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The 11th European Conference on Machine Learning (ECML-2000) will be held in Barcelona, Catalonia (Spain) from May 30th to June 2nd of 2000. menu |
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The scientific program (May 30-June 2) will include invited talks and presentations of accepted papers. Tuesday, May 30th, will be devoted to workshops. Additional information will be posted at the ECML-2000 website For further inquiries please contact ECML-2000 chairpersons at ecml2000@iiia.csic.es. menu |
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Multistrategy Learning (MSL'00): http://www.ncc.up.pt/liacc/ML/Events/MSL00/ menu |
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The following ECML-2000 Workshops will be held on May 30 at Barcelo Sants Hotel, the same location of the ECML-2000 conference. ECML-2000 Workshop-1: ECML-2000 Workshop-2: ECML-2000 Workshop-3: AGENTS-2000/ECML-2000 Workshop will be held on June 3 at Barcelo Sants
Hotel, the same location of the ECML-2000 conference:
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The Proceedings ECML-2000 will be published by Springer-Verlag in the Lecture Notes in Computer Science series and available during the Conference. menu |
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Submissions are invited that describe empirical and theoretical research in all areas of machine learning. In addition, papers from related disciplines that deal with adaptive intelligence are welcome. Submissions of papers that describe the application of machine learning methods to real-world problems are encouraged. Key Words (non exhaustive list) abduction · analogy · artificial neural networks · bayesian networks · case-based reasoning · cognitive modelling · computational learning theory · cooperative learning · evolutionary computation · genetic learning · grammatical inference · inductive learning · inductive logic programming · information retrieval and learning · knowledge acquisition and learning · knowledge base refinement · knowledge discovery in databases · knowledge intensive learning · machine learning of natural language · multi-agent learning · multistrategy learning · pattern recognition · planning and learning · reinforcement learning · revision and restructuring · robot learning · scientific discovery · statistical approaches · vision and learning · web navigation and mining menu |
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A. Aamodt · D. Aha · K.D. Althoff · F. Bergadano · D. Borrajo · I. Bratko · P. Brazdil · E. Costa · K. DeJong · L. De Raedt · T.G. Dietterich · P. Domingos · M. Dorigo · S. Dzeroski · F. Esposito · D.H. Fisher · P. Flach · J. Fuerkranz · J.G. Ganascia · O. Gascuel · M. GoldszmidtvY. Kodratoff · I. Kononenko · N. Lavrac · R. Lopez de Mantaras · H. Mannila · S. Matwin · K. Morik · V. Moustakis · S. Muggleton · G. Nakhaeizadeh · C. Nedellec · E. Plaza · C. Rouveirol · S. Russell · L Saitta · M. van Someren · D. Sleeman · S. Thrun · C. Torras · S. Weiss · G. Widmer · S. Wrobel. menu |
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Two types of submissions are solicited: long papers describing substantial, completed work, and short papers describing either results that can be concisely reported or work in progress. Submissions must be clearly marked as one of these two types. The programme committee may decide to move accepted contributions from the long to the short paper category. All accepted papers will be published in the conference proceedings. The programme committee will decide the suitable form of presentation of each paper, either oral or poster. Format: The size limit for submissions is 6000 words for long papers, and 4000 words for short papers (excluding title page, but including all tables, figures and bibliography). Submissions exceeding this limit will not be reviewed. A separate title page must contain the title of the paper, the names and affiliations of all authors, the type of submission, a list of keywords, and an abstract of maximum 200 words. The full address of the first author (or the contact person), including phone, fax, and e-mail, must be given. The following items must be submitted: Four double sided hard copies of the paper, an electronic version of the paper (a gzip compressed PostScript), and an electronic version of the title page in plain ASCII. Electronic submissions should be sent by email to ecml2000@iiia.csic.es menu |
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ECML-2000 will take place in Barcelona, Catalonia and will be co-located with the International Conference on Autonomous Agents 2000 during June 3-7. Both conferences will take place at Hotel Barceló Sants (map conference site, pdf, ps) menu |
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Ramon Lopez de Mantaras and Enric Plaza (IIIA-CSIC) menu |
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Papers and Workshop proposals should be sent to this address. The submission deadline for Workshops is also 10 January 2000.
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