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AI 2006: Advances in Artificial Intelligence

19th Australian Joint Conference on Artificial Intelligence, Hobart, Australia, December 4-8, 2006, Proceedings

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  • © 2006

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  1. Abdul Sattar

    1. DisPRR, National ICT Australia Ltd, Australia

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  2. Byeong-ho Kang

    1. School of Computing, University of Tasmania, Tasmania, Australia

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Part of the book series: Lecture Notes in Computer Science (LNCS, volume 4304)

Part of the book sub series: Lecture Notes in Artificial Intelligence (LNAI)

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Table of contents (163 papers)

  1. Front Matter

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  3. PART I: Regular Papers

    1. Foundations and Knowledge Based System

      1. Heyting Domains for Constraint Abduction
        • Michael Maher
        Pages 9-18
      2. Feedback in Multimodal Self-organizing Networks Enhances Perception of Corrupted Stimuli
        • Andrew P. PapliÅ„ski, Lennart Gustafsson
        Pages 19-28
      3. Identification of Fuzzy Relation Model Using HFC-Based Parallel Genetic Algorithms and Information Data Granulation
        • Jeoung-Nae Choi, Sung-Kwun Oh, Hyun-Ki Kim
        Pages 29-38
      4. Evaluation of Incremental Knowledge Acquisition with Simulated Experts
        • Paul Compton, Tri M. Cao
        Pages 39-48

    2. Knowledge Representation and Reasoning

      1. Finite Domain Bounds Consistency Revisited
        • C. W. Choi, W. Harvey, J. H. M. Lee, P. J. Stuckey
        Pages 49-58
      2. Speeding Up Weighted Constraint Satisfaction Using Redundant Modeling
        • Y. C. Law, J. H. M. Lee, M. H. C. Woo
        Pages 59-68
      3. Verification of Multi-agent Systems Via Bounded Model Checking
        • Xiangyu Luo, Kaile Su, Abdul Sattar, Mark Reynolds
        Pages 69-78
      4. Logical Properties of Belief-Revision-Based Bargaining Solution
        • Dongmo Zhang, Yan Zhang
        Pages 79-89
      5. Knowledge Compilation for Belief Change
        • Maurice Pagnucco
        Pages 90-99
      6. Design Methodologies of Fuzzy Set-Based Fuzzy Model Based on GAs and Information Granulation
        • Sung-Kwun Oh, Keon-Jun Park, Witold Pedrycz
        Pages 100-109
      7. <span class="mathjax-tex">\(\mathcal{ALE}\)</span> Defeasible Description Logic
        • Pakornpong Pothipruk, Guido Governatori
        Pages 110-119
      8. Representation and Reasoning for Recursive Probability Models
        • Catherine Howard, Markus Stumptner
        Pages 120-130
      9. Forgetting and Knowledge Update
        • Abhaya Nayak, Yin Chen, Fangzhen Lin
        Pages 131-140

    3. Machine Learning

      1. Enhanced Temporal Difference Learning Using Compiled Eligibility Traces
        • Peter Vamplew, Robert Ollington, Mark Hepburn
        Pages 141-150
      2. A Simple Artificial Immune System (SAIS) for Generating Classifier Systems
        • Kevin Leung, France Cheong
        Pages 151-160
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The Australian Joint Conference on Artificial Intelligence series is steered by the Australian Computer Society's (ACS) National Committee on Artificial Intelligence and Expert Systems. It aims at stimulating research by promoting exchange and cross-fertilization of ideas among different branches of artificial intelligence. It also provides a common forum for researchers and practitioners in various fields of AI to exchange new ideas and share their experience. This volume contains the proceedings of the 19th Australian Joint Conference on Artificial Intelligence (AI 2006) held at Hobart, Australia. AI 2006 received a record number of submissions, a total of 689 submissions from 35 countries. From these, full papers 89 (13%), long papers (up to 12 pages) and 70 (10%) short papers (up to 7 pages) were accepted for presentation and included in this volume. All full papers were reviewed through two rounds of assessments by at least two independent - viewers including Senior Program Committee members. The papers in this volume give an indication of recent advances in artificial int- ligence. The topics covered include Machine Learning, Robotics, AI Applications, Planning, Agents, Data Mining and Knowledge Discovery, Cognition and User Interface, Vision and Image Processing, Information Retrieval and Search, AI in the Web, Knowledge Representation, Knowledge-Based Systems, and Neural Networks.

Editors and Affiliations

  • DisPRR, National ICT Australia Ltd, Australia

    Abdul Sattar

  • School of Computing, University of Tasmania, Tasmania, Australia

    Byeong-ho Kang

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