Workshop Programme & Final Schedule

The workshops will take place at the University of Edinburgh from Saturday 30 July to Monday 1 August 2005. Participation is limited to those invited by the workshop organisers prior to the conference.

Workshop Chair: Carlos Guestrin

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Saturday 30 July
W2 Agents Applied in Health Care David Hume Tower Faculty Room South
W3 Agents in Real-Time and Dynamic Environments William Robertson Building G01
W5 Computational Creativity William Robertson Building G02
W6 Computational Models of Natural Argument William Robertson Building G03
W7 Configuration William Robertson Building G04
W8 Distributed Constraint Reasoning William Robertson Building G08
W14 Knowledge and Reasoning for Answering Questions William Robertson Building G09
W17 Modelling Others from Observations William Robertson Building G11
W19 Model-Based Systems David Hume Tower Conference Room
W24 Reasoning with Uncertainty in Robotics William Robertson Building G10
 

Sunday 31 July
W1 Advances in Preference Handling (day 1 of 2) William Robertson Building G01
W4 AI and Autonomic Communications William Robertson Building G03
W9 Game Theoretic and Decision Theoretic Agents William Robertson Building G10
W10 Grammatical Inference Applications: Successes and Future Challenges William Robertson Building G04
W18 Modelling and Solving Problems with Constraints William Robertson Building G02
W20 Multi-Agent Information Retrieval and Recommender Systems David Hume Tower Conference Room
W25 Reasoning, Representation, and Learning in Computer Games William Robertson Building G08
W26 Spatial and Temporal Reasoning William Robertson Building G09
W29 Modelling and Retrieval of Context (day 1 of 2) William Robertson Building G11
 

Monday 1 August
W1 Advances in Preference Handling (day 2 of 2) William Robertson Building G01
W11 Intelligent Techniques for Web Personalization David Hume Tower Conference Room
W12 Knowledge Management and Organisational Memories William Robertson Building G09
W13 Knowledge and Reasoning in Practical Dialogue Systems William Robertson Building G10
W15 Logic and Communication in Multi-Agent Systems William Robertson Building G03
W22 Neural-Symbolic Learning and Reasoning William Robertson Building G04
W23 Nonmonotonic Reasoning, Action, and Change William Robertson Building G02
W27 Trading Agent Design and Analysis David Hume Tower Faculty Room North
W28 women@CL: Graduate Career Development for Women in Computing Research David Hume Tower Faculty Room South
W29 Modelling and Retrieval of Context (day 2 of 2) William Robertson Building G11
W30 Planning and Learning in A Priori Unknown or Dynamic Domains William Robertson Building G08

Please send inquiries regarding the IJCAI-05 workshop programme to:

Carlos Guestrin
School of Computer Science
Carnegie Mellon University
workshops05@ijcai.org

Information for Workshop Organisers (was: call for proposals)