SPECIAL TRACKS
Accepted papers, authors, affiliations, committees
Information in yellow refers to tracks with incomplete information wrt papers
At this point, I believe the total will be 82 or 83 papers.
Track number, title, chairs, affiliation
Track
#
1
Track tile
#
papers
4
Cum
pap
4
Chair(s)
affiliation
Paul Zetocha, DR III
Air Force Research Laboratory
3
Behavioral
Characteristics and AI
Systems:
Innovations
and
Applications/
Emotions in Agents
Case-Based Reasoning
5
9
Christina Frederick-Recascino
Nandan Paramesh
Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University
University of New South Wales
8
17
Hector Munoz-Avila
Lehigh University, USA
4
21
Rainer Knauf
Ilmenau Technical University, Ilmenau, Germany
5
26
Choh Man Teng
University of West Florida, USA
7
33
Ioannis Hatzilygeroudis
University of Patras, Greece
10
Evaluation of Intelligent
Systems
Imprecise
and
Indeterminate
Probabilities in Artificial
Intelligence
Integrated
Intelligent
Systems
Machine Learning
3
36
Zdravko Markov
Central Connecticut State University, USA
11
Neural Networks
3
39
Ingrid Russell (Co-chair)
University of Hartford, USA
Brian Carse (Co-Chair)
University of the West of England, England
Anthony G. Pipe (Co-Chair)
Borys Omelayenko (Chair)
Dieter Fensel (Programm Chair)
Yang Xiang
Salem Benferhat
Colette Faucher
University of the West of England, England
Vrije Universiteit, The Netherlands
Vrije Universiteit, The Netherlands
University of Guelph, Canada
University Paul Sabatier, France
University of Aix-Marseille III, France
Hans Guesgen
Kathleen Hornsby
University of Auckland, New Zealand
University of Maine, USA
4
6
7
8
AI in Aerospace
12
Semantic Web
10
49
14
Uncertain Reasoning
9
58
5
Categorization
and
Concept Representation
Models and Implications
Spatiotemporal
Reasoning
12
70
6
76
13
9
2
Knowledge Management
AI in Educational IT
4
80
Irma Becerra-Fernandez
Vinicius Medina Kern
Florida International University, USA
Federal University of Santa Catarina, Brazil
Expected around 83 papers from the 14 st
Track and committee
Track
#
1
Track tile
Committee
Affiliation (and country)
AI in Aerospace
3
Behavioral
Characteristics and AI
Systems:
Innovations
and
Applications/
Emotions in Agents
Case-Based Reasoning
Derek Surka
Pat Cappalaere
Steve Lindsay
John Wise
Marc Wise
Christine Lisetti
AI-Solutions
Interface and Control Systems
Sandia National Laboratory
Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University
IBM Co
University of Central Florida
David W. Aha.
Klaus-Dieter Althoff.
Stefanie Bruninghaus.
Pedro Gonzalez.
Christiane Gresse von Wangenheim.
Ramon Lopez de Mantaras.
Lorraine Mc Ginty.
David McSherry.
Sascha Schmitt.
Naval Research Laboratory, USA
Fraunhofer Institut, Germany
University of Pittsburgh, USA
Universidad Complutense de Madrid, Spain
Universidade do Vale do Itajai, Brazil
Spanish Council for Scientific Research (CSIC), Spain
University College Dublin, Ireland
University of Ulster, Northern Ireland
University of Kaiserslautern, Germany
Additional Reviewers:
Thomas Roth-Berghoffer.
Barry Smith.
Valerie Barr,
Avelino Gonzalez,
Ilka Philippow
Takao Terano
Setsuo Tsuruta,
Neli P. Zlatareva
Empolis, Germany
University College Dublin, Ireland
Hofstra University, NY, USA
University of Central Florida, USA
Ilmenau Technical University, Germany
University of Tsukuba, Tokyo
Hitachi Ltd.,Japan
Central Connecticut State University, USA
4
6
Evaluation of Intelligent
Systems
7
8
Imprecise
and
Indeterminate
Probabilities in Artificial
Intelligence
Fabio G. Cozman
Gert de Cooman
Henry E. Kyburg, Jr.
