Carnegie Mellon University
Department of Computer Science

AI Seminar 00/01 Schedule

Time: Tuesday 3:30-4:30pm
Place: Wean Hall 5409


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Date
Speaker
Affiliation
Topic
Fall 2000



09/19/00
Daphne Koller
Stanford University
Probabilistic Relational Models
12/05/00
Michael Collins
AT&T Labs-Research
Statistical Models for Natural Language Parsing
01/30/01
4-5pm
Newell-Simon 1305
Christopher Raphael
U Mass, Amherst
Can the Computer Learn to Play Music Expressively?
02/27/01
Jeffrey Mark Siskind
NEC Research Institute
Grounding the Lexical Semantics of Verbs in Visual Perception
04/03/01
Makoto Yokoo
NTT Communication Science Labs
Theory of Internet Auctions: Effect of False-name Bids on Auction Protocols


The AI seminars are open to the public and will be held on most Tuesdays at 3:30pm in Wean Hall, Carnegie Mellon University.  Special AI seminars can be arranged for visitors on dates other than Tuesdays. The schedule will be updated daily. To volunteer to give an AI seminar or to nominate an outside speaker, contact Dr. Tai Sing Lee at tai@cs.cmu.edu.


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09/19/00 - Daphne Koller Stanford University


02/27/01 - Jeffrey Mark Siskind NEC Research Institute, Inc.


12/05/00 - Michael Collins AT&T Labs-Research


01/30/01 - Christopher Raphael Dept of Math and Statistics, U Mass, Amherst.


04/04/01 - Makoto Yokoo NTT Communication Science Labs, JAPAN


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