From jeedward at gmail.com Thu Oct 5 10:51:32 2006
From: jeedward at gmail.com (John Edward)
Date: Thu, 5 Oct 2006 10:51:32 -0400
Subject: [ACT-R-users] Call for papers
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*Apologies for cross posting. Please forward to interested people*
www.PromoteResearch.org
The 2007 International Multi-Conference in Computer Science, Engineering,
and Information Science will be held during 9-12 of July 2007 in Orlando,
FL, USA. The multi-conference consists of four major events namely
International Conference on Artificial Intelligence and Pattern Recognition
(AIPR-07)
International Conference on Enterprise Information Systems and Web
Technologies (EISWT-07)
International Conference on High Performance Computing, Networking and
Communication Systems (HPCNCS-07)
International Conference on Software Engineering Theory and Practice
(SETP-07)
All these events will be held simultaneously at the same place. Click on
www.PromoteResearch.org for more
information.
Sincerely
John Edward
Publicity committee co-chair
PS: please send an email to the above address in case you are not interested
on further emails on this event.
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From bhanu.prasad at famu.edu Fri Oct 6 13:31:10 2006
From: bhanu.prasad at famu.edu (Dr. Bhanu Prasad)
Date: Fri, 6 Oct 2006 13:31:10 -0400
Subject: [ACT-R-users] Call for book Chapters
Message-ID: <010501c6e96d$36fc0170$d815dfa8@newcis.cis.famu.edu>
Call for book Chapters
The following two books are planned to be published by Springer-Verlag
during 2007/2008:
(1). Soft Computing Applications in Business
(2). Soft Computing Applications in Industry
We invite book chapter contributions. Please see the website:
http://www.bhanuprasad.org/chapters.html for more information.
Please feel free to contact me if you need additional information.
Sincerely
Bhanu Prasad
Contact address
Bhanu Prasad
Department of Computer and Information Sciences
Florida A&M University, Tallahassee, FL 32307, USA
Email: bhanu.prasad at famu.edu and CC to: bhanupvsr at gmail.com
Phone: 1-850-412-7350 Fax: 1-850-599-3221
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From generic.intelligence at gmail.com Sun Oct 8 13:12:10 2006
From: generic.intelligence at gmail.com (YKY (Yan King Yin))
Date: Mon, 9 Oct 2006 01:12:10 +0800
Subject: [ACT-R-users] G0 architecture
Message-ID:
Dear ACT-R group
This is the first time I post here, and I don't know much about ACT-R,
so pardon me if I get something wrong.
I have written an outline for an intelligent agent architecture called G0.
The indes page is here:
http://www.geocities.com/genericai/GI-Architecture.htm
where you can click to explanations of various modules.
I'm wondering if people in this group are interested in my ideas.
Basically I want to build an agent capable of common sense reasoning
and long-term learning. I assume this is also the goal of ACT-R.
I guess most of the things I propose have already been done in ACT-R
but the point is to build an integrated system. I think that would be a
very challenging and fun project, and useful too.
Please give your comments, suggestions, and corrections if there're
mistakes in what I wrote.
Thanks in advance,
YKY
From haimson at aptima.com Mon Oct 9 11:46:57 2006
From: haimson at aptima.com (Craig Haimson)
Date: Mon, 9 Oct 2006 11:46:57 -0400
Subject: [ACT-R-users] Cognitive Scientist Positions available at Aptima,
Inc.
Message-ID: <002401c6ebba$272a0ef0$9914a8c0@HAIMSON2>
Aptima currently has openings for Cognitive Scientists at both its Woburn,
MA and Washington, DC offices.
We are looking to fill Cognitive Scientist positions in both our Applied
Cognitive Modeling and Performance Assessment areas. In the Applied
Cognitive Modeling area, we are looking for individuals interested in the
design, development, and testing of software that leverages computational
modeling and knowledge representation to provide semi-automated solutions
for training and facilitating human decision-making. In the Performance
Assessment area, we are looking for individuals interested in working on a
variety of projects related to training needs analysis, training system
development, performance measure development, and human performance
assessment.
Minimum Requirements:
-Ph.D. in Cognitive Science, Cognitive Psychology, Experimental Psychology,
Human Factors, or a related field
-Ability and willingness to travel
-Excellent written communication skills
-Excellent verbal communication skills
-U.S. Citizenship
-Must be able to obtain Secret security clearance
For the Applied Cognitive Modeling position, the ideal candidate will have
at least three of the following:
-Proficiency in cognitive modeling
-Proficiency in expert systems
-Proficiency in software requirements and design
-Proficiency in education or training system design
-Proficiency in intelligent tutoring systems
-Proficiency in natural language processing
-Proficiency in experimental design and statistical data analysis
For the Performance Assessment position, the ideal candidate will have at
least three of the following:
-Proficiency in task and training needs analysis
-Proficiency in defining measures for assessment (e.g., training,
performance)
-Experience in education or training system design
-Experience with simulation-based training systems
-Proficiency in experimental design and statistical data analysis
-Proficiency with data analysis programs (SPSS/SAS)
Aptima will compensate applicants for any travel or relocation expenses to
fill this position. All applicants must be willing to work in one of
Aptima's office locations Aptima's Woburn, MA office or Washington, DC
office Monday through Friday (no telecommuting or compressed schedules).
Qualified candidates should submit a cover letter, resume/vita, and writing
sample to aptima_personnel at aptima.com.
ALL APPLICANTS SELECTED WILL BE SUBJECT TO A GOVERNMENT SECURITY
INVESTIGATION AND MUST MEET ELIGIBILITY REQUIREMENTS FOR ACCESS TO
CLASSIFIED INFORMATION. EQUAL OPPORTUNITY EMPLOYER M/F, VETS/DISABLED.
