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Thu, 19 Jul 2001 11:23
ACS NSW AISIG Monthly meeting Wednesday 25th July 2001. 6:30pm
Author: Michael Williams
Date: Thu, 19 Jul 2001 11:23
Date: Thu, 19 Jul 2001 11:23
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ACS NSW AISIG - Artificial Intelligence - Monthly Meeting
Date: Wednesday 25th July 2001.
Time: 6:30pm till 8:00pm & dinner afterwards.
Topic: TClass: A supervised, comprehensible concept learner for
multivariate time series
TClass is a learner specifically designed for application to
supervised temporal domains. As such, it eschews the more
traditional attribute-value format. Rather, each instance is
represented as a multivariate time series. The objective is
to learn to classify different types of time series and to
produce comprehensible descriptions of learnt concepts.
Typical (and tested) application domains include: sign language
recogniton, ECG classification and isolated word recognition.
Its key novel contributions are that it produces human-readable
definitions, high levels of accuracy and good data efficiency
(learnt concepts require fewer training examples than traditional
techniques to produce high levels of accuracy).
Speaker: Mohammed Waleed Kadous
School of Computer Science and Engineering
University of New South Wales
Scope of the Group:
to maintain and acquire knowledge about the changing focus of
leading edge research and technology transfer
Evolutionary programming Soft computing Complexity
Biotechnology Ethics Privacy Knowledge management
Networks Agent technology Induction
Model-based reasoning Neuro-Fuzzy Case Based Reasoning
Ontologies Philosophy Cognition
Place: ACS NSW Offices, 3rd floor PSA House
160 Clarence Street, Sydney
between Market & King Streets, closer to Town Hall than Wynyard
behind the Bowler's Club.
Contact: Michael Williams (02) 829-62796 (work)
email: michaelw@acslink.net.au
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