Champeaux (in the US).
Deadlines:
Submission of position papers: June 1, 1994
Notification of acceptance: June 20, 1994
Workshop organizers:
Dr. Roman Cunis
MAZ GmbH, AI Dept.
Karnapp 20
D-21079 Hamburg, Germany
Phone: +49-40-76629-2641
e-mail: rc@maz-hh.de
Dr. Dennis de Champeaux
Rational
2800 San Tomas Expressway
Santa Clara, CA 95051-0951
Phone: +1-408-4963825
e-mail: ddc@rational.com
Dr. Hermann Kaindl
Siemens Austria
Program and System Engineering
Geusaugasse 17
A-1030 Vienna, Austria
Phone: +43-1-71600-288
e-mail: kaih@siemens.co.at
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To: comp-ai-nlang-know-rep@grasp1.univ-lyon1.fr
From: michel@cao-vlsi.ibp.fr (Michel COMBES ;-*)
Subject: CFP: RIAO 94, Intell. Multimedia Info. Systems, Oct 94, New York
Date: 24 Feb 1994 08:13:26 GMT
CALL FOR PAPERS
RIAO'94
Intelligent Multimedia Information Retrieval Systems and Management
Rockefeller University
New York, N. Y.
October 11-13, 1994
Sponsored by the European Union
with the participation of INRIA, France Telecom
Organized by the Centre de Hautes Etudes Internationales
d'Informatique Documentaire (CID, France), and the
Center for the Advanced Study of Information
Systems (CASIS, USA)
This conference, held every three years since 1985, allows researchers,
product developers and companies to present and demonstrate the latest
evolutions in information retrieval.
New trends in hardware organization, telecommunication networks,
hyperlinking, heterogeneous document creation, computational linguistics,
and other fields modify the way that information retrieval can be imagined.
This conference is a forum for innovative responses to this field
as well as to related problems in very large databases, public access to
information, multimedia information retrieval,
interface specifications, and others.
In addition to regular paper presentations, the conference will offer
prototype and product demonstrations.
Major topics include, but are not limited to:
I. New paradigms for Information Retrieval
II. Linguistic Analysis for Automatic Treatment:
Full-text analysis;
Indexing and retrieval using NLP;
Multilingual interfaces and systems;
Automatic abstracting.
III. Large Knowledge Bases:
Electronic dictionaries;
Thesaurus, hyperbases using semantic
networks, neuronal networks, conceptual graphs;
Case-based reasoning systems for text;
Multi-expert systems;
Genetic information bases.
IV. Digitized Document Understanding and Retrieval:
Text, sound and image management for IR;
Automatic extraction of factual information, multimedia
indexing and retrieval;
Automatic information structuring and linking in
hypertext and hypermedia;
Compound and multisource documents,
active documents, speech documents
V. Information Reading:
Intelligent navigational aids;
User understanding and modeling;
Query formulation and expansion
VI. Openness, Interoperability and Integration:
How to achieve device independent portable information;
Import/Export facilities;
Communications between heterogeneous SRIs;
Intelligent E-mails;
Systems and interface integration;
Standardization (SGML, HyTime, ...)
VII. Multimodal Interfaces:
Interfaces with several means of interaction (voice,
mouse, keyboard, pointer, ...);
Multilingual interfaces;
Interaction with iconic languages;
New visualization technologies.
VIII. Confidentiality and Intellectual Property.
IX. Measure and Evaluation.
X. Experimental Applications.
INFORMATION FOR AUTHORS
Papers must be validated by a prototype or working model. The authors may
be asked to demonstrate their prototype or working model to a member
of the program committee. The authors are expected to give a
demonstration of their system during a time separate from their oral
presentation. It is advisable that these demonstrations run oon
standard material.
PAPERS should not exceed 20 double-spaced pages,
including figures and text. Send four copies of paper
including authors names, address, telephone and fax numbers,
e-mail address, and an abstract of at most 20 lines.
