Subject: PRICAI '96 - Call for Registration, 26-30 Aug., Cairns Australia
From: [email-masked] (PRICAI)
Date: 29 Apr 1996 11:03:43 +1000
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FOURTH PACIFIC RIM INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE ON ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE

        CAIRNS, AUSTRALIA               AUGUST 26-30, 1996

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     *  For details concerning PRICAI-96 including registration       *
     *  information, accomodation and details of the technical        *
     *  program, keynote speakers, Panels, Workshops and Tutorials    * 
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     *  WWW URL: http://www.cit.gu.edu.au/research/groups/ai/pricai96 *
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                  CALL  FOR   REGISTRATION
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 The Pacific Rim International Conferences on Artificial Intelligence (PRICAI)
 are biennial international events which concentrate on research and development
 of AI technologies and their applications in areas of scientific, social,
 and economic importance for countries in the Pacific Rim.  PRICAI-96 will be 
 the fourth, and will be held August 26-30, 1996, at the Cairns Convention 
 Centre, in the Great Barrier Reef resort town of Cairns, on the east coast of 
 Queensland, Australia.

 PRICAI-96 offers a high quality technical programme on applications
 and utilisation of AI and its techniques in emerging and dynamic
 areas of the information technology and telecommunications industry such as
 AI and networks, intelligent multimedia, virtual reality, networked
 entertainment and games, financial modelling, learning and data mining,
 enterprise modelling, and multi-lingual text and language processing.

 PRICAI-96 will provide a mix of innovative technical sessions and
 cultural events to promote understanding and development of AI
 research world-wide. PRICAI-96 will include:

 *   Technical Program: 
    
          PRICAI-96 received 174 and the PRICAI-96 Program Committee accepted 
          56 papers for presentation and 10 papers for poster presentation.
          The conference proceedings will be published by Springer-Verlag.

 *   Key Note Speakers:

          - Professor Marvin Minsky, MIT, USA

          - Dr Juzar Motiwalla, ISS, Singapore

          - Professor Joerg Siekmann, DFKI, Germany

 *  Panels:

          - Robotics: Current Trends and Future Goals

               Rodney Brooks, MIT; Shin'ichi Yuta, Tsukuba University, 
               Ray Jarvis, Monash University; Chair: Jane Hsu, National
               Taiwan University.

          - Telecommunications and AI: Challenge and Opportunities 

               Chair: Rye Senjen, Telstra Research Labs

 *  Workshops:

          PRICAI-96 will provide eight full-day workshops on August 26 and 27, 
          1996. Workshop participants will have the opportunity to meet and 
          discuss issues with a selected focus, providing an informal setting 
          for active exchange among researchers, developers and users on 
          topics of interest. 

		W1: Theoretical and Practical Foundations of Intelligent Agents
                       Contact: Lawrence Cavedon ([email-masked])

                W2: AI & Telecommunications: Theory and Practice
                       Contact: Rye Senjen ([email-masked])

                W3: Validation, Verification and Refinement of Knowledge-based 
                    Systems
                       Contact: Grigoris Antoniou ([email-masked])
        
                W4: Inducing Complex Representations
                       Contact: Srinivas Padmanabhuni ([email-masked])

                W5: Distributed Artificial Intelligence
                       Contact: Dickson Lukose ([email-masked])

                W6: Knowledge-Based Instructional Systems in an Industrial 
                    Settings
                       Contact: Leila Alem ([email-masked])

                W7: Reasoning with incomplete and changing information
                       Contact: Grigoris Antoniou ([email-masked])

                W8: Future Issues for Multi-lingual Text Processing
                       Contact: Dominique Estival 
				([email-masked])

 *   Tutorials:

          PRICAI-96 will provide six half-day tutorials on August 26 and 
          27, 1996. 