Isaac Levi
Serafin Moral
Eric Neufeld
University of Sao Paulo, Brazil
Ghent University, Belgium
Institute for Human and Machine Cognition and
University of Rochester, USA
Columbia University, USA
University of Granada, Spain
University of Saskatchewan, Canada
Integrated
Systems
Basilis Boutsinas (vice chair),
University of Patras & UPAIRC, Greece
Norman Foo,
University of New South Wales, Australia
Artur S. d'Avila Garcez,
Imperial College of Science, UK
Melanie Hilario
University of Geneva, Switzerland
Steffen Hoelldobler
Dresden University of Technology, Germany
Detlef D. Nauck,
BTexact Technologies, UK
Chris Nikolopoulos
Bradley University, USA
Ian Watson
University of Auckland, New Zealand
Yanqing Zhang
Georgia State University, USA
Intelligent
additional REVIEWERS
-------------------------------------
10
Machine Learning
Nikolaos Avouris
University of Patras, Greece
Dimitrios Kalles
University of Patras, Greece
Timos Sellis
National Technical University of Athens, Greece
Julita Vassileva
University of Saskatchewan, Canada
Diane Cook
University of Texas at Arlington, USA
11
12
Neural Networks
Semantic Web
Altay Güvenir
Bilkent University, Turkey
Henry Hexmoor
University of Arkansas, USA
Lawrence Holder
University of Texas at Arlington, USA
Igor Kononenko
University of Ljubljana, Slovenia
Miroslav Kubat
University of Miami, USA
Gheorghe Tecuci
George Mason University, USA
Gerhard Widmer
Charles Anderson
Austrian Research Institute for Artificial Intelligence,
Austria
Colorado State University, USA
Jim Austin
University of York, England
Serge Dolenko
Moscow State University, Russia
Vijaya Kumar
Carnegie Mellon University, USA
Lisa Meeden
Swarthmore College, USA
Bernhard Sendhoff
Honda Research and Development Europe, Germany
C. N. Schizas
Hans Akkermans
Vassilis Christophides
Isabel Cruz
Stefan Decker
Steven Demurjian
Max J. Egenhofer
Jerome Euzenat
Natasha Fridman Noy
Carole Goble
Asun Gomez-Perez
Frank van Harmelen
Jim Hendler
Masahiro Hori
University of Cyprus, Greece
Vrije Universiteit, The Netherlands
FORTH, Greece
University of Illinois at Chicago, USA
Stanford University (DB), USA
University of Connecticut, USA
University of Maine, USA
INRIA, France
Stanford University (SMI), USA
University of Manchester, UK
Polytechnic University of Madrid, Spain
Vrije Universiteit, The Netherlands
DARPA, USA
IBM, Japan
Ian Horrocks
Michel Klein
Ora Lassila
Deborah McGuinness
Enrico Motta
Dimitri Plexousakis
Guus Schreiber
Steffen Staab
Heiner Stuckenschmidt
Rudi Studer
University of Manchester, UK
Vrije Universiteit, The Netherlands
Nokia Research Center, USA
Stanford University (KSL), USA
The Open University, UK
FORTH, Greece
Universiteit van Amsterdam,The Netherlands
University of Karlsruhe, Germany
University of Bremen, Germany
University of Karlsruhe, Germany
Additional reviewers
14
Uncertain Reasoning
5
Categorization
and
Concept Representation
Models and Implications
Jeffrey R. Ellis
Jan-Daniel Zucker
Siegfried Handschuh
Jutta Willamowski
Cory Butz
David Chiu
Marek Druzdzel
Love Ekenberg
Linda van der Gaag
Christopher Geib
Michael Horsch
Timothy Huang
Weiru Liu
Anders Madsen
Eric Neufeld
Andy Novobilski
Kristian Olesen
Simon Parsons
Eugene Santos Jr.