DATES
March,15 1994 : Four Hard-copy of submissions must be received
at one of the following addresses:
CASIS/RIAO94 C.I.D.
c/o P. Brodnitz RIAO'94
55 Perry St. #4A 36, rue Ballu
New York, New York 10014 F75009 Paris
USA FRANCE
Tel/fax 212-714-1421 Tel: (33) 1 42-85-04-75
e-mail: cid@nuri.inria.fr Fax: (33) 1 48-78-49-61
Fax: (33) 1 45-26-84-45
e-mail: cid@nuri.inria.fr
MAY 15, 1994 : Authors notified of acceptance
CONFERENCE CHAIRS
Dr F. Seitz, Rockefeller University
Prof. J.L. Funck Brentano, Hopital Necker Paris
PROGRAM COMMITTEE
J.P. Barthes Univ. Compiegne, France
J.C. Bassano Univ. Orleans, France
C. Chrisment Univ. Toulouse, France
C. Dampney Macquarie Univ. Australia
J. Depireux Univ. Liege, Belgium
J. Ducloy INIST-CRIN, France
D.A. Evans Carnegie Mellon Univ., USA
G. Grefenstette Rank Xerox, France
D.J. Harman NIST, USA
U. Heide Univ. Stuttgart, Germany
A. Giannetti SOGEI, Italy
J. Ladouceur Univ. Laval, Canada
R. Marcus MIT, USA
W. Martin Free Univ. Amsterdam, Holland
M. Noordewier Rutgers Univ., USA
L. Rau General Electric, USA
R.S. Rosenberg Univ. British Columbia, Canada
J. Rouault Univ. Grenoble, France
T. Saracevic Rutgers Univ., USA
B. Sharp Stafford Univ, UK
B. Smith European Community
P.E. Schmitz Text Information Systems , Switzerland
U. Thiel GMD-IPSI Damstadt, Germany
B. Webber University of Pennsylvania, USA
Y. Yamadori JIPDEC, Japan
___________________________________________________________________________
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Name : Pierre Zanettacci RIAO '94 Organizing Committee
E-Mail : pzc@masi.ibp.fr C.I.D.
Voice : (33-1) 4427.3515 Universite Pierre et Marie Curie
Fax : (33-1) 4427.7122 F75252 Paris Cedex 05, France
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From: ruslan%cslab.kaist.ac.kr@daiduk.kaist.ac.kr (Dr. Ruslan Mitkov)
Subject: Announcement: School in Comput. Linguistics, Sep 94, Varna
To: nl-kr@cs.rpi.edu
Date: Fri, 25 Feb 1994 15:55:18 +0900 (KST)
INTERNATIONAL SUMMER SCHOOL
"CONTEMPORARY TOPICS IN
COMPUTATIONAL LINGUISTICS"
Under the Sponsorship of the
European Association for Machine Translation
and
the European Coordinating Committee for Artificial Intelligence
around Varna, Black Sea Coast, Bulgaria
1 September - 5 September '94
First announcement
The annual summer school "Contemporary topics
in computational linguistics" will take place from the 1th to the 5th
September 1994 around Varna, Black Sea Coast, Bulgaria (arrival
day 31 August, departure day 6 September). The exact location of
the Summer School will be given in the second announcement. It
is intended mainly for university students and young researchers,
but will offer both introductory and advanced courses. Those who
would like to extend their stay in Bulgaria can join the
Bulgarian National seminar on
mathematical and computational linguistics
which will take place from the 3th
of September to the of 10th September 1994 at the same place.
The summer school is organized by
the Institute of Mathematics, Sofia (Mitkov),
LIMSI, Orsay, France (Zock),
University of Hamburg (Kudlek), and
Incoma-TD Co, Ltd, Shumen, Bulgaria (Nikolov).
The preliminary program of the summer school will include at least
the following courses (three or four more courses will be added):
Margaret King (ISSCO, University of Geneva, Switzerland) -
Evaluation of Machine Translation Systems
Sergei Nirenburg (Carnegie-Mellon University, Pittsburgh, USA) -
Latest Developments in Machine Translation
Pieter Seuren (University of Nijmegen, Netherlands) -
Introduction to Semantic Syntax
Wolfgang Wahlster (DFKI, Saarbruecken, Germany)
Multilingual Natural Language Interfaces
Rodolfo Delmonte (University of Venice, Italy) -
Discourse Structure and Reference resolution
Manfred Kudlek (University Hamburg, Germany) -
Models for Time, Tense and Aspect in Natural Languages
Carlos Martin-Vide (Universidad Rovira i Virgili, Tarragona, Spain) -
Mathematical Linguistics:
its relevance for Computational Linguistics and Cognitive Science"
Costs: All prices will be given in the second announcement.
