Papers Accepted for the Application Stream

Best Refereed Application Paper

Managing restaurant tables using constraints
Ken Brown, University College Cork

SESSION 1: DATA MINING AND BAYESIAN NETWORKS

Use of Data Mining Techniques to Model Crime Scene Investigator Performance
Mr Richard Adderley, A E Solutions (BI)

Analyzing Collaborative Problem Solving with Bayesian Networks Rafael Duque, University of Castilla-La Mancha

The Integration of Heterogeneous Biological Data using Bayesian Networks Contact author
Dr Ken McGarry, University of Sunderland

Ontology based CBR with jCOLIBRI
Sr Juan A. Recio-García, Universidad Complutense de Madrid

Automatic Species Identification of Live Moths: A Case Study in Practical Data Mining
Dr Michael Mayo, University of Waikato

SESSION 2: GENETIC ALGORITHMS AND OPTIMISATION TECHNIQUES

Estimating Photometric Redshifts Using Genetic Algorithms
Mr Nicholas Miles, University of Kent

Domain Dependent Distributed Models for Railway Scheduling
Phd Miguel A. Salido, Universidad Politecnica de Valencia

Non-linear Total Energy Optimisation of a Fleet of Power Plants
Dr Lars Nolle, Nottingham Trent University

Optimal Transceivers Placement in an Optical Communication Broadband Network Using Genetic Algorithms
Dr Javier Marin, University of Málaga

SASS Applied to Optimum Work Roll Profile Selection in the Hot Rolling of Wide Steel
Dr Lars Nolle, Nottingham Trent University

SESSION 3: AGENTS AND SEMANTIC WEB

Agents in Safety Related Systems Including Ubiquitous Networks
Lars Strandén, SP Swedish National Testing and Research Institute

Applying Time-Aware Multi-Agent Systems for Modelling of Planned Processes and Emergent Behaviour in Dynamic Environments
Raul Savimaa, Tallinn University of Technology

Using Semantic Web technologies to bridge the language gap between academia and industry in the construction sector
Dr Mercedes Argüello Casteleiro, Research Institute for Built and Human Environment (BUHU)

SESSION 4: INDUSTRY PRESENTATIONS

Session 4 will be given over to presentations from industry, commerce and the public sector.

SESSION 5: NATURAL LANGUAGE

Bringing Chatbots into Education: Towards Natural Language Negotiation of Open Learner Models
Ms Alice Kerly, University of Birmingham

Adding question answering to an e-tutor for programming languages
Mrs Kate Taylor, Computer Laboratory University of Cambridge

Speech-Enabled Interfaces for Travel Information Systems with Large Grammars
Baoli Zhao, Nottingham Trent University

SHORT PAPERS (FOR POSTER PRESENTATION)

*** To be announced ***