Professional Practice in Artificial Intelligence

1. Front Matter

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2. Learning and Neural Nets

   1. Detection of Breast Lesions in Medical Digital Imaging Using Neural Networks

      • Gustavo Ferrero, Paola Britos, Ramón García-Martínez

      Pages 1-10

   2. Identification of Velocity Variations in a Seismic Cube Using Neural Networks

      • Dario Sergio Cersósimo, Claudia Ravazoli, Ramón García-Martínez

      Pages 11-19

   3. Improving the k-NN method: Rough Set in edit training set

      • Yailé Caballero, Rafael Bello, Delia Alvarez, Maria M. Gareia, Yaimara Pizano

      Pages 21-30

3. Agents

   1. Membranes as Multi-agent Systems: an Application to Dialogue Modelling

      • Gemma Bel-Enguix, Dolores Jiménez López

      Pages 31-40

   2. Agent Planning, Models, Virtual Haptie Computing, and Visual Ontology

      • Cyrus F Nourani

      Pages 41-50

   3. Improving Interoperability Among Learning Objects Using FIPA Agent Communication Framework

      • Ricardo Azambuja Silveira, Eduardo Rodrigues Gomes, Rosa Vicari

      Pages 51-60

   4. An Agent-Oriented Programming Language for Computing in Context

      • Renata Vieira, Álvaro F. Moreira, Rafael H. Bordini, Jomi Hübner

      Pages 61-70

4. Search

   1. A Little Respect (for the Role of Common Components in Heuristic Search)

      • Stephen Chen

      Pages 71-80

   2. Recursive and Iterative Algorithms for N-ary Search Problems

      • Valery Sklyarov, Iouliia Skliarova

      Pages 81-90

5. Ontologies and Intelligent Web

   1. Process of Ontology Construction for the Development of an Intelligent System for the Organization and Retrieval of Knowledge in Biodiversity — SISBIO

      • Filipe Corrêa da Costa, Hugo Cesar Hoeschl, Aires José Rover, Tânia Cristina D’Agostini Bueno

      Pages 91-100

   2. Service interdependencies: insight into use cases for service composition

      • Witold Abramowicz, Agata Filipowska, Monika Kaczmarek, Tomasz Kaczmarek, Marek Kowalkiewicz, Wojciech Rutkowski et al.

      Pages 101-110

   3. Combining Contexts and Ontologies: A Case Study

      • Mariela Rico, Ma. Laura Caliusco, Omar Chiotti, Ma. Rosa Galli

      Pages 111-120

   4. The RR Project — A Framework for Relationship Network Viewing and Management

      • César Stradiotto, Everton Pacheco, Andre Bortolon, Hugo Hoeschl

      Pages 121-130

   5. Web Service-based Business Process Automation Using Matching Algorithms

      • Yanggon Kim, Juhnyoung Lee

      Pages 131-140

   6. A Graphic Tool for Ontology Viewing Based on Graph Theory

      • César Stradiotto, Everton Pacheco, André Bortolon, Hugo Hoeschl

      Pages 141-150

6. Knowledge Engineering

   1. Using Competence Modeling to create Knowledge Engineering Team

      • Aline T. Nicolini, Cristina S. Santos, Hugo Cesar Hoeschl, Irineu Theiss, Tânia C. D. Bueno

      Pages 151-159

   2. Intelligent Systems Engineering with Reconfigurable Computing

      • Iouliia Skliarova

      Pages 161-170

   3. Ontological Evaluation in the Knowledge Based System

      • Tania C. D. Bueno, Sonali Bedin, Fabricia Cancellier, Hugo C. Hoeschl

      Pages 171-180

   4. A Model for Concepts Extraction and Context Identification in Knowledge Based Systems

      • Andre Bortolon, Hugo Cesar Hoeschl, Christianne C. S. R. Coelho, Tania Cristina D’Agostini Bueno

      Pages 181-190

The Second Symposium on Professional Practice in AI 2006 is a conference within the IFIP World Computer Congress 2006, Santiago, Chile. The Symposium is organised by the IFIP Technical Committee on Artificial Intelligence (Technical Committee 12) and its Working Group 12.5 (Artificial Intelligence Applications). The First Symposium in this series was one of the conferences in the IFIP World Computer Congi-ess 2004, Toulouse France. The conference featured invited talks by Rose Dieng, John Atkinson, John Debenham and Max Bramer. The Symposium was a component of the IFIP AI 2006 conference, organised by Professor Max Bramer. I should like to thank the Symposium General Chair, Professor Bramer for his considerable assistance in making the Symposium happen within a very tight deadline. These proceedings are the result of a considerable amount of hard work. Beginning with the preparation of the submitted papers, the papers were each reviewed by at least two members of the international Program Committee. The authors of accepted papers then revised their manuscripts to produce their final copy. The hard work of the authors, the referees and the Program Committee is gratefully aclaiowledged. The IFIP AI 2006 conference and the Symposium are the latest in a series of conferences organised by IFIP Technical Committee 12 dedicated to the techniques of Aitificial Intelligence and their real-world applications. Further infoirmation about TC12 can be found on our website http;//www.ifiptcI2.org.

• Evolution
• Simulation
• artificial intelligence
• case-based reasoning
• cognition
• communication
• information system
• intelligence
• knowledge
• knowledge representation
• learning
• modeling
• multi-agent system
• natural language
• neural network

• University of Technology, Sydney, Australia

  John Debenham

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