Solomon Shimony
Paul Snow
Hakan Younes
Shlomo Zilberstein
David W. Aha,
Ralph Bergmann
Max Bramer
Paolo Frasconi
Robert L. Goldstone
James Hampton
University of Regina, Canada
University of Guelph, Canada
University of Pittsburgh, USA
Stockholm University and KTH, Sweden
Utrecht University, Netherlands
Honeywell Research, USA
University of Saskatchewan, Canada
Middlebury College, USA
University of Ulster, UK
Hugin Expert, Denmark
University of Saskatchewan, Canada
University of Tennessee, USA
Aalborg University, Denmark
University of Liverpool, UK
University of Connecticut, USA
Ben-Gurion University, Israel
Concord, USA
Carnegie Mellon University, USA
University of Massachusetts, USA
Navy Center for Applied Research in AI, USA
University of Kaiserslautern, Germany
University of Portsmouth, UK
University of Florence, Italy
Indiana University, USA
City University, UK
13
Spatiotemporal
Reasoning
David Leake
Bradley C. Love
Paul Mc Kevitt
Clark Glymour
Philip Resnik
Lance J. Rips
Steven A. Sloman
Frank Anger
Thomas Bittner
Christian Freksa
Patrick Hayes
Joachim Hertzberg
Benjamin Kuipers
Gerard Ligozat
Indiana University, USA
University of Texas, USA
University of Ulster, Northern Ireland
Carnegie Mellon University, USA
University of Maryland, USA
Northwestern University, USA
Brown University, USA
National Science Foundation, USA
Northwestern University, USA
Hamburg University, Germany
University of West Florida, USA
Fraunhofer Institute for Autonomous Intelligent Systems,
Germany
NASA Ames Research Center, USA
German Research Center for Artificial Intelligence,
Germany
University of Texas at Austin, USA
LIMSI and Universite Paris XI, France
Robert Morris
Jayant Sharma
Michael Worboys
Alberto J. Canas
NASA Ames Research Center, USA
Oracle Corporation, USA
University of Maine, USA
University of West Florida , USA
Michael Freeman
NASA-Ames Research Laboratory , USA
Rajiv Sabherwal
University of Missouri, USA
Rosina Weber
Drexel University, USA
Lina Khatib
Christian Kray
9
Knowledge Management
2
AI in Educational IT
Paul Bacsich
Beatriz Barros B.
Gautam Biswas
Lucia M. M. Giraffa
Vinícius M. Kern
Eric Klopfer
M. David Merrill
Tanja Mitrovic
Fernando S. Osório
Rachel M. Pilkington
Naren Ramakrishnan
Mia K. Stern
Raul S. Wazlawick
Jie Chi Yang
Sheffield Hallam University, UK
LSI-Uned, Madrid, Spain
Vanderbilt University COUNTRY??
PUC, Brazil
Federal University of Santa Catarina, Brazil
Massachusetts Institute of Technology, USA
Utah State University, USA
University of Canterbury, New Zealand
Unisinos, Brazil
University of Leeds, UK
Virginia Tech, USA
IBM Research, COUNTRY?
Federal University of Santa Catarina, Brazil
National Central University, Taiwan
Track #, accepted papers, authors’ names and affiliations
Track
#
1
Papers
Authors(s)
affiliation
1) Automation of a Satellite Data Distribution Center,
Lance Self
Air Force Research Laboratory.
2) Artificially Intelligent Hybrid Range Scheduler,
Irene Phillips
David Paules
Quantum Leap Innovations.
Quantum Leap Innovations.
3) Building a Model of a Space-Based Science Experiment for
Automated Mission Planning
Ross Wainwright,
Air Force Research Laboratory
4) An Agent Community Supporting Orbit Determination
Walt Truszkowski
NASA Goddard Space Flight Center.
3
4
1) The Application of Multi-level Process Theory of Emotion to
Robotics
Christine Lisetti
R. Murphy
R. Tardif
University of Central Florida
University of Central Florida
University of Central Florida
2) The Application of Multi-level Process Theory of Emotion to UserModeling
Christine Lisetti
F. Nasoz
University of Central Florida
University of Central Florida
3) Agents With Or Without Emotions?
Matthias Seheutz
University of Notre Dame
4) Emotions In Intelligent Agents
Nandan Paramesh
University of New South Wales, AU
5) Boundedly Rational and Emotional Agents: Cooperation, Trust and
Rumor
MJ Prietula
KM Carley
Emory University
Carnegie Mellon University
1. CBROnto: a task/method ontology for CBR.
Belen Diaz-Agudo,
Pedro A. Gonzalez-Calero.
Universidad Complutense de Madrid, Spain
Universidad Complutense de Madrid, Spain
2. The Impact of Causality on Taxonomic Case Retrieval.
David W. Aha
Naval Research Laboratory, USA
Ian Watson,
Emilia Mendes,
Chris Tiggs,
Nile Mosley,
Steven Counsell.
The University of Auckland, New Zeeland
The University of Auckland, New Zeeland
The University of Auckland, New Zeeland
Auckland University of Technology, New Zeeland
University of London, UK
4. Shared Experiences in Personalized Route Planning.
Lorraine McGinty,
Barry Smyth.