Craig Haimson, Ph.D.
Team Lead, Cognitive Training Technologies
Aptima, Inc.
1726 M Street NW, Suite 900
Washington, DC 20036
202-842-1548 x314 (voice)
202-842-2630 (fax)
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From johnso16 at beckman.uiuc.edu Thu Oct 12 16:01:33 2006
From: johnso16 at beckman.uiuc.edu (Johnson, Susan L.)
Date: Thu, 12 Oct 2006 15:01:33 -0500
Subject: [ACT-R-users] 2007 Beckman Institute Fellows Applications Now Being
Accepted
Message-ID: <87D63F6D93DB14418272BF5859FFF2C9035E7A1F@BI-ADMEX.beckman-admin.uiuc.edu>
2007 Beckman Institute Fellows Program
Applications are now being accepted for the 2007 Beckman Institute
Fellows Program. The Beckman Institute at the University of Illinois is
an interdisciplinary research center that focuses on three main research
initiatives: Biological Intelligence, Human-Computer Intelligent
Interaction, and Molecular and Electronic Nanostructures. The fields of
research encompassed by the Fellows program include the behavioral and
biological sciences, chemistry, physics, computation, engineering, human
factors, neuroscience, and cognitive neuroscience.
Year 2007 Beckman Institute Fellows will be appointed for up to three
years, beginning as early as June 2007 and no later tan December 31,
2007. Fellows receive $51,000 per year, a research budget, and limited
reimbursement for health insurance premiums. To be eligible, a Ph.D.
must have been received no earlier than December 2004.
For more information, online instructions and application forms visit:
www.beckman.uiuc.edu/faculty/fellows.html.
________________________
Beckman Institute
University of Illinois
405 North Mathews Avenue
Urbana, IL 61801
217-244-7114
www.beckman.uiuc.edu
From mhsohn at gmail.com Tue Oct 17 14:56:25 2006
From: mhsohn at gmail.com (mh sohn)
Date: Tue, 17 Oct 2006 14:56:25 -0400
Subject: [ACT-R-users] Congnitive Neuroscience Faculty Position at George
Washington University
Message-ID: <4156b22e0610171156m6bd96f25qc83f80b1548db01d@mail.gmail.com>
Dear Colleagues:
The George Washington University Department of Psychology is accepting
applications for an opening at the assistant professor level in the area
of cognitive neuroscience. We would greatly appreciate if you would
share the position announcement provided below with any colleagues who
may be interested in applying.
Myeong-Ho Sohn
Assistant Professor, Cognitive Neuroscience. The Department of
Psychology at George Washington University invites applications for a
tenure-track position at the level of Assistant Professor to join a
program in Cognitive Neuroscience beginning Fall 2007. We will
consider applicants working in all areas of cognition including, but
not limited to, learning, memory, perception, attention,
executive/control processes and decision-making. An ideal candidate
will be someone who has a strong background in both cognitive
psychology and neuroscience. Basic Qualifications: Applicants must
have Ph.D. in Psychology or a closely related field by August 1, 2007,
a commitment to research as evidenced by publications in scholarly
journals, and a planned research program with the potential for future
external funding is expected. Salary and start up costs are very
competitive. George Washington University is an Equal
Opportunity/Affirmative Action Employer and applications from women
and minorities are encouraged. For information on the department see
http://www.gwu.edu/~psycdept. Review of applicants will begin
December 1, 2006 and continue until the position is filled.
Application Procedure: To be considered, send a curriculum vitae, a
letter of interest, representative research reprints and three letters
of recommendation to: Cognitive Neuroscience Search Committee,
Department of Psychology, The George Washington University,
Washington, D.C., 20052.
--
Myeong-Ho Sohn
Assistant Professor, Psychology
George Washington University
202-994-6322 (voice)
202-994-1602 (fax)
http://home.gwu.edu/~mhsohn/
From jjoshi at mail.sis.pitt.edu Wed Oct 18 22:35:33 2006
From: jjoshi at mail.sis.pitt.edu (James B. D. Joshi)
Date: Wed, 18 Oct 2006 22:35:33 -0400
Subject: [ACT-R-users] CFP NetCri-07
Message-ID: <006401c6f327$4dd02ac0$5e768e88@gis39>
The First International Workshop on Research Challenges in Next
Generation Networks for First Responders and Critical Infrastructures
Website: http://www.cs.umd.edu/~sharno/NetCri07/
In Conjunction with
The IEEE IPCCC 2007, New Orleans, Louisiana, April 11-13
Website: http://www.ipccc.org/
=========================================================
Program Description
--------------------
As advances in pervasive computing, wireless communication and sensor
networks continue, more opportunities are open to first responders and
critical infrastructures to benefit from these technologies. Providing
first responders with the best possible technology, infrastructure and
services help save the lives of the general public and the first
responders as well. One of the main challenges to the operations of
first responders and critical infrastructures is to deploy a
communication network that is dependable, secure, and rapidly
deployable. In order to operate effectively, the deployed network
supports services such as location determination, audio and video
communication, and in site and remote sensing. Another key feature for
first responders and critical infrastructures networks is to support
interactions among multiple heterogeneous networks.
This workshop provides a forum for researchers, industry, and government
agencies to discuss the challenges facing the design, deployment and
operational issues for next generation network support for first
responders and critical infrastructure. The workshop will identify and
define fundamental concepts and techniques, resolve conflicts between
different approaches in the area, and provide a common ground for an
advanced research and development agenda. Topics of interest include,
but are not limited to:
- Smart environments (buildings, roads, vehicles, etc.)
