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9th IEEE Conference on AI for Applications (CAIA-93) program
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Author: Timothy Finin
Date: Sun, 03 Jan 1993 15:51
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The preliminary advance program and registration information for CAIA-93
(the 9th IEEE Conference on Artificial Intelligence for Applications) is
now available.  The conference will be held March 1-5, 1993 at the Disney
Yacht & Beach Club Resort Hotel in Orlando, Florida, USA.  To receive an
automatic response with the advance program and registration information
by email, send an email message to CAIA@CS.UMBC.EDU.

For eight consecutive years, the IEEE Computer Society's Conference on
Artificial Intelligence for Applications has provided an international
forum for the exchange of ideas, techniques, and experiences in the
application of AI to real-world problems. During this time, CAIA has
established itself as a key conference for business and technical people
who want to keep up on the fast-changing word of commercial AI.  This
year, the ninth annual CAIA will continue that tradition by providing a
provocative mix of introductory, intermediate and advanced talks,
tutorials, workshops, and panels.  The plenary talks will be given by
Patrick H. Winston (MIT) on Database Mining, Wendy Lehnert (UMASS) on
"Portability and Scalability for Information Extraction Systems" and Frank
Mayadas (Alfred T. Sloan Foundation) on "Computer Technology Outlook and
Applications"

CAIA-93 will be held at the Disney Yacht & Beach Club Resort Hotel, a
world class hotel on the Disney property.  Due to some special
circumstances, we have obtained exceptionally good rates.

For registration or general information, contact: CAIA '93 Registration,
IEEE Computer Society, 1730 Mass. Ave., N.W., Washington, DC 20036-1992
Voice: 202-371-1013; Fax: 202-728-0884, email: j.harward@compmail.com.
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