                T1:  EMBODIED INTELLIGENCE
                    
                         Professor Rodney Brooks, MIT

                T2: INTRODUCTION TO CONCEPTUAL STRUCTURES
                 
                         Professor John F. Sowa, SUNY Binghamton

                T3: AGENT-ORIENTED PROGRAMMING

                         Dr. Anand S. Rao, AAII

                T4: PRACTICAL NATURAL LANGUAGE PROCESSING

                         Dr. Robert Dale, Microsoft Institute

                T5: MACHINE LEARNING
                
                         A/Prof Claude Sammut, UNSW

                T6: PRAGMATICS OF DEFAULT REASONING AND THEORY CHANGE

                         Drs G. Antoniou (Griffith University),
                         A. Nayak and A. Ghose (Sydney University)

                
 *  Conference Registration:

                          Advance Registration          Late Registration
                          (before 19/7/96)              (after 19/7/96)
	
	Conference:

	- Full Rate          Aus $ 365                    Aus $ 445                    
        - Student Rate       Aus $ 175                    Aus $ 250

	Workshops:

        - Full/Student Rate  Aus $ 65                     Aus $ 100 

        Tutorials:

        - Full Rate          Aus $ 200                    Aus $ 250

        - Student Rate       Aus $ 100                    Aus $ 150

   For accommodation, social programs, tours and the full Registration
   Brochure,  and for any other enquiries please contact the Conference 
   secretariat at:

                 Ms Susan Dickey 
                 PRICAI-96 Secretariat 
                 c/- Finn Aussi Conference Services 
                 PO Box 1689 
                 Cairns, QLD 4870 Australia
                 Phone: +61 70  411 844 
                 Fax:    +61 70 411 244 
                 Email: [email-masked] 

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     $      PRICAI-96 is sponsored by the Artificial Intelligence       $
     $      and Expert Systems Committee of the Australian Computer     $
     $      Society, the Australian Artificial Intelligence Institute,  $
     $      the Australian Tourist Commission, Continuum, the CRC for   $
     $      Advanced Computational Systems, the Distributed Systems     $
     $      Technology CRC Pty Ltd, Griffith University, the Institute  $
     $      of Systems Science and the Queensland Government Department $
     $      of Tourism, Small Business and Industry.                    $
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			SCHEDULE FOLLOWS

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	FOURTH PACIFIC RIM CONFERENCE ON ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE	
		August 26-30, Cairns, Australia

    Held in cooperation with: The Institute of Electrical Engineers
    (IEEE) Asia-Pacific Region; The American Artificial Intelligence 
    Institute (AAAI); the Australian Computer Society (ACS); the
    Japanese Society for Artificial Intelligence (JSAI); the
    International Society for Applied Intelligence (ISAI).

PRICAI-96 is sponsored by the Artificial Intelligence and Expert Systems 
Committee of the Australian Computer Society, the Australian Artificial 
Intelligence Institute, the Australian Tourist Commission, Continuum Ltd,
the CRC for Advanced Computational Systems, the Distributed Systems 
Technology CRC Pty Ltd, Griffith University, the Institute of Systems 
Science NUS, and the Queensland Government Department of Tourism, 
Small Business and Industry.

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                        MONDAY, 26 AUGUST
		Registration, Tutorials and Workshops 
	(see home page for Tutorial and Workshop Schedule)
 
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                        TUESDAY, 27 AUGUST
                Registration, Tutorials and Workshops 
        (see home page for Tutorial and Workshop Schedule)

                    Evening -- COCKTAIL RECEPTION

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			WEDNESDAY, 28 AUGUST

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07:30 - 08:30  REGISTRATION

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08:30 - 09:00  CONFERENCE OPENING

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09:00 - 10:30  PLENARY SESSION   Juzar Motiwalla, ISS

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10:30 -11:00		TEA
 
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11:00 - 13:00  MACHINE LEARNING I 

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General Framework for Mechanizing Induction using Test Set
 
        Adel Bouhoula
        INRIA-Lorraine and CRIN

Inductive Equational Reasoning
 
        Michael Bulmer
        University of  Tasmania

Cost-Sensitive Specialization

	Geoffrey I. Webb 
	Deakin University

Efficient Multiple Predicate Learner Based on Fast Failure Mechanism
 
        Xiaolong Zhang and Masayuki Numao
        Tokyo Institute of Technology

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11:00 - 13:00  INTERACTIVE SYSTEMS 
 
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Acquiring User Preferences for Information Filtering in 
Interactive Multi-Media Services

	Bhavani Raskutti and Anthony Beitz
	Telstra Research Laboratories

The Development of an Interactive Fault Diagnosis Expert
System for Telecommunication Applications
 