- Fast roaming in heterogonous network environment
- Localization and time synchronization
- Rapidly deployable and self configuring services and networks
- Security, dependability, privacy, and performance trade-offs
- QoS in heterogeneous wireless networks
- Sensor and actuator networks for information gathering and real-time
control
- Network and system support for augmented reality and visual analytics
- Test beds
- Simulation studies of first responders and critical infrastructures?
networks
- Novel and adaptive communication protocols to support first responders
and critical infrastructure? operation
- Resource management and allocation
- Power control management
- Admission, load and flow control
- Performance analysis and experimentation of heterogeneous wireless
networks
- Security techniques and methods for heterogeneous wireless networks
- Interoperability among WLANs, Cellular, WSN and wired networks
- Measurements on heterogeneous networks
- Mobility models and traffic patterns in disaster areas
- Cross-layer design
Workshop Co-chairs
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Mohamed Eltoweissy, Virginia Tech, USA
Moustafa Youssef, University of Maryland, USA
From lucas.vitti at gmail.com Thu Oct 19 09:36:09 2006
From: lucas.vitti at gmail.com (Lucas Vitti Rodrigues)
Date: Thu, 19 Oct 2006 10:36:09 -0300
Subject: [ACT-R-users] Error Modeling
Message-ID: <602a2c850610190636q4ceef547o999d5b9bf6d6a510@mail.gmail.com>
Hi all
ACT-R 6 does have a indirect match module for human error modeling?
(According with "Error Modeling in the ACT-R Production System", Anderson,
Lebi?re, Reder)
Thanks
--
Lucas Vitti Rodrigues
e-mail: lucas.vitti at gmail.com
Instituto de Matem?tica e Estat?stica
Universidade de S?o Paulo
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From lucas.vitti at gmail.com Mon Oct 23 14:37:20 2006
From: lucas.vitti at gmail.com (Lucas Vitti Rodrigues)
Date: Mon, 23 Oct 2006 15:37:20 -0300
Subject: [ACT-R-users] Error Modeling in ACT-R
Message-ID: <602a2c850610231137t79bf7b51r42170dc43db4dce1@mail.gmail.com>
Hi all
ACT-R 6 does have a indirect match module for human error modeling?
(According with "Error Modeling in the ACT-R Production System", Anderson,
Lebi?re, Reder)
Thanks
--
Lucas Vitti Rodrigues
e-mail: lucas.vitti at gmail.com
Instituto de Matem?tica e Estat?stica
Universidade de S?o Paulo
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From tkelley at arl.army.mil Mon Oct 23 15:51:37 2006
From: tkelley at arl.army.mil (Kelley, Troy (Civ,ARL/HRED))
Date: Mon, 23 Oct 2006 15:51:37 -0400
Subject: [ACT-R-users] Error Modeling in ACT-R
Message-ID:
DO you mean partial matching? Partial matching can be used for error modeling.
Troy D. Kelley
US Army Research Laboratory
Human Research and Engineering Directorate
AMSRD-ARL-HR-SE
Aberdeen, MD, 21005-5425
Ph: 410-278-5869
FAX: 410-278-9523
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From: act-r-users-bounces at act-r.psy.cmu.edu [mailto:act-r-users-bounces at act-r.psy.cmu.edu] On Behalf Of Lucas Vitti Rodrigues
Sent: Monday, October 23, 2006 2:37 PM
To: act-r-users at act-r.psy.cmu.edu
Subject: [ACT-R-users] Error Modeling in ACT-R
Hi all
ACT-R 6 does have a indirect match module for human error modeling? (According with "Error Modeling in the ACT-R Production System", Anderson, Lebi?re, Reder)
Thanks
--
Lucas Vitti Rodrigues
e-mail: lucas.vitti at gmail.com
Instituto de Matem?tica e Estat?stica
Universidade de S?o Paulo
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From rsun at rpi.edu Thu Oct 19 19:02:35 2006
From: rsun at rpi.edu (Professor Ron Sun)
Date: Thu, 19 Oct 2006 19:02:35 -0400
Subject: [ACT-R-users] Cognitive Systems Research --- new issues available
Message-ID: <38037CE0-DC32-441F-B97A-A10A086999D4@rpi.edu>
New Issues of Cognitive Systems Research are now available on
ScienceDirect:
NOTE: If the URLs in this email are not active hyperlinks, copy and
paste the URL into the address/location box in your browser.
