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Artificial Intelligence Seminars
Events for 2010
JAN
26
2010
AI Seminar
Using Virtual Reality to Investigate Comparative Spatial Cognitive Abilities of Chimpanzees and Humans
Francine Dolins, Assistant Professor of Psychology, University of Michigan, Dearborn
FEB
02
2010
AI Seminar
Designing an environment to create mobile music instrument
Georg Essl, Assistant Professor, Department of Computer Science and Engineering and also Music
FEB
24
2010
AI Seminar
Probabilistic approach to high order assignment problems (joint systems/AI seminar)
Yosi Keller, Senior Lecturer, Bar-Ilan University
MAR
09
2010
AI Seminar
How can a robot learn the foundations of knowledge?
Benjamin Kuipers, Professor, Computer Science & Engineering
MAR
16
2010
AI Seminar
The Potential of Social Identity for Equilibrium Selection
Yan Chen, Professor, School of Information
MAR
23
2010
AI Seminar
How Optimized Environmental Sensing Helps Address Information Overload on the Web
Carlos Guestrin, Associate Professor, Carnegie Mellon University
APR
06
2010
AI Seminar
Zoetrope & Ziggurat: Enhancing Interactions with the Dynamic Web
Eytan Adar, Assistant Professor, School of Information
SEP
21
2010
AI Seminar
Toyota AI Seminar: How To Make A Robot That Feels
J. Kevin O'regan, Laboratoire Psychologie de la Perception – CNRS, Universit é Paris Descartes, Paris.
SEP
28
2010
AI Seminar
Toyota AI Seminar: All Learning Is Robust
Shie Mannor, Associate Professor, Technion
OCT
05
2010
AI Seminar
Toyota AI Seminar: AI Faculty Panel Discussion
AI Faculty
OCT
12
2010
AI Seminar
Toyota AI Seminar: Unsupervised Feature Learning via Sparse Hierarchical Representations
Honglak Lee, Assistant Professor, University of Michigan, CSE
OCT
13
2010
AI Seminar
Causal Inference: Mathematical Foundations and Methodological Principles
Judea Pearl, Professor, University of California at Los Angeles
NOV
02
2010
AI Seminar
Toyota AI Seminar: The Soar Cognitive Architecture
John Laird, John L. Tishman Professor of Engineering, University of Michigan, CSE
NOV
09
2010
AI Seminar
Toyota AI Seminar: Computational Biomarkers to Predict Death Following Coronary Attacks
Zeeshan Syed, Assistant Professor, University of Michigan, CSE
NOV
16
2010
AI Seminar
Toyota AI Seminar: Don’t Ask, Don’t Tell: Strategies for Modeling Agents in Cooperative Multiagent Systems
Ed Durfee, Professor, University of Michigan, CSE
NOV
23
2010
AI Seminar
Progress on Empirical Game-Theoretic Analysis
Michael Wellman, Professor, University of Michigan, CSE
DEC
07
2010
AI Seminar
Toyota AI Seminar: Mapping in the MAGIC 2010 robotics competition
Edwin Olson, Assistant Professor, University of Michigan, CSE