        Ming Zhao and Chris Leckie
        Telstra Research Laboratories

An Inteligent Education System Which Supports Scientific Thinking:
Galileo -Philosophy and Basic Architecture
 
        Kumiko Ishino
        Industrail Technology Center of Wakayama Prefecture
 
        Katuo Sugai and Riichiro Mizoguchi
        Osaka University
 
A Unified Approach to Handling Uncertainty during Cooperative
Consultations
 
        Bhavani Raskutti
        Telstra Research Laboratories
 
        Ingrid Zukerman
        Monash University

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11:00 - 13:00  KNOWLEDGE REPRESENTATION I
 
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Declarative Program Theory with Implicit Information
 
        Vilas Wuwongse and Ekawit Nantajeewarawat
        Asian Institute of Technology

Knowledge Decomposition: An Analysis

	John Debenham 
	University of Technology

The Concept Classification of a Terminology Extended by
Conjunction and Disjunction
 
        Gerd Stumme
        Technische Hochschule Darmstadt

Extending Partial Orders for Sort Reasoning
 
        Andrew Fall
        Simon Fraser University

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13:00 - 14:00 		LUNCH

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14:00 - 15:30  PANEL - TELECOMMUNICATIONS AND AI: Challenges and
			Opportunities.  
			Chair: Rye Senjen, TELSTRA Research Labs.  
			Panellists to be announced.

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14:00 - 15:30  REASONING ABOUT CHANGE
 
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An Update Procedure for A Probabilistic Deductive Database
 
        Angelo Restificar
        Assumption University, Thailand

A Framework for Reasoning about Requirements Evolution

	D. Zowghi
	CSIRO-Macquarie University JRCASE

	Aditya Ghose
	University of Sydney
	Australia

	Pavlos Peppas
	Macquarie University

An Application of Hierarchical Knowledge Integration in Hand-Written
Form Processing
 
        F.L. Lai, J.H. Lim, L. Ding, A.H. Tan and H.C. Lui
        RWCP Neuro ISS Laboratory, Singapore 

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14:00 - 15:30  NEURAL NETS AND UNCERTAINTY I
 
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AMI: A Model of Intelligence

	Doan Hoang 
	University of Sydney

Symbol Processing by Non-symbol Processor
 
        Setsuo Ohsuga
        Waseda University

Fall Diagnosis using Dynamic Belief Networks
 
        Nicholson, Ann
        Monash University

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15:30 - 16:00		TEA
 
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16:00 - 17:30  NATURAL LANGUAGE

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Remembrance of Discourse based on Textual Continuity: A Spreading
Activation Network
 
        Samuel W. K. Chan
        University of New South Wales
 
Lexical Access using Minimum Message Length Encoding

	Ian Thomas, Ingrid Zukerman and Jonathon Oliver 		
	Monash University

	Bhavani Raskutti
	Telstra Research Laboratories

Using Neural Nets to Investigate Lexical Access
 
        Malti Patel
        Macquarie University

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16:00 - 17:30  CONSTRAINT SATISFACTION AND OPTIMIZATION
 
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Validity of Normality Assumption in CSP Research
 
        Alvin C. M. Kwan
        University of Essex

An Improved Generic Arc Consistency Algorithm and Its Specializations

	Bing Liu
	National University of Singapore

High-Level Synthesis Optimization with Genetic Algorithms
 
        Jem Daalder
        University of Adelaide

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16:00 - 17:30  QUALITATIVE REASONING
 
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A Qualititative Reasoning based on an Ontology of Fluid Systems
and Its Evaluation
 
        Yoshinobu Kitamura, Mitsuru Ikeda and Riichiro Mizoguchi
        Osaka University

Parallel Cost-based Abductive Reasoning for Distributed Memory Systems

	Shohei Kato, Hirohisa Seki and Hidenori Itoh
	Nagoya Institute of Technology

A History-oriented Envisioning Method
 
        Takashi Washio
        Mitsubishi Research Institute Inc.
 
