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Date: Wed, 18 May 1994 07:11
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C A L L F O R P A P E R S A N D P A R T I C I P A T I O N S
AI'94 WORKSHOP ON EXPERT SYSTEMS IN PRODUCTION USE
University of New England, Armidale, NSW, Australia, 22 November 1994
TOPICS AND ISSUES
This workshop focuses on KBS/ES that are already in production use. It is
envisaged that the workshop provides an opportunity for academic and industry
specialists to discuss the pragmatics of developing, maintaining and gaining
organisational acceptance of expert systems. Applications may be running on
mainframe, workstations or microcomputers. Although all areas of expert systems
applications are welcome, we are particularly interested in applications from
the major financial services sectors and defense areas. Typical applications
may include:
- investment analysis;
- loan evaluation;
- risk analysis;
- stock forecasting;
- fraud detection;
- claims processing;
- underwriting;
- help-desk advisory systems;
- surveillance systems and
- sonar analysis.
A range of technical and organisational issues is expected to be covered in the
workshop. Issues may include:
- choice of hardware and software;
- data collection and knowledge acquisition;
- efficiency;
- cost considerations;
- project planning and control;
- human computer interface;
- user training and acceptance;
- management support and
- technical support and maintenance.
FORMAT AND DURATION OF THE WORKSHOP
- Preceded by a series of short presentations (6-8, 20 minutes each)
- 2-3 panel sessions on specific issues
- Demonstrations
- Workshop summary
SUBMISSION GUIDELINES
Attendance is primarily restricted to participants who actually have a system
or systems in production use although there will be places for "attendance only"
participants who can demonstrate they have a strong interest in and are active
in the field. Applicants who intend to present should send an extended abstract
(3-5 pages; around 1000-1500 words). Applicants who seek only to attend should
forward a one-page concise summary of their current work.
WORKSHOP COMMITTEE
Ernest Edmonds Loughborough University of Technology
Brian Garner Deakin University
Andy Horsfall Fujitsu Australia
Daniel O' Leary University of Southern California
Anand Rao Australian AI Institute
Eric Tsui Continuum Australia
IMPORTANT DATES
31st August 1994 Deadline for submission of abstract/summary
15th September 1994 Notification of acceptance/rejection
22nd November 1994 Workshop
21st - 25th November 1994 Conference
FURTHER INFORMATION
All enquires regarding this workshop and abstract/summary submission should be
directed to the following address:
Dr. Eric Tsui
Expert Systems Group
Continuum Australia Ltd
201 Miller St
North Sydney NSW 2060
Ph. 02-2281152
Fax 02-2214808
Email: eric@cs.su.oz.au
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IMPORTANT DATES FOR AI'94 WORKSHOPS
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a) 1st Australian Conceptual Structures Workshop
Submission Deadline August 31, 1994.
Notification of Acceptance September 30, 1994.
Camera-ready copy October 15, 1994.
b) AI'94 Workshop on Evolutionary Computation
Submission Deadline August 8, 1994.
Notification of Acceptance September 12, 1994.
Camera-ready copy October 17, 1994.
c) AI'94 Workshop on Expert Systems in Production use
Abstarct Submission Deadline August 31, 1994.
Notification of Acceptance September 15, 1994.
d) AI'94 Workshop on Knowledge-Based Systems in Natural Resource Management
Abstarct Submission Deadline August 31, 1994.
Notification of Acceptance September 15, 1994.
e) 2nd Australian Workshop on Natural Language Processing
Submission of extended abstract August 9, 1994
Notification of acceptance: September 16, 1994
Full paper submission: October 17, 1994
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