IJCAI-03 Workshop Program

The workshops will take place August 9 - 11, 2003. They are arranged in eight tracks or themes. Participation is limited to those invited by the workshop organizers prior to the conference. Detailed descriptions and submission guidelines for each workshop can be found by following the links below. Paper submission formats for authors can be found here.

Track	Saturday August 9	Sunday August 10	Monday August 11
Agent-Oriented Systems	[AOS-1] Cognitive Modeling of Agents and Multi-Agent Interactions	[AOS-3] Multiagent for Mass-User Support	[AOS-4] Issues in Designing Physical Agents for Dynamic Real-Time Environments: World modeling, planning, learning, and communicating
Agent-Oriented Systems	[AOS-2] Ontologies and Distributed Systems		[AOS-5] Agents and Automated Reasoning
AI Applications	[APP-1] Intelligent Computing in Petroleum Industry	[APP-2] Knowledge and Reasoning in Practical Dialog Systems	[APP-4] Trading Agent Design and Analysis
AI Applications		[APP-3] Environmental Decision Support Systems	[APP-5] Methods for automatic music performance and their applications in a public rendering contest
Constraints	[CON-1] Distributed Constraint Reasoning	[CON-2] Model Checking and Artificial Intelligence	[CON-3] Stochastic Search Algorithms
Creativity and Interaction	[CI-1] Mixed-Initiative Intelligent Systems
Creativity and Interaction	[CI-2] Creative Systems: Approaches to Creativity in AI and Cognitive Science
Knowledge Representation and Reasoning	[KRR-1] Spatial and Temporal Reasoning	[KRR-4] Nonmonotonic Reasoning, Action and Change
	[KRR-2] Computational Models of Natural Argument	[KRR-5] Knowledge Representation and Automated Reasoning for E-Learning Systems	[KRR-6] Knowledge Management and Organizational Memories
	[KRR-3] Reasoning with Uncertainty in Robotics
Machine Learning and Data Mining
Machine Learning and Data Mining	[ML-1] Text-Mining and Link-Analysis	[ML-2] Computational Approaches to Style Analysis and Synthesis	[ML-3] Learning Statistical Models from Relational Data
Multidisciplinary	[MD-1] Learning Graphical Models for Computational Genomics	[MD-2] AI and Autonomic Computing: Developing a Research Agenda for Self-Managing Computer Systems	[MD-3] Configuration
Multidisciplinary			[MD-4] AI Moves to IA: Artificial Intelligence, Information Access, and Mobile Computing
Web Related	[WEB-1] Information Integration on the Web		[WEB-2] Intelligent Techniques for Web Personalization

Mary-Anne Williams
Faculty of Information Technology
University of Technology Sydney
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