> Cédrick: I like the idea, however, I think your idea may be a > "consequence" of my idea.
side note: This is not really my idea but an idea ;) ideas are in the air :)) > You can do all steps at the same time, but I rather go step by step. We > first create the list, we create a group, we join people, we discuss, we > learn, and after that, eventually it will naturally arrive a moment where we > want to have our own real group. > yes I agree. I just wanted to point out a simple wiki at first could be cool too. Just to see a brief presentation of people... > > So...I will create the list right now :) > yes that's cool :) Let see how it goes... > > Mariano > > 2010/2/3 Cédrick Béler <[email protected]> > >> I'm ok for such a list... >> >> Nevertheless, I'm wondering if we could go a bit further by doing a kind >> of research group with a proper web site listing all people involved and the >> projects there're working on. We could then establish some categories and >> eventually sub-groups. List all published papers, gives ressources to >> people... >> >> We could also have a workshop every year (in ESUG or eventually >> independantly). More importantly than discussions on papers, I think we need >> to characterise people and their "expertise" area... >> >> For instance, I'm interested in some areas that are not really focussed in >> Computer Science problematics (new compiler, traits, etc...). >> >> To me Smalltalk is the vehicle (a fun one) to experiment my research >> stuffs. Here are some areas I'm working on: >> -Case Based Reasoning - essentially similarity measure with uncertainty >> -Constraint Satisfaction Programming (more interested in open models) and >> especially the coupling between CBR and CSP >> -NARS, a kind of General AI (logical stuff) >> -Dynamic open models in general -> Coevolution of model and their >> instances (something I'd really like to dig into) >> -Modeling Imperfect Information, ie. incomplete, uncertain, umprecise (-> >> so as to model expert information) - I would like to apply that to poker >> game in the future :) - This is maybe the central aspect of my work >> >> Here is a quick list of what I do or plan to do... Having a central web >> site would be excellent for visibility (of course a mailing can be setup >> too), both for Smalltalk and for people doing research with it. >> >> What others think ? >> Would you be ok for a central wiki where each person describe in one page >> what their research is, what their future projects are, what they need >> are... We could gather all confs calls that are potentially interesting... >> Of course this need some setup and reflexion to structure the group/website >> but I think it worth it... And count me in if people like the idea. >> >> Cédrick >> >> _______________________________________________ >> Pharo-project mailing list >> [email protected] >> http://lists.gforge.inria.fr/cgi-bin/mailman/listinfo/pharo-project >> > > > _______________________________________________ > Pharo-project mailing list > [email protected] > http://lists.gforge.inria.fr/cgi-bin/mailman/listinfo/pharo-project > -- Cédrick
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