<html><head></head><body style="word-wrap: break-word; -webkit-nbsp-mode: space; -webkit-line-break: after-white-space; ">Second Call for Papers CAEPIA'13<br><br>XV Conference of the Spanish Association for Artificial Intelligence (CAEPIA)<br><br>September 17-20, 2013<br><br> <br><br>MADRID, SPAIN<br><br><a href="http://caepia13.aepia.org/">http://caepia13.aepia.org/</a><br><br> <br><br>PRESENTATION<br><br>The Conference of the Spanish Association for Artificial Intelligence (CAEPIA) is a biennial forum open to worldwide researchers to present and discuss their last scientific and technological advances in Artificial Intelligence. The 15th edition, CAEPIA'13, will be held in Madrid, Spain, from the 17th to the 20th of September, 2013, within the Spanish Congress on Informatics (CEDI 2013).<br><br>As in previous editions, the objectives are: to facilitate the dissemination of new ideas and experiences, to strengthen the links among the different research groups involved, to promote knowledge transfer between recent researchers and consolidated groups, and to help spread new developments to society.<br><br>To achieve the proposed objectives, authors are requested to send original unpublished works, which describe relevant research about topics related to Artificial Intelligence from all points of view: formal, methodological, technical or applied. Works can be submitted in Spanish or English in LNCS format (Springer).<br><br>CAEPIA'13 will use a double blind-review process. The authors will remove their names from the submitted papers and must take responsibility for the originality of the work and send it in the proper format.<br><br>CAEPIA will also be open to pre-doctoral work, and there will be a special call for this type of work through the Doctoral Consortium. This event is specially designed for the interaction between PhD students and senior researchers.<br><br>Besides original and pre-doctoral papers, this edition of CAEPIA will include, for the first time, a special session on outstanding papers (key works) already published in journals or forums of renowned reputation.<br><br>Finally, various independent conferences will take place under the scope of CAEPIA. Such conferences (ASMas, FINO, LFSCI, MAEB, SICO, TAMIDA) will keep their own program committee and will distribute their respective CFPs.<br><br> <br><br> <br><br>TYPES OF CONTRIBUTIONS<br><br>- CAEPIA papers (Main track): Submitted technical papers must be no longer than 10 pages and must be formatted according to LNCS guidelines. The submitted paper will represent original research, with solid, well-founded or demonstrable results on any of the conference topics. Accepted papers will be assigned a 15- or 20-minutes slot for oral presentation at the conference.<br><br>- Pre-doctoral papers: We encourage the submissions of preliminary works from PhD students. These works will be presented in special sessions at the conference. The objective is to foster a fruitful debate between the candidate and the audience. The length of these papers should not exceed 4 pages and will be orally presented during 15 minutes. The authors of accepted papers as pre-doctoral work will enjoy special benefits to attend the conference.<br><br>- Already published outstanding papers (Key works): Recent works published in journals or forums of renowned reputation, during the period 2011-2013. The aim is to spread them among a wide audience from the AI community, giving the members of the community a chance to be exposed to works with which they are not familiarized and to foster interdisciplinarity. Papers must be submitted in a one-page format, with a clear reference to the previous published paper. Accepted contributions will be assigned a 15-minutes slot in a joint session of all the conferences conforming this edition of CAEPIA.