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Authors intending to submit to AAAI'96 are reminded of the 
following: 

Although the deadline for submission of the 6 paper copies of AAAI96 papers
is January 9, all authors must submit an electronic title page by January
3. The best way is to connect to 

    http://www.aaai.org/Conferences/National/1996/titlepage.html

Note: this is not optional, it is REQUIRED in order for papers to be
considered for review. 

Theee following is from the CFP: 


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Electronic Title Page

Because of the huge number of submissions anticipated and the tight schedule
required to assign reviewers, we require that authors who desire to submit a
full paper declare their intention by sending AAAI a title page by
Wednesday, January 3, 1996. The preferred method is by using a
World-Wide-Web (WWW) browser such as Netscape to connect to:
http://www.aaai.org/Conferences/National/1996/titlepage.html
then filling out the form and finally pressing the submit button. (You can
also access a link to this page by connected to AAAI's home page, which is
located at: http://www.aaai.org After submitting the form, the page will
display a unique tracking number which should be marked on the full paper
submission. Authors who do not have access to a WWW browser with forms
support should mail a printed page to the AAAI office to arrive by January
3. (These authors may omit the tracking number). The printed page should use
the following format:

* author: <name of first author>
* address: <address of first author>
* author: <name of last author>
* address: <address of last author>
* abstract: <abstract>
* content areas: <first area>,
..., <last area>

Content Areas

To facilitate the reviewing process, authors are requested to select one or
more appropriate content area keywords from the list below, to appear on the
electronic title page and submitted paper. Please use the exact phrases
below; do not make up new keywords, since they will be ignored by the paper
classification software.

     * AI architectures
     * applications
     * art and music
     * artificial life
     * automated modeling
     * automated reasoning
     * control
     * belief revision
     * case-based reasoning
     * causality
     * cognitive modeling
     * common sense reasoning
     * computational complexity
     * computer-aided education
     * constraint satisfaction
     * decision theory
     * decision trees
     * design
     * description logics
     * diagnosis
     * discourse
     * discovery
     * distributed AI
     * enabling technologies
     * expert systems
     * game playing
     * genetic algorithms
     * geometric or spatial reasoning
     * information retrieval
     * knowledge acquisition
     * knowledge representation
     * lifelike characters
     * machine learning
     * machine translation
     * mathematical foundations
     * multiagent systems
     * multimedia
     * natural language processing
     * neural networks
     * nonmonotonic reasoning
     * ontologies
     * perception
     * philosophical foundations
     * planning
     * probabilistic reasoning
     * problem solving
     * qualitative reasoning
     * reactive control
     * real-time systems
     * reinforcement learning
     * robotics
     * scheduling
     * scientific discovery
     * search
     * simulation
     * software agents
     * speech understanding
     * syntax
     * temporal reasoning
     * theorem proving
     * user interfaces
     * virtual reality
     * vision