        Hiroshi Motoda
        Osaka University

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19:00 - 00:30           CONFERENCE DINNER
 
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			THURSDAY, 29 AUGUST
 
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08:00 - 09:00  REGISTRATION
 
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09:00 - 10:30  PLENARY SESSION   Marvin Minsky, MIT
 
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10:30 -11:00            TEA
 
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11:00 - 13:00  MACHINE LEARNING II
 
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Team Learning of Recursive Languages
 
        Sanjay Jain
        National University of Singapore
 
        Arun Sharma
        The University fo New South Wales
 
Combining Views on Concepts in Unsupervised Concept Learning
 
        TuBao Ho
        Japan Advanced Institute of Science and Technology 
 
The Complexity of Batch Approaches to Reduced Error Rule Set Induction

        Mike Cameron-Jones
        University of Tasmania

Learning Simple Recursive Concepts by Discovering Missing Examples
 
        Chowdhury Rahman Mofizur and Masayuki Numao
        Tokyo Institute of Technology

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11:00 - 13:00  AUTOMATED REASONING
 
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On Semantic Resolution with Lemmaizing and Contraction
 
        Maria Paola Bonacina
        University of Iowa
 
        Jieh Hsiang
        National Taiwan University
 
Tableaux for Expansion and Contraction

	Roderic A. Girle
	University of Auckland

Translating Machine-Generated Resolution Proofs into ND-Proofs
at the Assertion Level
 
        Xiaorong Huang
        Universitat des Sarlandes

Evidential Temporal Representations and Reasoning
 
        Bingning Dai, David A. Bell and John G. Hughes
        University of Ulster at Jordanstown

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11:00 - 13:00  NEURAL NETS AND UNCERTAINTY II
 
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Using Artificial Neural Networks for Meteor-Burst Communications
Trail Prediction
 
        Stuart Melville
        ML Sultan Technikon
 
        Fraser David
        University of Natal
 
        Geoff Sutcliffe
        James Cook University

Modeling Commonsense Rules in an Inference Network

	Boon Toh Low
	The Chinese University of Hong Kong

Adaptive SEJONG-NET for On-line Hangul Recognition
 
        Hyeyoung Park, Kwanyong Lee and Yillbyung Lee
        Yonsei University 

A Unified Algebraic Structure for Uncertain Reasoning

	Xudong Luo and Chengqi Zhang
	The University of  New England

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11:00 - 13:00 	POSTER SESSION 
 
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Abduction and Memoing

	Tim Menzies
	Monash University

	Andrew Taylor
	University of New South Wales

Coherent Treatment of Continuous-Valued Attributes and Nominal 
Attributes in Naive Bayesian Classifiers

	Kai Ming Ting
	University of Waikato

Applying Path-Based Non-Monotonic Reasoning to Implement 
Non-Waterfall CASE Tools

	Anthony Berglas
	The University of Queensland

Learning for Moving between Subgoals

	Katsu Morizane, Seiji Yamada and Jun'ichi Toyoda 
	ISIR Osaka University

Corpus-based Approach to Conjunct Identification in Korean 
Noun Phrase Coordination

	Jaehyung Yang
	Kangnam University

Let's Get Rid of Compositionality!

	Francis Jeffry Pelletier
	University of Alberta

Extending GENET for Fuzzy Constraints Satisfaction Problems

	Jason Ho-Yeung Wong, Ka-fei Ng and Ho-fung Leung
	The Chinese University of Hong Kong

Learning and Organizing Overlapping Concepts

	Hidehiko Iwasa and Naokazu Yokoya
	Nara Institute of Science and Technology

	Yasuhiro Uchida, Noboru Babaguchi and Tadahiro Kitahashi
	Osaka University

Toward Generalization of the Semantic Metric in the SD-Form Semantics Model

	Masahiro Wakiyama
	Kitakyushu National College of Technology

	Eiji Kawaguchi
	Kyushu Institute of Technology

An Architecture for Agent-Integrated Desktop Tools

	Stephen Cranefield and Martin Purvis
	University of Otago

Recognising 3D Machine Objects using a Fuzzly Machine Learning Approach

	Brendan McCane and Olivier de Vel
	James Cook University of North Queensland

	Terry Caelli
	Curtin University of Technology

Does Navigation Require More Than One Compass?