<br><br> <br><br>IMPORTANT DATES<br><br> <br><br>(a) CAEPIA Papers (Main track):<br><br>*Submission of papers: April 15, 2013<br><br>*Notification of acceptance/rejection: May 20, 2013<br><br>*Camera-ready copy due: June 15, 2013<br><br>*Technical sessions: September 17-20, 2013<br><br>CAEPIA'13 papers will be reviewed by at least three members of the Program Committee which will be supervised by an area chair.<br><br> <br><br>(b) Pre-doctoral papers (Doctoral Consortium):<br><br>*Submission of papers: June 30, 2013<br><br>*Notification of acceptance/rejection: July 31, 2013<br><br>*Camera-ready copy due: September 1, 2013<br><br>(c) Already published outstanding papers (Key works):<br><br>*Submission of papers: May 1, 2013<br><br>*Notification of acceptance/rejection: May 31, 2013<br><br>*Camera-ready copy due: June 15, 2013<br><br> <br><br>PLENARY TALKS<br><br>CAEPIA'13 will offer plenary talks given by outstanding researchers in different areas. They will be scheduled in a joint session with all the conferences participating in the CAEPIA multiconference.<br><br> <br><br>SUBMISSION<br><br>Submission of papers to CAEPIA'13 requires a previous registration in:<br><br>https://www.easychair.org/conferences/?conf=caepia2013<br><br> <br><br>PROCEEDINGS<br><br>Accepted papers will be published in the two volumes of CAEPIA proceedings that will be given to all CAEPIA attendees. The two volumes will be as follows:<br><br>- One volume published by Springer-Verlag in its Lecture Notes in Artificial Intelligence series (LNAI), which will contain a selection of the best papers accepted by the Program Committee. In order to be included in this volume papers should be submitted in English.<br><br>- One volume published by the Spanish Association for Artificial Intelligence that will contain all the accepted CAEPIA papers not included in the previous volume, abstracts of keynote works and Doctoral Consortium papers. This volume will be included in the CEDI 2013 proceedings and will be edited exclusively in USB pen drive format.<br><br>Authors of the papers accepted for the LNAI volume will be invited to prepare extended versions for submission to special issues of JCR ranked international journals.<br><br> <br><br>PRIZES<br><br> <br><br>AEPIA will acknowledge the dedication of the participants in CAEPIA'13 with three awards: best CAEPIA (main track) paper, best pre-doctoral work and best reviewer.<br><br>TOPICS<br><br> <br><br>CAEPIA 2013 is organized around eleven content areas or main tracks, each one managed by an area chair. Topics are open and any work related to AI research and its applications is welcome. However, for guidance, the next topics per area are included below:<br><br> <br><br>MACHINE LEARNING<br><br>Active Learning<br><br>Case-based Reasoning<br><br>Structured Learning<br><br>Multi-Task Learning<br><br>Unsupervised, Semi-Supervised and Partially Supervised Learning<br><br>Online Learning<br><br>Reinforcement Learning<br><br>Relational Learning<br><br>Cost-Sensitive Learning<br><br>Classification<br><br>Kernel Methods<br><br>Data Mining<br><br>Feature Selection/Construction<br><br>Data Streams<br><br>AI APPLICATIONS AND MULTIDISCIPLINARY TOPICS<br><br>AI Applications<br><br>Philosophical and Ethical Issues<br><br>AI Integration in other Scientific Fields<br><br>User Models<br><br>Security and Privacy<br><br>Validation and Verification<br><br>FUZZY SYSTEMS<br><br>Aggregation Functions<br><br>Fuzzy Logic<br><br>Fuzzy Systems<br><br>Evolutionary Fuzzy Systems<br><br>Fuzzy Technologies<br><br>Decision Making with Fuzzy Information<br><br>UNCERTAINTY IN AI<br><br>Approximate Reasoning<br><br>Bayesian Networks<br><br>Decision/Utility Theory<br><br>Exact and Approximate Probabilistic Inference<br><br>Modeling, Inference, Learning