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* Cognitive Systems Research
Volume 7, Issue 1, Pages 1-96 (March 2006)
Models of Eye-Movement Control in Reading
Edited by Erik D. Reichle
http://www.sciencedirect.com/science/issue/
6595-2006-999929998-613319
Computational models of eye-movement control during reading: Theories
of the eye-mind link
Pages 2-3
Erik D. Reichle
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_ob=GatewayURL&_method=citationSearch&_urlVersion=4&_origin=SDVIALERTASC
II&_version=1&_uoikey=B6W6C-4H21NHS-1&md5=86a22a91e2f756106bc80adf063fe1
e8
EZ Reader: A cognitive-control, serial-attention model of eye-
movement behavior during reading
Pages 4-22
Erik D. Reichle, Alexander Pollatsek and Keith Rayner
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_ob=GatewayURL&_method=citationSearch&_urlVersion=4&_origin=SDVIALERTASC
II&_version=1&_uoikey=B6W6C-4H3BM5H-1&md5=e429e491fb9b24f28be853d3c3b8ac
93
Current advances in SWIFT
Pages 23-33
E.M. Richter, R. Engbert and R. Kliegl
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II&_version=1&_uoikey=B6W6C-4H21NHS-2&md5=1d2001f571c7e6bb349945aa05c265
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Some empirical tests of an interactive activation model of eye
movement control in reading
Pages 34-55
Ronan G. Reilly and Ralph Radach
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II&_version=1&_uoikey=B6W6C-4H68P00-1&md5=4d9a3d013ee113f17da249e32349aa
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An oculomotor-based model of eye movements in reading: The
competition/interaction model
Pages 56-69
Shun-nan Yang
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II&_version=1&_uoikey=B6W6C-4H877TT-1&md5=1dc0125bf7613964ed30042f017e8d
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Eye movements as time-series random variables: A stochastic model of
eye movement control in reading
Pages 70-95
Gary Feng
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Cognitive Systems Research
Volume 7, Issues 2-3, Pages 97-326 (June 2006)
Cognition, Joint Action and Collective Intentionality
Edited by Luca Tummolini and Cristiano Castelfranchi
Introduction to the Special Issue on Cognition, Joint Action and
Collective Intentionality
Cognitive Systems Research, Volume 7, Issues 2-3, June 2006, Pages
97-100
Luca Tummolini and Cristiano Castelfranchi
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EMFRASCII&_version=1&md5=5b56a50a52d042ef279f82a622cfb5af
From mirror neurons to joint actions
Cognitive Systems Research, Volume 7, Issues 2-3, June 2006, Pages
101-112
Elisabeth Pacherie and Jerome Dokic
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Pretend play and the development of collective intentionality
Cognitive Systems Research, Volume 7, Issues 2-3, June 2006, Pages
113-127
Hannes Rakoczy
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_ob=GatewayURL&_method=citationSearch&_uoikey=B6W6C-4JF997K-1&_origin=SD
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Sharedness and privateness in human early social life
Cognitive Systems Research, Volume 7, Issues 2-3, June 2006, Pages
128-139
Maurizio Tirassa, Francesca Marina Bosco and Livia Colle
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EMFRASCII&_version=1&md5=063b10c94598fcdb9c787a95f764e58c
From extended mind to collective mind
Cognitive Systems Research, Volume 7, Issues 2-3, June 2006, Pages
140-150
Deborah Perron Tollefsen
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Collective representational content for shared extended mind
Cognitive Systems Research, Volume 7, Issues 2-3, June 2006, Pages
151-174
Tibor Bosse, Catholijn M. Jonker, Martijn C. Schut and Jan Treur
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Uptake and joint action
Cognitive Systems Research, Volume 7, Issues 2-3, June 2006, Pages
175-191
Joris Hulstijn and Nicolas Maudet
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From collective intentionality to intentional collectives: An
ontological perspective
Cognitive Systems Research, Volume 7, Issues 2-3, June 2006, Pages
192-208
Emanuele Bottazzi, Carola Catenacci, Aldo Gangemi and Jos Lehmann
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Argyll-Feet giants: A cognitive analysis of collective autonomy
Cognitive Systems Research, Volume 7, Issues 2-3, June 2006, Pages
209-219
Rosaria Conte and Paolo Turrini
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Culture, evolution and the puzzle of human cooperation
Cognitive Systems Research, Volume 7, Issues 2-3, June 2006, Pages
220-245
Joseph Henrich and Natalie Henrich
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The economic and evolutionary basis of selves
Cognitive Systems Research, Volume 7, Issues 2-3, June 2006, Pages
246-258
Don Ross
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The dynamics of intention in collaborative activity
Cognitive Systems Research, Volume 7, Issues 2-3, June 2006, Pages
259-272
Barbara J. Grosz and Luke Hunsberger
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Social obligation as reason for action
Cognitive Systems Research, Volume 7, Issues 2-3, June 2006, Pages
273-285
Kaarlo Miller
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Group beliefs and the distinction between belief and acceptance
Cognitive Systems Research, Volume 7, Issues 2-3, June 2006, Pages
286-297
Raul Hakli
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Institutional facts, performativity and false beliefs
Cognitive Systems Research, Volume 7, Issues 2-3, June 2006, Pages
298-306
Eerik Lagerspetz
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EMFRASCII&_version=1&md5=e773b1f1116cac3bce816a11aa458656
The cognitive and behavioral mediation of institutions: Towards an
account of institutional actions
Cognitive Systems Research, Volume 7, Issues 2-3, June 2006, Pages
307-323
Luca Tummolini and Cristiano Castelfranchi
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* Cognitive Systems Research
Volume 7, Issue 4, Pages 327-378 (December 2006)
http://www.sciencedirect.com/science/issue/
6595-2006-999929995-635590
Modeling meta-cognition in a cognitive architecture
Pages 327-338
Ron Sun, Xi Zhang and Robert Mathews
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II&_version=1&_uoikey=B6W6C-4HK03H5-1&md5=96d237dc2217e5b2e7dfeb823fc5d9
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Human and machine perception of biological motion
Pages 339-356
Vijay Laxmi, R.I. Damper and J.N. Carter
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II&_version=1&_uoikey=B6W6C-4JRVCP6-1&md5=52bfed7a1dfd43f5e69b0dae8fd76f
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Are unsupervised neural networks ignorant? Sizing the effect of
