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			    AAAI 1995
		    Spring Symposium Series

AAAI  announces  the  1995 Spring  Symposium  Series,  to  be  held at
Stanford  University,  March 27-29, 1995.  The call for  participation
will be available by  late August, and submissions  will be due to the
chair(s) by  October  28,  1994.   For  further  information,  contact
sss@aaai.org or the chair(s) of the individual symposia, listed below.

Empirical Methods in Discourse Interpretation and Generation
  Johanna Moore" <jmoore@cs.pitt.edu>
  Lyn Walker <walker@merl.com>

Extending Theories of Action:  Formal Theory and Practical Applications
  Moises Goldszmidt <moises@rpal.rockwell.com>
  Craig Boutilier <ceb@cs.ubc.ca>

Information Gathering from Heterogeneous, Distributed Environments
  Craig Knoblock <knoblock@isi.edu>
  Alon Levy <levy@research.att.com>

Integrated Planning Applications
  Amy Lansky <lansky@ptolemy-ethernet.arc.nasa.gov>
  Adele Howe <howe@cs.colostate.edu>

Interactive Story and Character
  Joseph_Bates@wizard.oz.cs.cmu.edu
  Barbara Hayes-Roth <bhr@ksl.stanford.edu>
  Pattie Maes <pattie@media.mit.edu>

Lessons Learned from Implemented Software Architectures for Physical Agents
  Henry Hexmoor <hexmoor@cs.buffalo.edu>
  David Kortenkamp <korten@mickey.jsc.nasa.gov>,

Reasoning about Mental States and Cognitive Mechanisms
  Michael Cox <cox@cc.gatech.edu>,
  Michael Freed <freed@picasso.arc.nasa.gov>

Representation and Acquisition of Lexical Knowledge:  Polysemy,
Ambiguity, and Generativity 
  Judith Klavans <klavans@cs.columbia.edu>

Systematic Methods of Scientific Discovery
  Raul Valdes-Perez <valdes@cs.cmu.edu>



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			    AAAI 1995
		    Fall Symposium Series

AAAI announces the 1995 Fall  Symposium  Series, tentatively scheduled
for November 10-12,  1995 at MIT.  The call for  participation will be
available early in 1995, and submissions  will  be due to the chair(s)
in April, 1995.   For further information, contact sss@aaai.org or the
chair(s) of the individual symposia, listed below.

Active Learning
  David Cohn <cohn@psyche.mit.edu>
  David Lewis <lewis@research.att.com>

Adaptation of Knowledge for Reuse
  David W. Aha <aha@aic.nrl.navy.mil>
  Ashwin Ram <ashwin@cc.gatech.edu>

AI Applications in Knowledge Navigation and Retrieval
  Robin Burke <burke@cs.uchicago.edu>

Computational Models for Integrating Language and Vision
  Rohini Srihari <rohini@cedar.buffalo.edu>

Embodied Language and Action 
  Ian Horswill <ian@ai.mit.edu>
  Lyn Walker <walker@merl.com>

Formalizing Context
  Sasa Buvac <buvac@sail.stanford.edu>

Genetic Programming
  Walter Alden Tackett <order@netcom.com>

Rational Agency: Concepts, Theories, Models, and Applications
  fehling@lis.stanford.edu (Michael Fehling)


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