Benelearn 2007

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The annual Belgian-Dutch Benelearn Conference will be held in Amsterdam 14 and 15 May 2007. Benelearn serves as a forum where researchers, developers and users of Machine Learning, Data Mining, Knowledge Discovery and related areas exchange ideas and present recent work. The language of the conference is English. Benelearn 2007 will be organised by the Adaptive Information Management group of the Human-Computer Studies Laboratory of the University of Amsterdam.

Papers are invited that are relevant to machine learning and related disciplines in the broadest sense.

TOPICS

Topics include, but are not limited to:

Kernel Methods	Web/Link Mining
Bayesian Networks	Case-based Learning
Computational Learning Theory	Data Mining
Evolutionary Computation	Hybrid Learning Systems
Graphical Models	Inductive Learning
Inductive Logic Programming	Knowledge Discovery in Databases
Language Learning	Learning and Problem Solving
Learning by Analogy	Learning in Multi-Agent Systems
Learning in Dynamic Domains	Learning for Bioinformatics
Multi-strategy Learning	Neural Networks
Reinforcement Learning	Robot Learning
Scientific Discovery	Meta-Learning
Statistical Learning	Probabilistic Logic Learning
Computational models of Human Learning	Learning for Language and Speech
Applications of Machine Learning	Learning and Ubiquitous Computing
ORGANIZERS
Maarten van Someren	(maarten ToBeFound science.uva.nl)
Pieter Adriaans	(pietera ToBeFound science.uva.nl)
Sophia Katrenko	(katrenko ToBeFound science.uva.nl)

NEWS

How to find conference site? Please also check this page to get more detail on how to get there.

Registration for ML4NLP is still open!

We also organize the workshop "Machine Learning for Natural Language Processing" collocated with Benelearn'2007. The deadline for extended abstracts is April 29!

The list of accepted papers is available here