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MLMTA'06: Scope

Last modified 2007-12-02 07:43

    Topics of interest include, but are not limited to, the following:

      • Machine learning in problem solving
      • Learning models
      • Artificial neural networks and learning
      • Fuzzy logic and learning
      • Inductive learning and applications
      • Learning by examples
      • Statistical methods in learning
      • Evolutionary algorithms in learning
      • Reinforcement learning methods
      • Multi-agent learning
      • Hierarchical learning models
      • Collaborative learning and filtering
      • ODE Methods and machine learning
      • Multi-criteria reinforcement learning
      • Relational learning models
      • Speedup learning techniques
      • Computational needs of learning models
      • Formal learning methods
      • Graph-based learning
      • Learning based on adaptive techniques
      • Learning topological maps
      • Learning in planning
      • Query learning
      • Active learning
      • Memory-based learning
      • Instance-based learning
      • Life-long learning
      • Q-Learning
      • Predictive learning models
      • Information retrieval and data mining
      • Knowledge representation and management
      • Knowledge acquisition and discovery techniques
      • Bayesian-based methodologies
      • Grammatical inference
      • Cognitive modeling
      • Case-based reasoning
      • Semantic indexing
      • Natural language processing
      • Machine translation
      • Temporal abstractions
      • Feature selection and classification
      • Theory refinement methodologies
      • Probabilistic reasoning
      • Self-adaptation techniques
      • Game playing (chess, ...)
      • Text categorization and classification
      • Machine learning applications (medicine, games, biology, industrial applications, robotics, security and terrorism, ...)


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