environmental distributions on unsupervised learning
Pages 357-371
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From jjoshi at mail.sis.pitt.edu Mon Oct 30 11:18:50 2006
From: jjoshi at mail.sis.pitt.edu (James Joshi)
Date: Mon, 30 Oct 2006 11:18:50 -0500 (EST)
Subject: [ACT-R-users] Call for Papers :: WIA-07
Message-ID: <20531348.281162225150531.JavaMail.javamailuser@localhost>
[Apologies for multiple postings]
Call for Papers
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The 3rd International Workshop on Information Assurance (WIA 2007)
In conjunction with the 26th IEEE International Performance Computing and Communications Conference (IPCCC)
April 11-13, 2007 - New Orleans, Louisiana, USA
URL: http://www.sis.pitt.edu/~lersais/WIA2007/
Paper Submission Due: November 30, 2006
Scope: Information Assurance (IA) is defined as the operations undertaken to protect and defend information and information systems by ensuring their availability, integrity, authentication, confidentiality and non-repudiation. Availability implies that networks and systems must be survivable and fault tolerant - they should possess redundancies to operate under failures or security breaches. For example, networks should be designed with sufficient spare and working capacity, efficient traffic restoration protocols, alarms and network management. Security encompasses the other aspects of IA, namely integrity, access-control, authentication, confidentiality and non-repudiation as they apply to both networks and systems. The increasing reliance of business-to-business and business-to-consumer applications on networked information systems dramatically magnifies the consequence of damages resulting from even simple system faults and intrusions, making the task of assuring confidentiality, availability and integrity of information difficult. Although several piecemeal solutions address concerns related to the security and fault tolerance of various components of such networked information systems, there is a growing need to leverage the synergy between security and survivability to provide a higher level of information assurance in the face of faults and attacks. We seek papers that address theoretical, experimental, systems-related and work in-progress in the area of Information Assurance at the network and system levels. We expect to have three types of sessions - the first related to survivability and fault tolerance, the second related to security, and the third related to the interactions between security and survivability. Papers should describe original, previously unpublished work, not currently under review by another conference, workshop, or journal. Papers accepted for presentation will be published in the IPCCC conference proceedings. The workshop will also include invited papers. Topics of interest include, but are not limited to:
- Authorization and access-control
- Web services security
- Database and system security
- Risk analysis and security management
- Security verification/validation
- Wireless Security & Survivability
- Network Restoration techniques
- Network Reliability/Availability
- Digital Rights Management
- DoS protection for the Internet
- Cryptographic protocols and Key management
- Intrusion Detection Techniques
- Ad hoc sensor network security
- Models and architectures for systems security and survivability
- Security / survivability in optical networks
- E/M-commerce security and survivability architectures
- Public policy issues for security and survivability
- Botnets detection and response
- Trust negotiation/management
- Privacy models and mechanisms
Instructions for authors: Papers reporting original and unpublished research results on the above and related topics are solicited. All submitted papers will be refereed for quality, originality and relevance by the Program Committee. The acceptance/rejection of the papers will be based on the review results. All questions should be addressed to the PC co-chairs. Authors are encouraged to submit their papers electronically. An electronic version (PDF format) of the paper should be submitted by November 30, 2006 to the workshop website. Manuscripts should be in English and must not exceed 8 pages (IEEE format) for regular papers and 4 pages (IEEE format) for short papers. Short papers will be included for presentation in a poster session. A cover page must include a title, descriptive keywords, all author's names, complete mailing addresses, telephone numbers, e-mail addresses and an abstract of up to 150 words. Both regular and short papers accepted for presentation will be published in the IPCCC conference proceedings. For any further information, please check the workshop web page at http://www.sis.pitt.edu/~lersais/WIA2007/ or send e-mail to one of the program co-chairs.
Inviting selected papers for an edited book is being planned.
Important Dates:
- Submission Deadline: November 30, 2006
- Notification of Acceptance: December 30, 2006
- Camera-Ready Copy Received: January 26, 2007
- Workshop Date: April 11-13, 2007
General Chairs:
David Tipper, University of Pittsburgh (dtipper at mail.sis.pitt.edu)
Prashant Krishnamurthy, University of Pittsburgh (prashant at mail.sis.pitt.edu)
Program Co-chairs:
- James Joshi, University of Pittsburgh, (jjoshi at mail.sis.pitt.edu)
- Yi Qian, University of Puerto Rico, (yqian at ece.uprm.edu)
- Jun Wang, Microsoft Corporation, (jun.y.wang at gmail.com)
- William Yurcik, Army Research Lab, (yurcik at acm.org)
From schoem at rpi.edu Tue Oct 31 11:45:40 2006
From: schoem at rpi.edu (Mike Schoelles)
Date: Tue, 31 Oct 2006 11:45:40 -0500
Subject: [ACT-R-users] CALL FOR TUTORIAL AND WORKSHOP PROPOSALS
Message-ID:
COGSCI 2007
The 29th Annual Conference of the Cognitive Science Society
August 1 - 4
Nashville, Tenn
CALL FOR TUTORIAL AND WORKSHOP PROPOSALS
http://csep.psyc.memphis.edu/cogsci07
TUTORIAL PROPOSALS
The tutorials at Cognitive Science 2007 will provide conference
participants with the opportunity to gain new insights, knowledge, and
skills from a broad range of areas in the field of cognitive science.
Tutorial topics may range from practical guidelines to academic issues
and theory.
Tutorial participants will be from a wide range of the cognitive
sciences, but they will be looking for insights into their own areas
and summaries of other areas providing tools, techniques, and results
to use in their own teaching and research.
Tutorials must present well established results, yesterday's results
from your lab are not encouraged. Tutorials in an interactive format
are encouraged. They can involve an introduction to technical skills
or methods (e.g., cognitive modeling in ACT-R, Bayesian modeling,
eyetracking, fMRI, methods of analyzing qualitative observational data).
