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Related calls for papers:
* Call for Papers for AI'2004 Workshop: Agents Meet Robots
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* Call for papers for AI'2004 Graduate Symposium
available at http://cs.uwindsor.ca/~ai04/
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AI'2004: The Seventeenth Canadian Conference on Artificial Intelligence
Call for Papers
AI'2004 The Seventeenth Canadian Conference on Artificial Intelligence will be held in
conjunction with the Graphics Interface GI'2004 and Computer and Robot Vision
CRV'2004 (formerly known as Vision Interface VI'2004). Conference participants who
register for any one conference can attend all three conferences.
Invited speakers
Fahiem Bacchus, University of Toronto
Michael L. Littman, Rutgers University
Manuela M. Veloso, Carnegie Mellon University
AI'2004 invites papers that present original work in all areas of Artificial
Intelligence, either theoretical or applied, including, but not limited to:
Knowledge Representation
Automated Reasoning
Search
Constraint Satisfaction
Natural Language
Planning
Machine Learning
Neural Nets and Evolutional Computing
Reasoning under Uncertainty
Data Mining
Robotics
Agent and Multiagent Systems
User Modeling
AI and Smart Graphics
AI and E-Commerce
AI and Information Processing
AI and Bioinformatics
AI and Web Applications
AI and Education
AI in Games
AI and Manufacturing
Papers will be reviewed by the Program Committee members and judged
according to their originality, technical merit and clarity of
presentation. Papers will be accepted according to two categories:
full papers or poster papers (with less number of pages allotted in
the proceedings). All accepted papers will be published in the
conference proceedings as Lecture Notes in Artificial Intelligence -
Springer-Verlag. A best paper will be awarded at the conference.
Submissions
Authors are invited to submit full papers in PDF, Postscript or
MS-Word RTF electronically* at the conference web site
(http://cs.uwindsor.ca/~ai04/). Papers of up to 15 pages in length
must be formatted according to Springer LNCS style. Use of the
LaTeX2e style file available from
http://www.springer.de/comp/lncs/authors.html is strongly encouraged.
Important dates
Abstract submission due: December 3rd, 2003
Full paper submission due: December 10th,2003
Notification of acceptance: February 10th, 2004
Final paper due: March 7th,2004
*Authors who have difficulty submitting abstracts through the web site
may alternatively send a plain text message to [EMAIL PROTECTED]
with subject header AI2004 Abstract, indicating the paper's title,
authors, authors addresses, abstract, and topic areas, as well as the
e-mail address of the contact author. Authors who have difficulty
submitting the full paper through web site may submit the PDF,
(compressed) POSTSCRIPT or WORD file to [EMAIL PROTECTED] with
subject header AI2004 Submission xxx, where xxx is the password
assigned during abstract submission.
**Final versions of papers accepted for full presentation will be 15
pages and papers accepted for poster presentation will be 5
pages. Up to two additional pages may be allotted at a page charge
of CDN $ 50.
Conference Chair
Kay Wiese, Simon Fraser University
Local Organizer
Bob Mercer, University of Western Ontario
Program Co-Chairs
Scott Goodwin & Ahmed Tawfik
University of Windsor
Program Committee
Aijun An York University
Fahiem Bacchus University of Toronto
Peter van Beek University of Waterloo
Michael Bowling University of Alberta
Cory Butz University of Regina
Brahim Chaib-draa Universite Laval
Nick Cercone Dalhousie University
David Chiu University of Guelph
Diane Cook University of Texas at Arlington
Douglas D. Dankel University of Florida
Jim Delgrande Simon Fraser University
Joerg Denzinger University of Calgary
Renee Elio University of Alberta
Richard Frost University of Windsor
Ali Ghorbani University of New Brunswick
Gary Grewal University of Guelph
Jim Greer University of Saskatchewan
Howard Hamilton University of Regina
Bill Havens Simon Fraser University
Graeme Hirst University of Toronto
Michael C. Horsch University of Saskatchewan
Nathalie Japkowicz University of Ottawa
Froduald Kabanza Universite de Sherbrooke
Stefan C. Kremer University of Guelph
Amruth Kumar Ramapo College
Dekang Lin University of Alberta
Charles Ling University of Western Ontario
Jim Little University of British Columbia
Stan Matwin University of Ottawa
Gord McCalla University of Saskatchewan
Omid Madani University of Alberta
Bob Mercer University of Western Ontario
Evangelos Milios Dalhousie University
Guy Mineau Universite Laval
Shiv Nagarajan QNX Software Systems
Eric Neufeld University of Saskatchewan
Alioune Ngom University of Windsor
Walin Pang NASA Ames
Simon Parsons MIT
Jeff Pelletier University of Alberta
Petra Perner Ibai Leipzig
David Poole University of British Columbia
Fred Popowich Simon Fraser University
Gregory Provan Rockwell
Bob Price University of Alberta
Robert Reynolds Wayne State University
Luis Rueda University of Windsor
Abdul Sattar Griffth University
Dale Schuurmans University of Alberta
Weiming Shen National Research Council
Daniel Silver Acadia University
Bruce Spencer NRC and UNB
Deborah Stacey University of Guelph
Suzanne Stevenson University of Toronto
Stan Szpakowicz University of Ottawa
Chow Man Teng University of West Florida
Andre Trudel Acadia University
Afzal Upal University of Toledo
Julita Vassileva University of Saskatchewan
Shaojun Wang University of Alberta
Michael Wong University of Regina
Dan Wu University of Windsor
Yang Xiang University of Guelph
Yiyu Yao University of Regina
Jia You University of Alberta
Eric Yu University of Toronto
Hong Zhang University of Alberta
Kaizhong Zhan University of Western Ontario
Nur Zincir-Heywood Dalhousie University
