STAIRS 2004 2nd European Starting AI Researcher Symposium

Short Accepted Papers

For each accepted paper, at least one author, and most preferably one of the beginner researchers involved in the work, is required to attend the conference to present the paper. The inclusion of the paper in the proceedings is conditioned upon registration to the conference by the part of at least one of the authors.

Registration details and forms, as well as and up-to-date information on workshops and tutorials, can be found at: http://www.dsic.upv.es/ecai2004/
 

PaperID	Title	Authors
2	Similarity-Measures Based on Imperfect Domain-Theories	Timo Steffens
5	Collective Retrieval by Autonomous Robots	Patrick Emmanuel Meyer
24	Analogy by Alignment: On Structure Mapping and Similarity	Nick Hawes and John Kelleher
25	SIADEX: A real world planning approach for forest fire fighting.	M. de la Asuncion, O. Garcia-Perez, F. Palao.
28	Context-Sensitive Word Selection For Single-Tap Text Entry	Nick Hawes and John Kelleher
42	Comparing Redundancy Removal Techniques for Multi-Document Summarisation	Eamonn Newman, William Doran, Nicola Stokes, Joe Carthy, John Dunnion
57	Using morphology to control a multi-agent system, an example	Jean-Charles Campagne, Alain Cardon, Toyoaki nishida, Etienne Collomb
68	Applying Case-Based Teaching to Object-Oriented Framework Training	Guillermo Jimenez-Diaz, Mercedes Gomez-Albarran, Pedro Gonzalez-Calero
76	Dynamic Ontology Refinement	Fiona McNeill, Alan Bundy and Chris Walton
84	Dynamic Web Service Discovery and Exploitation through Symbolic Agent Negotiation	Peep Küngas
90	Component Level Reasoning about Robot Fault Diagnosis	Honghai Liu and George M. Coghill
93	Application of concept grounding techniques to reduce dimensionality in sensory-motor spaces	pejman iravani, lucia rapanotti, jeffrey johnson

 

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