	Daniela Rus
	Dartmouth College

	Allan, James
	University of Massachusetts

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			LUNCH & FREE AFTERNOON

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                        FRIDAY, 30 AUGUST
 
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08:00 - 09:00  REGISTRATION
 
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09:00 - 10:30  PLENARY SESSION  Joerg Siekmann
 
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10:30 -11:00            TEA
 
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11:00 - 13:00  PANEL ON ROBOTICS
	Chair: Prof Jane Hsu, National Taiwan University
	Panelists:
	Prof Rodney Brooks, MIT
	Prof Shin'ichi Yuta, Tsukuba University
	Prof Ray Jarvis, Monash University

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11:00 - 13:00  KNOWLEDGE REPRESENTATION II
 
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Exten: A System for Computing Default Logic Extensions

	Allen P. Courtney and Norman Foo
	University of Sydney

	Grigoris Antoniou
	Griffith University

A Logic for Concurrent Actions with Failure
 
        David Morley
        Australian AI Institute
 
        Liz Sonenberg
        The University of Melbourne
 
Domain World Models represented from Variable Viewpoints for ICAI
Systems of High-school Chemistry
 
        Tatsuhiro Konishi and Yukihiro Itoh
        Shizuoka University

Creating Theoretical Terms for Non-deterministic Actions
 
        Rex Bing Hung Kwok
        University of Sydney   

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11:00 - 13:00  NONMONOTONIC REASONING
 
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Conservative expansion concepts for default theories

	Grigoris Antoniou
	Griffith University

	C. K. MacNish 
	University of Western Australia

	Norman Foo 
	University of Sydney   

On Formation of Exception Hierarchy
 
        Kouzou Ohara, Noboru Babaguchi and Tadahiro Kitahashi
        Osaka University

Anytime Default Inference
 
        Aditya Ghose
        University of Sydney   
 
        Randy Goebel
        University of Alberta

Studying properties of classes of default logics - Preliminary Report

	Grigoris Antoniou
	Griffith University

	Tyrone O'Neill and Joe Thurbon
	University of Sydney

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13:00 - 14:00			LUNCH
 
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14:00 - 15:30  INTELLIGENT AGENTS
 
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Learning Cooperative Behavior in Multi-Agent Environment - A Case
Study of Choice of Play-Plans in Soccer
 
        Itsuki Noda, Hitoshi Matsubara and Kazuo Hiraki
        Electrotechnical Laboratory

CIFI: An Intelligent Agent for Citation Finding on The World-wide Web

	Seng Wai Loke, Andrew Davison and Leon Sterling
	The University of Melbourne

Automatic Making of Sokoban Problems
 
        Yoshio Murase and Yuzuru Hiraga
        University of Library and Information Science
 
        Hitoshi Matsubara
        Electrotechnical Laboratory

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14:00 - 15:30  PLANNING
 
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Solving Subgraph Isomorphism Problems by a New Planning Methodology

	Zong Ling and David Y. Y. Yun
	University of Hawaii

Bringing About Rationality: Incorporating Plans Into a BDI Agent
Architecture
 
        Lawrence Cavedon
        R. M. I. T.
 
        Anand Rao
        Australian AI Institute
 
An Architecture for Autonomous Flying Vehicles: A Preliminary Report
 
        Lam-Fan Lee and Alex Kean
        The Hong Kong University of Science and Technology

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14:00 - 15:30  PATTERN RECOGNITION
 
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Face Recognition through Hough Transform for Irises Extraction and 
Projection Procedures for Parts Localization

	Yoshiaki Segawa, Hiroshi Sakai, Kazuhito Murakami and Hiroyasu
        Koshimizu
	Chukyo University

	Toshio Endoh and Takashi Toriu
	Fujitsu Laboratories LTD.

Extraction of Face Region and Features Based on Chromatic Properties 
of Human Faces

	Tae-Woong Yoo and Il-Seok Oh
	Chonbuk National University

A Fast Pattern-matching Algorithm Using Matching Candidates for
Production Systems
 
        Mitsunori Matsushita
        NTT Communcation Science Laboratories
 
        Motohide Umano, Itsuo Hatono and Hiroyuki Tamura
        Osaka University
 
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15:30			CLOSING CEREMONY
 
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PRICAI-96:
Fourth Pacific Rim International Conference On Artificial Intelligence

email: [email-masked]