UC Berkeley Center for Intelligent Systems Seminar

Center for Intelligent Systems Seminar (CS298-10): Spring 2007 Schedule

Coordinated by: Fei Sha on behalf of Stuart Russell

May 17 405 Soda	XuanLong Nguyen UC Berkeley	Surrogate loss functions, divergences and decentralized detection
May 10	Barbara Engelhardt UC Berkeley	Predicting protetin molecular function
May 3	Pieter Abbeel Stanford	Apprenticeship learning for robotic control, with application to autonomous helicopter flight
April 19	Eric Xing CMU	Statistical network analysis and inference: methods and applications
April 12	Vladimir Koltchinksii Georgia Tech	Oracle inequalities in sparse learning problems
March 22	Sven Koenig U. of Southern California	Market Mechanisms for Agent Coordination
March 15	Gilles Blanchard Fraunhofer FIRST (IDA)	Occam's Hammer: a common perspective over randomized estimation and FDR control in multiple testing
March 1	Brent Gillespie U. of Michigan	Care and Feeding of the Internal Model
Feb. 22	Yun Song UC (Davis)	TBA (This is a faculty candidate talk. Location in 306 Soda)
Feb. 15	Rodrigo de Salvo Braz UIUC	First-order Probabilistic Inference
Feb. 8	Seyoung Kim UC(Irvine)	Hierarchical Dirichlet Processes for modeling fMRI brain activation patterns
Feb. 1	Ofer Dekel The Hebrew University of Jerusalem	Learning multiple online tasks with a global objective

Seminar Information

TIME:	By Announcement Thursdays, 4pm until 5:30pm.
LOCATION & DIRECTIONS:	Soda Hall, Room 310 (Campus Map (Soda Hall is at A4-A5))
ANNOUNCEMENTS:	Register to the CIS (Center for Intelligent Systems) Seminar by sending an email to majordomo AT cs DOT berkeley DOT edu with the body "subscribe cis-seminar". To unsubscribe, send an email with the body "unsubscribe cis-seminar your-email-address".

With the newly established Center for Intelligent Systems (CIS) the AI/Robotics/Vision/NLP seminar is now the forum for presentations relating to the interests of the Center's members. The talks are intended to create awareness and interest for all of the members of the AI, Vision, NLP, Robotics, Theory, and Systems communities, with the intention of bridging the gaps and creating collaborations.