This is a blog describing some thoughts about issues related to event processing and thoughts related to my current role. It is written by Opher Etzion and reflects the author's own opinions
Tuesday, February 8, 2011
Event processing and Artificial Intelligence - a tutorial in AAAI 2011
Paul Vincent has recently blogged about event driven applications within the applications types cited by the Wired magazine in an article talking about further AI applications. There are other work within the AI community which look at the short and long term impact of AI research on the universe, such as the AAAI presidential panel on AI research. There is a lot of potential in collaboration between the AI and EP communities, from the EP side, there are variety of AI techniques that can be used, and from the AI perspective it provides cases in which AI techniques can be specialized in order to be used in practice.
Recently my colleague Yagil Engel , an AI person we recruited to investigate applications of AI techniques for EP, and myself have been notified that our tutorial proposal for AAAI 2011, a top AI conference, was accepted.
So according to the plan we'll be talking four hours in August about the relationships between EP and AI, the first two hours are planned to provide a crash course on event processing for the AI audience, while the second half is planned to discuss various EP challenges that relate to various AI areas (planning, learning, uncertainty handling, autonomous systems and more. The idea is to establish a dialog with more people in the AI community and pursue this line of research further. The down side: we actually need to prepare now a four hours tutorial. Will write more about it when it is finished (I am sharing all my public presentations on slideshare).
Labels:
AAAI,
AI research,
tutorials
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