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	       U N I V E R S I T Y  o f  C H I C A G O
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		  A I   S E M I N A R   S E R I E S


	The University of Chicago AI Laboratory sponsors a series of
  seminar speakers each academic quarter. These seminars are generally
  of interest to those outside the department and are open to the
  greater Chicago AI community.  The department is located in Ryerson
  Hall at 1100 E. 58th street on the main University of Chicago
  quadrangle.  Seminars are usually held in Ryerson 276.



	      Wednesday, October 7, 2:30 in Ryerson 276
	    Manuela Veloso from Carnegie Mellon University
    "Learning by Analogical Reasoning in General Problem Solving"

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	       Monday, October 19, 2:30 in Ryerson 277
	       Anthony Lazanas from Stanford University
	       "Robot Motion Planning with Uncertainty:
		 Trading Generality for Tractability"

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	      Wednesday, October 28, 2:30 in Ryerson 276
	  Terry Gaasterland from Argonne National Laboratory
	    "Cooperative Answering:  Theory and Practice"

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	     Wednesday, November 18, 2:30 in Ryerson 276
	       Brian Funt from Simon Fraser University
	     [Exact title TBA, a talk on physically based
		      Color Vision is expected]
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	      Wednesday, December 2, 2:30 in Ryerson 276
	  Yiannis Aliomonis from the University of Maryland
		     [Exact title TBA, a talk on
		      Active Vision is expected]



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Kristian T. Simsarian			University of Chicago AI Laboratory
email: kristian@cs.uchicago.edu		CS Dept. Chicago, IL 60637