Learning Seminar

Seminar on Computational Learning and Adaptation

Schedule for Fall Quarter 2002

Date	Topic	Speaker
September 26, 2002	Lessons for the Computational Discovery of Scientific Knowledge	Pat Langley
September 26, 2002		Institute for the Study of Learning and Expertise Computational Learning Laboratory, CSLI
October 3, 2002	Constrained Clustering for Improved Pattern Discovery	Sepander Kamvar
October 3, 2002	Constrained Clustering for Improved Pattern Discovery	Department of Scientific Computing/Computational Mathematics Stanford University
October 17, 2002	Lloyd Clustering of Gauss Mixtures	Robert Gray
October 17, 2002	Lloyd Clustering of Gauss Mixtures	Department of Electrical Engineering Stanford University
October 24, 2002	Relations between Concept Learning and Attribute Learning	Dorrit Billman
October 24, 2002	Relations between Concept Learning and Attribute Learning	CSLI Computational Learning Lab & Visiting Scholar, Psychology Stanford University
November 7, 2002	Generative and Discriminative Models in NLP: A Survey	Kristina Toutanova
November 7, 2002	Generative and Discriminative Models in NLP: A Survey	Computer Science Department Stanford University
November 14, 2002	Adaptive User Interfaces for Personalized Services	Pat Langley
November 14, 2002	Adaptive User Interfaces for Personalized Services	Institute for the Study of Learning and Expertise Computational Learning Laboratory, CSLI
November 21, 2002	Maintenance of Diagnostic Case-Based Reasoning Systems	Ioannis Iglezakis
November 21, 2002	Maintenance of Diagnostic Case-Based Reasoning Systems	DaimlerChrysler AG Research and Technology
November 28, 2002	Happy Thanksgiving
December 5, 2002	Related talk in Symbolic Systems Forum: Linguistically Rich Statistical Models of Language. Math Corner (4:15pm, 380-380c)	Joseph Smarr
December 12, 2002	Hierarchies of Models: Toward Understanding Planetary Nebulae	Kevin Knuth
December 12, 2002		Computational Sciences Department, Code IC NASA Ames Research Center

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