University College Dublin, Ireland
University College Dublin, Ireland
5. An Industrial Application of CBR in Manufacturing to Reduce
Rejections.
S. M. Michael,
Deepak Khemani.
Carborundum Universal, Ltd, India
IIT Madras, India
David Patterson,
Mykola Galushka,
Niall Rooney
Sarabjot S. Anand.
University
University
University
University
Derry O'Sullivan,
David Wilson,
Barry Smyth.
University College Dublin, Ireland
University College Dublin, Ireland
ChangingWorlds, Ireland
3. Using CBR to Estimate Development Effort for Web Hypermedia
Applications.
6. Towards Dynamic Maintenance of Retrieval Knowledge in CBR.
7. Using collaborative filtering data in case-based recommendation.
of
of
of
of
Ulster,
Ulster,
Ulster,
Ulster,
Northern
Northern
Northern
Northern
Ireland
Ireland
Ireland
Ireland
8. Managing Multiple Case Bases: Dimensions and Issues.
4
1. CBROnto: a task/method ontology for CBR.
2. to be defined.
3. Using CBR to Estimate Development Effort for Web Hypermedia
Applications.
Ian Watson
Emilia Mendes
Chris Tiggs
Nile Mosley
Steven Counsell.
Lorraine McGinty
& Barry Smyth.
5. An Industrial Application of CBR in Manufacturing to Reduce
Rejections.
S. M. Michael & Deepak
Khemani.
6. Towards Dynamic Maintenance of Retrieval Knowledge in CBR.
David Paterson,
Mykola Galushka,
Niall Roney & Sarabjob S.
Anand.
8. To be defined.
Knowledge-Based Validation Method for Validating Intelligent Systems
Requirements for Successful Verification in Practice
Indiana University, USA
Indiana University, USA
David W. Aha
4. Shared Experiences in Personalized Route Planning.
7. Using collaborative filtering data in case-based recommendation.
6
David Leake,
Raja Sooriamurthi
Belen Diaz-Angulo,
Pedro A. Gonzales-Calero.
Derry O'Sullivan, David
Wilson & Barry Smyth.
David Leake
Setsuo Tsuruta,
Takashi Onoyama,
Yoshio Taniguchi
Hitachi Ltd., Japan
Hitachi Ltd., Japan
Hitachi Ltd., Japan
Silvie Spreeuwenberg
LibRT B.V., The Netherlands
Rik Gerrits
LibRT B.V., The Netherlands
Rainer Knauf,
Ilka Philippow,
Avelino J. Gonzalez,
Klaus P. Jantke,
Ilmenau Technical University, Germany
Ilmenau Technical University, Germany
University of Central Florida, USA
German Research Center for AI Ltd., Germany
Dirk Salecker
Cocomore AG, Germany
Higher Order Refinement Heuristics for Rule Validation
Algorithms for Conditioning on Events of Zero Lower Probability
Hans-Werner Kelbassa
Fabio Gagliardi Cozman
University of Paderborn, Germany
University of Sao Paulo, Brazil
Toward a universal translator of verbal probabilities
Tzur M. Karelitz
Mandeep K. Dhami
David V. Budescu
Thomas S. Wallsten
University
University
University
University
Semantics for Interval Probabilities
Henry E. Kyburg, Jr.
Institute for Human and Machine Cognition and
University of Rochester, USA
Indeterminate Probability and Change of View
Isaac Levi
Columbia University, USA
Towards Temporal Reasoning Using Qualitative Probabilities
Ahmed Y. Tawfik
University of Windsor, Canada
1. Modular neuro-fuzzy networks: an overview of explicit and implicit
knowledge integration
C.-D. Neagu
V. Palade
Politecnico di Milano, Italy
Oxford University, UK
2. On the Validation of the DIMLP Neural Network
Guido Bologna
Swiss Institute of Bioinformatics, Switzerland.
