| Date |
Topic |
Speaker |
| January 7, 1999 |
Open discussion about issues in
computational learning and adaptation |
|
| |
| January 14, 1999 |
The
Matching Representation for Tree Structures and
its Applications to Tree-based
Classifiers |
Susan Holmes |
Department of Statistics
Stanford
University |
| January 21, 1999 |
Probability-Based
Metrics for Nearest-Neighbor Algorithms |
Enrico
Blanzieri |
Istituto per la Ricerca
Scientifica Tecnologica
Povo Trento, Italy |
| January 28, 1999 |
Data
Structures for Efficient Learning |
Steve
Omohundro |
Independent Contractor
Palo Alto |
| February 4, 1999 |
Applying
the Minimum Description Length Principle
to General Model Classes and
Error Measures |
Peter
Grünwald |
Robotics Laboratory
Stanford
University |
| February 11, 1999 |
No seminar (Learning
talk at NOBOTS,
Wed. Feb. 10, 1pm) |
|
| |
| February 18, 1999 |
Category
Learning through Multi-Modality Sensing |
Virginia
de Sa |
Sloan
Center for Theoretical Neurobiology
UC
San Francisco |
February 26,
1999
Friday , 12:15pm |
Automatic
Knowledge Acquisition Using Learning by Observation
(part of the CSLI
Distinguished Lecture Series in Cognitive Science) |
John
Laird |
Dept
.of EE & Computer Science
University
of MIchigan |
March 4, 1999
Gates 104 |
Remembrance
of Things Past
(joint session with the AI-Vision-Robotics
Colloquium) |
Leslie
Kaelbling |
Dept.
of Computer Science
Brown
University |
| March 11, 1999 |
Average-Case
Analyses of Induction |
Pat
Langley and Wayne
Iba |
Institute
for the Study of Learning and Expertise
Palo Alto, California |