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		  Final CFP: Submissions due Feb 24

		  Machine Learning Workshop at AI'94
              Canadian Artificial Intelligence Conference
                            Banff Park Lodge
                         Banff, Alberta, Canada
                            May 16-20, 1994
			Workshop date: May 17

The purpose of this workshop is to bring together people who are
active in applications or (theoretical or experimental) studies of
machine learning. Participants in related fields such as computational
studies of human learning, genetic algorithms and neural nets are also
welcome. The emphasis of the workshop will be on informal
communication and exchange of ideas. A small fee will be charged to
cover costs. 

The key speaker will be Ming Li from the University of Waterloo, and
the general theme of the address will be "combining machine learning
theory and practice."

SUBMISSIONS: Please submit an extended abstract (of not more than 4000
words) and a short (not more than 1000 word) summary of current work
by email (text or Postscript) to bruce@cpsc.ucalgary.ca.  A paper will
be required for accepted contributions, and these will be collected
together in a workshop proceedings as a technical report.

ORGANIZING COMMITTEE:

Chairman: Bruce MacDonald               Rob Holte                     
Computer Science Department	        Department of Computer Science
The University of Calgary	        University of Ottawa          
2500 University Drive NW	        Ottawa, Ont., K1N 6N5         
Calgary, Alta., T2N 1N4		        email:  holte@csi.uottawa.ca  
ph.(403) 220-5112		                                      
Fax: (403) 284-4707		        Charles Ling                  
email: bruce@cpsc.ucalgary.ca	        Department of Computer Science
				        University of Western Ontario 
				        London, Ont., N6A 5B7         
				        email: ling@csd.uwo.ca        

SPONSORSHIP: Alberta Research Council

SUBMISSIONS DUE: 		EXTENDED TO FEB 24.

PROCEEDINGS:			distributed at the workshop (May 17) 
				(papers submitted by email will be
                                 available electronically, ahead of time)
--
     Bruce MacDonald