They are likely to include substantial review of material.
Most tutorials should be at the introductory graduate school
level or higher. That is, the tutorials should be accessible to
postgraduate students, but should also assume a first degree in one of
the cognitive sciences.
Arrangements: Each tutorial is designed to be a half-day or full-day in
duration. Half-day tutorials are about 3 hours long (not including
breaks). Full day tutorials are about 6 hours long (not including
breaks). Please indicate the duration of your proposed tutorial in
your application.
REVIEW PROCESS: Tutorial proposals will be evaluated by the tutorial
committee on the basis of their estimated benefit for prospective
participants and on their fit within the tutorials program as a whole.
Factors to be considered include relevance, importance, and audience
appeal; suitability for presentation in a half-day or full-day tutorial
format; use of presentation methods that offer participants direct
experience with the material being taught; how much they might help
unify cognitive science; teaching a skill or covering a topic that would
not have another outlet; and past experience and qualifications of the
instructors with their tutorial.
Selection is also based on the overall distribution of topics,
approaches (overview, theory, methodology, how-to), audience experience
levels, and specialties of the intended audiences.
PROPOSAL: If you want to submit a proposal, please follow the
instructions at:
http://csep.psyc.memphis.edu/cogsci07/tutorials.htm
COMPENSATION: A budget of $125 will be awarded for each half-day
tutorial that is taught, $250 for each full-day. If a tutorial has two
or more instructors, the budget will be shared among them. Tutors will
not be charged for attending their own tutorial. Tutors may bring a
helper to the tutorial at no cost.
WORKSHOP PROPOSALS
The purpose of pre-conference workshops is to provide organizers and
participants with an opportunity for an in-depth discussion on a
specific topic important to cognitive science in general. Workshops
can choose to concentrate on emerging research or cross-disciplinary
topics, but can also discuss application issues.
Workshop notes should be assembled by the workshop organizers based on
the input from workshop presenters. The workshop notes should be made
available to workshop participants in printed form by the organizers
themselves. They will use the same format as the proceedings of the
main session of the Cognitive Science Conference, but will be
distributed separately.
DURATION: Each workshop is designed to be a half-day or full-day in
duration. Half-day workshops are about 3 hours long (not including
breaks). Full day workshops are about 6 hours long (not including
breaks). Please indicate the duration of your proposed workshop in
your application.
REVIEW PROCESS: Each workshop proposal should contain all the
information that the workshop chairs and the program committee need to
judge the importance and quality of the workshop and the interest in
the proposed topic. Each workshop may have one or more designated
organizers and, possibly, a workshop program committee. Workshop
organizers need to set up their own web site with the workshop
materials, to be linked to from the Cognitive Science Conference web
site.
PROPOSAL: If you want to submit a proposal, please follow the
instructions at:
http://csep.psyc.memphis.edu/cogsci07/workshop.htm
IMPORTANT DATES
February 1, 2007: Submissions due at 5:00pm GMT
February 26, 2007 Reviews due for Workshop proposals
March 12, 2007 Reviews due for Tutorial proposals
March 1, 2007: Notification of acceptance or rejection for workshops
March 26, 2007: Notification of acceptance or rejection for tutorials
April 30, 2007: Camera-ready abstract copy due for inclusion in
proceedings
TUTORIAL AND WORKSHOP CHAIRS
Michael Schoelles (Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute)
Katja Weimer-Hastings (Northern Illinois University)
PROGRAM COMMITTEE
Erik M. Altmann (Michigan State University)
Matthew Crocker (Saarland University)
Tom Griffiths (Brown University)
Glenn Gunzelmann (US Air Force)
John Hale (Michigan State University)
Gary Jones (University of Derby)
Padraic Monaghan (University of York)
Yvette Tenney (BBN Labs)
Richard Young (University of Hertfordshire)
Frank Ritter (Pennsylvania State University)
CONTACT ADDRESSES
Michael Schoelles Katja Wiemer-Hastings
Cognitive Science Department Department of Psychology
Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute Northern Illinois University
110 8th Street
Troy, NY 12180 DeKalb IL 60115
USA USA
Phone +1-518-276-3318 Phone +1-815-753-5227
Fax +1-518-276-3017 Fax +1-815-753-8088
From Paul.Bello at rl.af.mil Tue Oct 31 15:22:51 2006
From: Paul.Bello at rl.af.mil (Bello, Paul F Civ AFRL/IFSB)
Date: Tue, 31 Oct 2006 15:22:51 -0500
Subject: [ACT-R-users] IEEE Conference: Computational Intelligence in
Defense Applicatio ns
Message-ID:
Dear colleagues,
I'm pleased to announce that the IEEE is actively requesting papers for the
2007 Symposium on Computational Intelligence in Defense Applications (see
below for details). The topic of computational cognitive process models in
defense-related R&D will be addressed in the symposium, and given your
current and past research programs, I'm hoping that you will consider
submitting past unpublished results, summaries, lessons-learned, or reports
on active research in this area. If you have colleagues who you think would
be interested in submission and aren't listed on this distribution, I'd
encourage you to forward this along to them as well.
I hope to see you in Honolulu,
Paul
What: First IEEE Symposium on Computational Intelligence for Security and
Defense Applications (CISDA 2007)
Where: Hilton Hawaiian Village Resort, Honolulu, Hawaii, USA
When: April 1-5, 2007
Important Dates:
Submission: November 30, 2006
Notification: December 30, 2006
Camera-Ready: January 15, 2007
Conference: April 1-5, 2007
CALL FOR CONTRIBUTED PAPERS
Given the current global security environment, there has been increased
interest within the military and security communities in novel techniques
for solving challenging problems within their domains. The genesis of this
interest lies in the fact that repeated attempts of using traditional
techniques have left many important problems unsolved, and in some cases,
not addressed.
