ICML-06 Workshop onStructural Knowledge Transfer for Machine LearningThursday, June-29, Carnegie Mellon University |
ScopeThis workshop seeks
to bring together the participants’ expertise in machine learning to
achieve a better understanding of the problem and devise novel
approaches to transfer learning. In addition to new approaches,
applications and evaluation metrics, there is also a need to develop
consensus on standardized domains and testbeds and identify new
subproblems and representational choices. We welcome
submissions from experimentalists, theorists, and psychological
modelers with contributions that deal with transfer in classification,
inference, reactive control, and planning tasks. We also welcome work
cast in logical, probabilistic, and other theoretical frameworks.
Initial attempts at transfer learning have suggested that knowledge
representation plays a crucial role in any form of transfer. We
particularly seek contributions from logic and KR communities to better
understand the conditions under which successful and useful transfer
can be expected. We also seek to learn from the experiences of
cognitive and computational psychologists. This workshop is
open to all for participation.
Submitted papers
should be no longer than 4 pages, and should
be formatted according to the ICML guidelines. The complete guidelines
can be found in
http://www.icml2006.org/icml2006/templates.html Please note: The papers need not be
prepared for double-blind review
as required in the guideline. Camera-ready Submission (full papers and poster papers, due
June-09)
Final versions of accepted full
papers
and poster papers should be no longer than 4 pages (including
references,
footnotes) and formatted according to the same guidelines as
before (http://www.icml2006.org/icml2006/templates.html).
Each paper/poster has been reviewed by two reviewers. Please use the
reviewers' suggestions and comments in preparing the final version.
Please submit the camera-ready copy in PDF format to michael@aimachines.com by
June-09. In addition, please attach a short bio (200 words max) and a
picture (JPEG) of each author. Note that these additional
materials do not count within the 4 page limit. Finally, please submit
your poster (if you have an accepted poster paper, recommended format is 36in(W) by 44in(H))
or your presentation
(if
you have an accepted full paper), in PDF/PPT format by email to michael@aimachines.com,
by June-16. You may continue to make changes to the contents of your
poster/presentation after submission. Details about
poster/presentation sessions and the schedule will be posted soon. |
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