Connectionists: Call for NIPS 2008 Kernel Learning Workshop Submissions
Gert Lanckriet
gert at ece.ucsd.edu
Thu Oct 2 11:10:46 EDT 2008
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Call for NIPS 2008 Kernel Learning Workshop Submissions
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Submissions are solicited for the Kernel Learning workshop to be held
on December 13th, 2008 at this year's NIPS workshop session in
Whistler, Canada. The workshop will focus on automatic kernel
selection; and more broadly on feature selection, multi-task learning
and multi-view learning. Submissions to the workshop should be on
the topic of using sampled data to select or learn a kernel function
or kernel matrix appropriate for the specific task at hand.
Submissions are not constrained regarding the areas in which which
the learned kernel is applied: these can include classification,
regression, and ranking, where the use of kernels is ubiquitous, and
different settings including inductive, transductive, or semi-
supervised learning. Presentations on the closely related topics of
feature selection, multi-task learning and multi-view learning are
also encouraged. Submissions may focus on theoretical, algorithmic
or large-scale empirical results.
Accepted submissions will results in a 25 minute talk or a poster
presentation. The deadline for submission will be October 24 and
notifications will be sent out by November 7th. The submission should
be no more than four pages long in in NIPS format (though it may make
reference to a longer technical report if appropriate), and should be
sent to rostami at cs.nyu.edu.
The program committee will consist of the workshop organizers and the
invited speakers, and can be found on the workshop webpage
www.cs.nyu.edu/learning_kernels
as well as other important information.
Your Workshop Organizers,
Corinna Cortes
Arthur Gretton
Gert Lanckriet
Mehryar Mohri
Afshin Rostamizadeh
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