Additionally, new problems have emerged within the broad areas of the global
war on terrorism, homeland security, and force protection that are difficult
to tackle with conventional methods, since social, cultural and human
behavioral factors tend to be at the heart of these new types of problems.
The purpose of the conference is to present current and ongoing efforts in
computational intelligence (e.g., Neural networks, Fuzzy systems,
Evolutionary computation/algorithms, Swarm intelligence, and other emerging
learning or optimization techniques) as applied to military and defense
security problems. The military and security problems domains of interest
for this session include, but are not limited to the
following:
* Command and Control of Military Operations * Intelligence Gathering and
Exploitation * Modeling and Simulation of Military Operations * Advanced
Computer Architectures for Military Operations * Cyber Security *
Computational Cognitive Modeling * Automatic Target Recognition * Programs
for Training * Models for War Games * Mine Detection * Situation Assessment
* Logistics Support * Design of military systems/subsystems * Course of
Action Generation * Mission Planning and Execution * Airspace Management and
Deconfliction * Resource Management * Route/Sortie Planning * Mission Weapon
Pairing and Assignment * Employment of Autonomous Vehicles
CALL FOR SPECIAL SESSIONS
CISDA 2007 also solicits proposals for special sessions with the technical
scope of the symposium, generally focusing on a special hot topic. Papers
submitted to special sessions are to be peer reviewed with the same criteria
used for the contributed papers. Researchers interested in organizing a
special session are invited to submit a proposal which includes the session
title, a brief description of the scope, a list of potential authors that
might submit papers to the special session, and brief bios of the special
session organizers.
PAPER SUBMISSION
Prospective authors are invited to submit papers of no more than eight (8)
pages including results, figures and references. Authors should submit their
papers as PDF through the online submission system, which will be available
at the website http://www.cidefense.org/Submissions. The title page of the
paper should include author name(s), affiliation, mailing address,
telephone, fax, and e-mail address. Prospective authors are expected to
present their paper at the symposium.
PRESENTED BY:
2007 IEEE Symposium Series on Computational Intelligence (SSCI 2007)
SSCI 2007:
General Chair: David Fogel, Natural Selection, Inc., USA Honorary Chair:
Evangelina Micheli-Tzanakou, Rutgers University, USA Finance Chair: Mohamed
El-Sharkawi, University of Washington, USA
CISDA 2007:
Co-Chairs: Misty K. Blowers, Air Force Research Laboratory, USA
Janusz Kacprzyk, Polish Academy of Sciences, Poland
Vincenzo Pluri, University of Milan, Italy
Technical Co-Chairs: Alex Sisti, Air Force Research Laboratory, USA
Sushil Lewis, University of Nevada,
USA Publicity Co-Chairs: Rob Bird, Red Lambda, Inc., USA
Peter Lamonica, Air Force Research Laboratory, USA
INQUIRIES
For general inquiries of SSCI 2007, please contact:
General Chair David Fogel at dfogel at natural-selection.com
For CISDA 2007 inquiries, please contact:
Co-Chair Misty Blowers misty.blowers at rl.af.mil
**************************************
Paul Bello, Ph.D.
Air Force Research Laboratory
Information Directorate
525 Brooks Rd., Rome NY 13441-4515
Tel/DSN: 315-330-3189/587-3189
Email: Paul.Bello at rl.af.mil
**************************************
From Paul.Bello at rl.af.mil Tue Oct 31 15:45:49 2006
From: Paul.Bello at rl.af.mil (Bello, Paul F Civ AFRL/IFSB)
Date: Tue, 31 Oct 2006 15:45:49 -0500
Subject: [ACT-R-users] IEEE Conference: Computational Intelligence in
Defense Applicatio ns
Message-ID:
Apologies for the second email, but to clear up some potential confusion:
The website will list Oct 31st and Nov 1st as due dates for submissions.
Since CISDA is one of a number of IEEE conferences to be simultaneously held
in Honolulu, we have refrained from changing the date on the website. Our
reviewers have generously offered to review submissions on relatively short
notice, allowing for the extension of deadline to Nov 30th.
Sorry about the ambiguity,
**************************************
Paul Bello, Ph.D.
Air Force Research Laboratory
Information Directorate
525 Brooks Rd., Rome NY 13441-4515
Tel/DSN: 315-330-3189/587-3189
Email: Paul.Bello at rl.af.mil
**************************************
-----Original Message-----
From: Bello, Paul F Civ AFRL/IFSB
Sent: Tuesday, October 31, 2006 3:23 PM
To: Gluck, Kevin A Civ USAF AFRL/HEAT; Busemeyer, Jerome Civ AFRL/AFOSR;
'Wayne Gray'; 'Professor Ron Sun'; 'cassin at rpi.edu'; 'brings at rpi.edu';
Konstantine Arkoudas; 'Jonathan Gratch'; Gunzelmann Glenn F Civ AFRL/HEAT;
'act-r-users at act-r.psy.cmu.edu'; 'soar-group at lists.sourceforge.net';
'trafton at itd.nrl.navy.mil'; 'brock at itd.nrl.navy.mil'; 'Schmidt Nielsen,
Astrid'; 'McKenna, Thomas'
Cc: Blowers, Misty K Civ AFRL/IFED; Sisti, Alex F Civ AFRL/IFSA; 'David
Fogel'
Subject: IEEE Conference: Computational Intelligence in Defense Applications
Dear colleagues,
I'm pleased to announce that the IEEE is actively requesting papers for the
2007 Symposium on Computational Intelligence in Defense Applications (see
below for details). The topic of computational cognitive process models in
defense-related R&D will be addressed in the symposium, and given your
current and past research programs, I'm hoping that you will consider
submitting past unpublished results, summaries, lessons-learned, or reports
on active research in this area. If you have colleagues who you think would
be interested in submission and aren't listed on this distribution, I'd
encourage you to forward this along to them as well.