3. Integration of Data Mining and Hybrid Expert System,
I. G. L. da Silva,
B. P. Amorin,
P.G. Campos,
L. M. Brasil,
System Refinement in Practice – Using a Formal Method to Modify
Real-Life Knowledge
7
8
Federal
Federal
Federal
Federal
of
of
of
of
Illinois at Urbana-Champaign, USA
Victoria, Canada
Illinois at Urbana-Champaign, USA
Maryland, USA
University
University
University
University
of
of
of
of
Paraiba,
Paraiba,
Paraiba,
Paraiba,
Brazil
Brazil
Brazil
Brazil
4. Hybrid Machine Learning Algorithms and Their Application to
Classification and Diagnostic Tasks
5. An intelligent hybrid decision support system for the management
of water resources,
Chris Nikolopoulos,
H. Kazeli,
T. Christofides,
E. Keravnou,
6. Biologically-inspired Agents for Priority Routing in Networks
7. NEST: A Knowledge Base System for Knowledge Sharing and
Reuse
10
11
Tony White,
Bernard Pagurek
Dwight Deugo
Bradley University, USA
University of Cyprus, Cyprus
University of Cyprus, Cyprus
University of Cyprus, Cyprus
Carleton University, Canada
Carleton University, Canada
Carleton University, Canada
Agricultural University of Athens, Greece
Agricultural University of Athens, Greece
M. T. Maliappis
A. B. Sideridis
Alexey Tsymbal
Seppo Puuronen
University of Jyväskylä, Finland
University of Jyväskylä, Finland
Mykola Pechenizkiy
NMI Research Institute, Finland
Matthias Baumgarten
David Patterson
University of Ulster, U.K.
University of Ulster, U.K.
2. Modifying Upstart for Use in Multiclass Numerical Domains.
Ronnie Fanguy
Miroslav Kubat
Nicholls College, USA
University of Miami, USA
3. An algorithm for inducing least generalization under relative
implication.
Intelligent browsing and discovery through images
Svetla Boytcheva
Zdravko Markov
J.C Lamirel
Y. S
Sofia University, Bulgaria
Central Connecticut State University, USA
LORIA, FRANCE
Cross Entropy Error Function in Neural Networks: Forecasting
Gasoline Demand
G. E. Nasr
E. A. Badr
C. Joun
Lebanese American University, Lebanon
1. Eigenvector-based Feature Extraction for Classification.
A New XML-based Language for Neural Solution Interchange
12
Denis V. Rubtsov
Sergey V. Butakov
Ubbo Visser
Holger Wache
Thorsten Scholz
Altai State University, Russia
Altai State Technical University, Russia
University of Bremen, Germany
Comparison of (Semantic) Markup Languages
Yolanda Gil
Varun Ratnakar
University of Southern California, CA, USA
GoldenBullet in a nutshell
Ying Ding
Maksym Korotkiy
Borys Omelayenko
Vera Kartseva
Volodymyr Zykov
Michel Klein
Ellen Schulten
Dieter Fensel
Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam, The Netherlands
Learning Structural Classification Rules for Web-page Categorization
Heiner Stuckenschmidt
Jens Hartmann
Frank van Harmelen
University of Bremen, Germany
Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam, The Netherlands
Ontology construction - An iterative and dynamic task
James Farrugia
Presentations and Bearers of Semantics on the Web
Max J. Egenhofer
University of Maine, USA
On Personalizing the Catalogs of Web Portals
Yannis Tzitzikas
Nicolas Spyratos
Vassilis Christophides
FORTH, Greece
Searching Knowledge in the Semantic Web
Semantic Web Service Architecture
Standards toward the Semantic Web
— Evolving Web Service
Nenad Stojanovic
Ljiljana Stojanovic
University of Karlsruhe, Germany
Siegfried Handschuh
Tanja Sollazzo
Steffen Staab
Martin Frank
University of Karlsruhe, Germany
14
Semantic Web Technology for Business Integration
Borys Omelayenko
Dieter Fensel
Christoph Bussler
An Approach for Semantic Search by Matching RDF Graphs
Haiping Zhu
Jiwei Zhong
Jianming Li
Yong Yu
Mikelis Bickis
Eric Neufeld
A Variation on the Paradox of Two Envelopes
Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam, The Netherlands
Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam, The Netherlands
Oracle Corporation, USA
Shanghai JiaoTong University, China
University of Saskatchewan, Canada
Fusion of Possibilistic Knowledge Bases from a Postulate Point of View
Salem Benferhat
Souhila Kaci
University Paul Sabatier, France
Conflict Resolution in Porbabilistic Multi-agent Systems
S. K. M. Wong
Tao Lin
University of Regina, Canada
Sensitivity Analysis in Survey Sample Decision Scenarios
Michael Hohle
Erik Jorgensen
Royal Veterinary and Agricultural University, Denmark
The Reasonableness of Necessity
Paul Snow
Concord, USA
Pivotal Pruning of Qualitative Probabilistic Arguments
Simon Parsons
Silja Renooij
Linda C. van der Gaag
University of Liverpool, United Kingdom
Semantics and Knowledge Acquisition in Bayesian Knowledge-bases
Eugene Santos Jr.
