Our group meets on Thursdays at 11:00 a.m., FL 246.
Dates and topics for this semester are as follows:
- Jan 21
- Organizational Meeting (Coordinator: C. Ruiz)
- Jan 28
- Lee Becker
Discussion of paper "Optimality: From Neural Networks to Universal Grammar" By Alan Prince and Paul Smolensky Science, Vol. 275, 14 March 1997, 1604-1610
- Feb 04
- Video: "How to give computers common sense" McCarthy/Minsky Debate.
- Feb 11
- Gerard Rinkus.
Sr. Scientist, Charles River Analytics
"TEMECOR: Temporal Episodic Memory using Combinatorial Representations."
- Feb 18
- No meeting
- Feb 25
- Lee Becker
Discussion of paper: "Language acquisition and use: Learning and applying probabilistic constraints," -By Mark Seidenberg, Science, Vol. 275, March 1997, pp. 1599-1603
- Mar 04
- David Brown
"Functional Emergence"
- Mar 11
- No meeting
- Mar 18
- Dan Grecu
"Using Expectations in Design"
- Mar 25
- Carolina Ruiz
"Using Domain Knowledge in Machine Learning: Inductive vs. Analytical Learning"
- April 01
- Michael Gennert
"Assertions, Assumptions, Angels, and Devils: A Language for Contracts between Agents"
- April 08
- Janet Burge
"Knowledge Based Software Engineering"
- April 15
- Sergio Alvarez
"Examples of Learning in Probabilistic Networks"
- April 22
- No meeting
- April 29
- Shawn Nicholson
"A Test-Bed for Distributed Multi-Agent Learning Using Coactive Cooperation"
- May 6
- Michael Anderson. Diagrammatic Reasoning Consortium & University of Hartford
"Diagrammatic Reasoning: Computing with Diagrams"