I hope to see you in Honolulu,
Paul
What: First IEEE Symposium on Computational Intelligence for Security and
Defense Applications (CISDA 2007)
Where: Hilton Hawaiian Village Resort, Honolulu, Hawaii, USA
When: April 1-5, 2007
Important Dates:
Submission: November 30, 2006
Notification: December 30, 2006
Camera-Ready: January 15, 2007
Conference: April 1-5, 2007
CALL FOR CONTRIBUTED PAPERS
Given the current global security environment, there has been increased
interest within the military and security communities in novel techniques
for solving challenging problems within their domains. The genesis of this
interest lies in the fact that repeated attempts of using traditional
techniques have left many important problems unsolved, and in some cases,
not addressed.
Additionally, new problems have emerged within the broad areas of the global
war on terrorism, homeland security, and force protection that are difficult
to tackle with conventional methods, since social, cultural and human
behavioral factors tend to be at the heart of these new types of problems.
The purpose of the conference is to present current and ongoing efforts in
computational intelligence (e.g., Neural networks, Fuzzy systems,
Evolutionary computation/algorithms, Swarm intelligence, and other emerging
learning or optimization techniques) as applied to military and defense
security problems. The military and security problems domains of interest
for this session include, but are not limited to the
following:
* Command and Control of Military Operations * Intelligence Gathering and
Exploitation * Modeling and Simulation of Military Operations * Advanced
Computer Architectures for Military Operations * Cyber Security *
Computational Cognitive Modeling * Automatic Target Recognition * Programs
for Training * Models for War Games * Mine Detection * Situation Assessment
* Logistics Support * Design of military systems/subsystems * Course of
Action Generation * Mission Planning and Execution * Airspace Management and
Deconfliction * Resource Management * Route/Sortie Planning * Mission Weapon
Pairing and Assignment * Employment of Autonomous Vehicles
CALL FOR SPECIAL SESSIONS
CISDA 2007 also solicits proposals for special sessions with the technical
scope of the symposium, generally focusing on a special hot topic. Papers
submitted to special sessions are to be peer reviewed with the same criteria
used for the contributed papers. Researchers interested in organizing a
special session are invited to submit a proposal which includes the session
title, a brief description of the scope, a list of potential authors that
might submit papers to the special session, and brief bios of the special
session organizers.
PAPER SUBMISSION
Prospective authors are invited to submit papers of no more than eight (8)
pages including results, figures and references. Authors should submit their
papers as PDF through the online submission system, which will be available
at the website http://www.cidefense.org/Submissions. The title page of the
paper should include author name(s), affiliation, mailing address,
telephone, fax, and e-mail address. Prospective authors are expected to
present their paper at the symposium.
PRESENTED BY:
2007 IEEE Symposium Series on Computational Intelligence (SSCI 2007)
SSCI 2007:
General Chair: David Fogel, Natural Selection, Inc., USA Honorary Chair:
Evangelina Micheli-Tzanakou, Rutgers University, USA Finance Chair: Mohamed
El-Sharkawi, University of Washington, USA
CISDA 2007:
Co-Chairs: Misty K. Blowers, Air Force Research Laboratory, USA
Janusz Kacprzyk, Polish Academy of Sciences, Poland
Vincenzo Pluri, University of Milan, Italy Technical
Co-Chairs: Alex Sisti, Air Force Research Laboratory, USA
Sushil Lewis, University of Nevada, USA Publicity
Co-Chairs: Rob Bird, Red Lambda, Inc., USA
Peter Lamonica, Air Force Research Laboratory, USA
INQUIRIES
For general inquiries of SSCI 2007, please contact:
General Chair David Fogel at dfogel at natural-selection.com
For CISDA 2007 inquiries, please contact:
Co-Chair Misty Blowers misty.blowers at rl.af.mil
**************************************
Paul Bello, Ph.D.
Air Force Research Laboratory
Information Directorate
525 Brooks Rd., Rome NY 13441-4515
Tel/DSN: 315-330-3189/587-3189
Email: Paul.Bello at rl.af.mil
**************************************
From jeedward at gmail.com Tue Oct 31 20:58:54 2006
From: jeedward at gmail.com (John E. Edward)
Date: Tue, 31 Oct 2006 20:58:54 -0500
Subject: [ACT-R-users] Call for papers
Message-ID:
*Apologies for cross posting. Please forward to interested people*
www.PromoteResearch.org
The 2007 International Multi-Conference in Computer Science, Engineering,
and Information Science will be held during 9-12 of July 2007 in Orlando, FL,
USA. The multi-conference consists of four major events namely
*International Conference on Artificial Intelligence and Pattern Recognition
(AIPR-07)
International Conference on Enterprise Information Systems and Web
Technologies (EISWT-07)**
**International Conference on High Performance Computing, Networking and
Communication Systems (HPCNCS-07)**
**International Conference on Software Engineering Theory and Practice
(SETP-07)***
All these events will be held simultaneously at the same place. Click on
www.PromoteResearch.org for more
information.
Sincerely
John Edward
Publicity committee co-chair
PS: please send an email to the above address in case you are not interested
on further emails on this event.
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