Further information: Participants who have filled in and
sent the registration form, will be receiving the second and third
announcements, as well as supplementary materials. For further information
you can also contact Dr. R. Mitkov at ruslan@cslab.kaist.ac.kr
or Mr. N.Nikolov at Tel. (359-54) 56948,
Fax (359-54) 56881 or write to
compling@bgearn.bitnet
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SUMMER SCHOOL
"CONTEMPORARY TOPICS
COMPUTATIONAL LINGUISTICS"
Registration Form*
Name
University (Organization)
Address
Telephone
Fax
Email
* To be sent to Mr.Nikolai Nikolov, P.O. Box 20, Incoma,
9700 Shumen, Bulgaria
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To: International.Conference.on.Software.Engineering.@ics.uci.edu@cs.rpi.edu;
Subject: Program: ICSE-16 Program excerpt: Workshop on KR, May 94, Sorrento
Date: Mon, 14 Feb 1994 20:54:13 -0800
From: Debra Brodbeck <brodbeck@chateau.ICS.UCI.EDU>
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@ ICSE-16 @
@ 16th International Conference on SOFTWARE ENGINEERING @
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@ Sorrento Palace Hotel, SORRENTO, Italy @
@ MAY 16-21, 1994 @
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@ ADVANCE PROGRAM @
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SPONSORED BY
IEEE Computer Society Technical Committee on Software Engineering
ACM Special Interest Group on Software Engineering
AICA Associazione Italiana per l'Informatica ed il Calcolo Automatico
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The objective of the ICSE conference series is to foster the development
of the software engineering field by:
- providing a forum for the introduction and discussion of new software
engineering research results;
- helping practicing software engineers to evaluate ongoing research;
- providing the research community exposure to the problems of practical
applications of software engineering;
- encouraging the exchange of advanced software technology and experience
within the international community.
The ICSE series serves as a focal point for software engineers worldwide,
featuring professional activities, opportunities for informal interaction,
and community recognition events.
ICSE-16 continues in that tradition. Professional activities will include
presentations of research papers and experience reports, invited talks,
state of the art reports, panels, tutorials, tools demonstrations, three
interdisciplinary preconference workshops (Software Engineering and Artificial
Intelligence, Software Engineering and Databases, Software Engineering and
Human Computer Interaction), and a postconference workshop on Software
Engineering Education. In addition ICSE-16 will provide a forum for
recognition of community leaders, and for informal exchanges of ideas,
insights and experience, in an inspiring setting overlooking the beautiful
Bay of Naples.
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SOFTWARE ENGINEERING & ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE
MAY 16 - 17, 1994
The purpose of this workshop is to make a realistic assessment of the
availability and applicability of Artificial Intelligence techniques to
address critical Software Engineering problems in understanding, developing
and maintaining complex software systems, and to identify areas for
improvement. The workshop will center on the following seven areas:
- Knowledge representation (as it relates to all levels of software
development).
- Knowledge acquistion (as it relates to requirements engineering).
- Knowledge-based reverse engineering.
- Knowledge-based reuse.
- Program synthesis.
- Knowledge-based software processes.
- Knowledge-based testing.
The format of the workshop will be on focused presentations from groups of
researchers and practioners working in these seven areas. The goal of these
presentations is to assess where we are now and what future directions look
most fruitful. Results from the workshop will be presented during a special
plenary session of the ICSE-16 conference.
Those attending ICSE-16 who have an interest in attending the SE&AI workshop
should contact either of the workshop co-chairs:
Steve Fickas, University of Oregon Peter Selfridge, AT&T Bell Labs
Email: fickas@cs.uoregon.edu Email: pgs@research.att.com
Tel: +1-505-346-3964 Tel: +1-908-582-6801
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The advance program and final one are available via anonymous ftp on
ccrhp3.criai.it in the file pub/icse/program.txt. Moreover the file readme
contains information you may need about ICSE-16.
For additional information, contact
A.I.C.A.
c/o CRIAI
P.le E. Fermi, Localita'Granatello
I-80055 PORTICI (NA) ITALY
Tel. +39-81-7863111 Fax: +39-81-7766905
e-mail: icse16@ccrhp3.criai.it
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