Eugene S. Santos
Solomon Eyal Shimony
University of Connecticut, USA
A Bayesian Approach to Operational Decisions in Transportation
Business
Nils-Peter Andersson, Love
Ekenberg and Aron Larsson
Mid Sweden University, Sweden
5
Comparing Alternative Methods for Inference in Multiply Sectioned
Bayesian Networks
Y. Xiang
Title missing
Robert Goldstone
The role of action in Object Categorization
Andrea Di Ferdinando
University of Guelph, Canada
Indiana University, USA
Università di Roma La Sapienza and Istituto di Psicologia,
Italy
Anna M. Borghi
Università di Bologna, Italy
Domenico Parisi
Consiglio Nazionale delle Ricerche, Italy
Category Similarity as a Predictor For Svm Learning Performance
Fabio Pardi
Italy
Affiliation ??
Modeling Unsupervised Learning with Sustain
Todd.M. Gureckis
Bradley C. Love
University of Texas at Austin, USA
University of Texas at Austin, USA
Object Determination Logic A Categorization System
Anca Pascu
FrançoisGilles Carpentier
Université de Bretagne Occidentale, France
Université de Bretagne Occidentale, France
Perceptual Scaling in Materials Selection for Concurrent Design
Michael Grimsley
Sheffield Hallam University, UK.
13
Anthony Meehan
The Open University, UK.
The Logic of Categorization
Pei Wang
Temple University, USA
Finding Outliers in an Example Set
David M.J. Tax
Robert P.W. Duin
Delft University of Technology, The Netherlands
Assessing Conceptual Similarity to Support Concept Mapping
David D. Leake
Indiana University , U.S.A.
Contextualizing Concepts Using the Lattice Formalism
Liane Gabora
Diederik Aerts
Free University of Brussels, Belgium
Free University of Brussels, Belgium
Inference and Categorization
Françoise Gayral
Daniel Kayser
LIPN, France
Categorization of Actions By Analogy: From the Analysis of Metaphoric
Utterances to a Computational Model
Karine Duvignau
UTM, France
Olivier Gasquet
IRITUPS, France
Bruno Gaume
IRITUPS, France
MarieDominique Gineste
Enrique Alfonseca
Paris XIII, France
University of York and Universidad Autonoma de Madrid
Suresh Manandhar
University of York
Joerg Baus
Universitaet des Saarlandes
A Framework for Learning Temporal Models from Texts
Frames of Reference, Positional Information and Navigational
Assistance
Christian Kray
DFKI Saarbruecken
Granularity in reference to spatio-temporal location and
Thomas Bittner
Northwestern University
High expressive Spatio-temporal Relations
From the Egg-Yolk to the Scrambled-Egg Theory
R. Chbeir, Y. Amghar,
A. Flory
LISI - INSA de Lyon
Hans W. Guesgen
University of Auckland, New Zealand
9
A class of star-algebras for point-based qualitative reasoning in
two-dimensional space
1. Intelligent Architectures for Knowledge Sharing: A Soar Example
and General Issues
MJ Prietula
Dan Zhu
Florida Institute of Technology, USA
Emory University
Iowa State University
Lisa Burnell
Ryan Figg
Minh Phan
Justin Smith
Akihiro Sugihara
Texas
Texas
Texas
Texas
Texas
John Priest
John R. Durrett
University of Texas, USA
Texas Tech University, USA
3. Knowledge Assets: Governmental Measurement Standards
Kenneth R. Henry
Florida International University, USA
4. Data Mining: An Empirical Application in Real Estate Valuation
Ruben D. Jaen
Florida International University, USA
2. A Business-Rules Approach for Departmental Advising
2
Debasis Mitra
Christian
Christian
Christian
Christian
Christian
University,
University,
University,
University,
University,
USA
USA
USA
USA
USA
From ST on CBR:
Best Paper Award
- Using collaborative filtering data in case-based recommendation by Derry
O'Sullivan, David Wilson & Barry Smyth.
Journal publication:
- Using CBR to Estimate Development Effort for Web Hypermedia
Applications by Ian Watson, Emilia Mendes, Chris Tiggs, Nile Mosley & Steven
Counsell.
Howard
Hamilton of the Computer Science Department at the University of
Regina, Canada.
Hans track