and Decision Making under Uncertainty<br><br>Preference Elicitation<br><br>Probabilistic Graphical Models<br><br>METAHEURISTICS<br><br>Bioinspired Algorithms<br><br>Dynamic Problems and with Uncertainty<br><br>Evolutionary Algorithms<br><br>Metaheuristics<br><br>Multiobjective Algorithms<br><br>Parallel Algorithms<br><br>NATURAL-LANGUAGE PROCESSING<br><br>Syntactic Analysis and Grammatical Inference<br><br>Text Classification and Subjects<br><br>Automatic Abstract Generation<br><br>Lexical Disambiguation of Words<br><br>Discourse, Dialogue and Pragmatics<br><br>Text Mining<br><br>Natural Language Modeling<br><br>Natural Language Processing<br><br>Multilingual Language Processing<br><br>Speech Recognition<br><br>Question Answering<br><br>Machine Translation<br><br>KNOWLEDGE REPRESENTATION, REASONING AND LOGIC<br><br>Action, Change and Causality<br><br>Computational Argumentation<br><br>Automated Reasoning<br><br>Knowledge Representation<br><br>Computational Logic<br><br>Description Logics and Ontologies<br><br>Preferences and Beliefs<br><br>Logic Programming<br><br>Case-Based Reasoning<br><br>Model-Based Reasoning<br><br>Qualitative Reasoning<br><br>Spatial and Temporal Reasoning<br><br>Diagnosis and Abductive Reasoning<br><br>Nonmonotonic Reasoning<br><br>Knowledge Representation<br><br>CONTRAINTS, SEARCH AND PLANNING<br><br>AI in Planning Games<br><br>Constraint Optimization<br><br>Constraint Satisfaction<br><br>Dynamic Programming<br><br>Heuristic Search<br><br>Hierarchical Task Networks<br><br>Markov Decision Processes<br><br>Partially Observable Markov Decision Processes (POMDPs)<br><br>Real Time Planning<br><br>Satisfiability<br><br>Scheduling<br><br>Theoretical Foundations of Planning<br><br>ROBOTICS AND VISION<br><br>Behavior and Control<br><br>Human-Robot Interaction<br><br>Localization, State Estimation<br><br>Sensor Networks<br><br>Robotics<br><br>Cognitive Robotics<br><br>Multi-Robot Systems<br><br>Vision and Perception<br><br>MULTIAGENT SYSTEMS<br><br>Adaptation and self-organization<br><br>Agent-Based Architectures and Programming<br><br>Agent-Based Simulation and Emergent Behavior<br><br>Agent Communication Languages<br><br>Agreement Technologies (coordination, negotiation, argumentation, rules, confidence)<br><br>Methodologies and Infrastructures (platforms, tools, environment)<br><br>Social, Organizing and Institutional Approximations<br><br>INTELLIGENT WEB AND INFORMATION RETRIEVAL<br><br>Digital Libraries<br><br>Information Extraction<br><br>Information Integration<br><br>Information Retrieval<br><br>Recommender Systems<br><br>Semantic web<br><br>Social Networks<br><br>Web mining<br><br>Web 2.0<br><br> <br><br> <br><br>ORGANIZATION COMMITTEE:<br><br>Chair: Amparo Alonso-Betanzos, U. A Coruña<br><br> <br><br>SCIENTIFIC PROGRAM COMMITTEE:<br><br>Chair: Concha Bielza, U. Politécnica de Madrid<br><br>Co-chair: Antonio Salmerón, U. Almería<br><br> <br><br>AREA CHAIRS<br><br>Enrique Alba, U. Málaga (Metaheuristics)<br><br>Emilio Corchado, U. Salamanca (AI Applications and Multidisciplinary Topics -TTIA-)<br><br>Ismael García Varea, U. Castilla la Mancha (Natural-Language Processing)<br><br>Lluis Godó, IIIA-CSIC (Knowledge Representation, Reasoning and Logic)<br><br>Francisco Herrera, U. Granada (Fuzzy Systems)<br><br>Juan Huete, U. Granada (Intelligent Web and Information Retrieval)<br><br>Pedro Larrañaga, U. Politécnica de Madrid (Machine Learning)<br><br>Pedro Meseguer, IIIA-CSIC (Constraints, Search and Planning)<br><br>Serafín Moral, U. Granada (Uncertainty in AI)<br><br>Sascha Ossowski, U. Rey Juan Carlos (Multiagent Systems)<br><br>Filiberto Plá, U. Jaume I (Robotics and Vision)<br><br>José Riquelme, U Sevilla (Doctoral Consortium) <br><br> <br><div>
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