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Started by Tim Menzies
Mon, 25 May 1992 04:04
UNSW AI SEMINAR: Mulholland on Chromatography Knowledge
Author: Tim Menzies
Date: Mon, 25 May 1992 04:04
Date: Mon, 25 May 1992 04:04
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University of New South Wales
School of Computer Science and Engineering
Artificial Intelligence Laboratory
Seminar Series
TITLE: Chromatographing Knowledge for Chromatography
WHO: Mary Mulholland
Dept Chemistry, Uni. NSW
mary@spectrum.cs.unsw.oz.au
WHEN: 1-2pm, Friday, 29 May, 1992
ABSTRACT: Chromatography is a chemical method of
separating and quantifying the components
which make up a mixture. It is a multifac-
torial method and the current theoretical
hypotheses available do not fully explain the
technique. Its use is therefore highly
skilled and involves a high level of exper-
tise. Over the past few years a database of
published methodology was compiled, recording
information on the sample and the instrumen-
tation. My goal is to utilise this tome of
knowledge to build an expert system.
A simple analogy can be drawn between the
chromatographic deconvolution of components
in a mixture and the deconvolution of a col-
lection of methods (attributes) into their
various classes. The method employed to
deconvolute the data is Quinlans C4.5 induc-
tion algorithm. Some early evaluation results
are presented.
WHERE: Rm 212, Samuel Building, University of New
South Wales. Enter off Botany Street, stop at
gate and ask grey men for day pass and
instructions. Park in the main car park on
your left. The Samuels bulding is the gray
building directly behind the gates with
strange shield-like objects over the windows.
INQUIRIES: timm@spectrum.cs.unsw.oz.au (Tim Menzies)
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