From: jkk@aiai.uucp (John Kingston)
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Subject: AI in Economics and Management 3 - Call For Papers
Date: 18 Nov 92 09:42:21 GMT
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Organization: AIAI, University of Edinburgh, Scotland


AIEM3                                            Call for Papers
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The Third International Workshop
on Artificial Intelligence in Economics and Management
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August 25-27, 1993
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Portland, Oregon, U.S.A.
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Co-Sponsors:       Regional Co-Sponsors:    In Cooperation With:
IFAC, IFORS        AACC                     AAAI, SEDC
 
Sponsoring IFAC Committee:      Organized by:
EMSCOM                          Portland State University
                                Department of Economics and
                                School of Business Administration
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The Workshop will address issues relevant to the use of AI
technology in economics and management communities. Topics for
the Workshop will cover both technology and applications. The
technologies of interest include but not limited to: knowledge
representation and acquisition (knowledge-based decision support
systems, expert systems), problem solving paradigm (qualitative
reasoning, fuzzy logic, neural networks), human-machine interface
(natural language, machine learning, hypertext and multi-media).
AI applications in areas of accounting, banking, economics,
finance, manufacturing, and management will be emphasized in the
Workshop. The Workshop will have sessions on contributed research
papers and application case studies. There will be separate
tutorials on the use of AI technology on August 23 and 24.
 
Language:
Throughout the Workshop, English will be the official language.
Translation facilities will not be available.
 
Proceedings:
Proceedings will be published after the Workshop, with K.-P. Lin
and L. F. Pau as editors. Proceedings publisher will be the IFAC
publisher, Pergamon Press or another IFAC approved publisher.
Copyrights for accepted papers are thus transferred to the
publishers.
 
Registration Fees:
US $200 for Workshop (full-time students: US $75, limited places
only).
US $200 for Tutorials.
US $300 for the complete Workshop and Tutorials.
 
Registration Deadline:
July 1, 1993
Registration after deadline must add a late fee of U.S. $50 for
workshop and/or tutorials.
 
Please make checks payable to AIEM3. Check must be in USD drawn
on US bank. Major credit cards accepted.
 
For further information write:
Dale Anderson: AIEM3, School of Business Administration, Portland
State University, P.O. Box 751, Portland, Oregon 97207-0751, USA.
Tel: 503-725-4728 (Dale Anderson)
FAX: 503-725-5850
E-mail: aiem3@PSUORVM.bitnet
 
PAPER SUBMISSION PROCEDURE
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Abstract Submission Procedure:
Authors should submit 700-word extended abstracts, typed with
double-line spacing, in 3 copies before December 31, 1992 to:
 
Professor Kuan-Pin Lin       or      Dr. L. F. Pau
Department of Economics              Digital Equipment Europe
Portland State University            P.O. Box 27
P.O. Box 751                         F 06561 Sophia Antipolis
Portland, OR 97207                   France
U.S.A.
 
Each abstract should include full address of all authors, and
references in numerical order. Authors of accepted submissions
will be notified by March 1, 1993, and will be requested to
submit full length papers by May 1, 1993. Papers not received in
full by this date will not be included for presentation. Full
papers must be original and must be presented according to
guidelines set by the proceedings publishers. All papers must be
in English.
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Software Submission Procedure:
Authors not willing to submit a paper, but ready to demonstrate
an artificial intelligence software program, are encouraged to do
so. The submission procedure is the same as for papers. The host
computers, operation systems, utilities and interfaces must be
specified exactly, as well as the architecture and principles
underlying the program. Authors will have to be responsible for
all logistics, including supply of hardware etc.
 
All authors of accepted papers or of accepted software
demonstrations, are expected to present their work in person.
Failure to do so will result in the corresponding paper not
appearing in the workshop proceedings.
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Exhibits:
Companies interested in exhibiting publications, equipment or
software falling within the scope of the Workshop, should contact
theorganizing committee.
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Important Deadlines
December 31, 1992      Submission of Extended Abstract
March 1, 1993          Notification of Acceptance
May 1, 1993            Camera Ready Papers Due
 
TECHNICAL PROGRAM
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International Program Committee
Workshop Co-Chairs:
Kuan-Pin Lin                      L. F. Pau
Portland State University         Digital Equipment Europe
USA                               France
 
International Program Committee Members:
Chidanand Apte                    Jason Catlett
IBM, USA                          AT&T Bell Lab, USA
 
H.A.M. Daniels                    Phillip Ein-Dor
Tilburg University, Netherlands   Tel-Aviv University, Israel
 
Arthur M. Farley                  Claudio Gianotti
University of Oregon, USA         Politecnico di Milano, Italy
 
David Kendrick                    John Kingston
University of Texas at Austin     AIAI, Edinburgh, UK
USA
 
Ramayya Krishnan                  Peter Mertens
Carnegie Mellon University, USA   Universitat Erlangen, Germany
 
Ross M. Miller                    Vijay Mital
GE, USA                           Brunel University, UK
 
Juzar Motiwalla                   Jean-Claude Rault
NUS, Singapore                    EC2, France
 
Jean Roy                          Andrew B. Whinston
Ecole des Hautes Etudes           University of Texas at Austin
Commerciales                      USA
Montreal, Canada
 
Local Organizing Committee (Tentative):
John S. Oh, Chairman              Roy W. Koch
Dale H. Anderson, Secretary       Systems Science Ph.D Program
Henry D. Crockett                 Portland State University
William A. Manning
School of Business Adm.           Thomas Detrich
Portland State University         Department of Computer Science
                                  Oregon State University
Leonard Shapiro
Department of Computer Science    Stan Curtis
Portland State University         Anderson Consulting
 
Thomas M. Potiowsky               Joe Brandenberg
Department of Economics           Intel Scientific Computing
Portland State University
 
Richard Deckro
Michael Freiling
Dundar F. Kocaoglu
Hulya Yazici
Engineering Management Program
Portland State University
 
Beatrice T. Oshika
Department of Applied Linguistics
Portland State University

John Kingston,                               | 
Knowledge Engineering Methods Group,         | The heart of the problem
AIAI, University of Edinburgh                | is the problem of the heart
E-mail jkk@aiai.ed.ac.uk, phone 031-650 2736 |   
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