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Special Issue on causal networks: papers from the Second CaNew Workshop

✍ Scribed by Ramón Sangüesa; Ulises Cortés

Publisher
Elsevier Science
Year
2001
Tongue
English
Weight
41 KB
Volume
27
Category
Article
ISSN
0888-613X

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✦ Synopsis

For the second consecutive occasion, the International Journal of Approximate Reasoning acts as a host to the workshop ``Causal Networks, from Inference to Data Mining'' (CaNew'2000). In this issue we are proud to present selected papers from the CaNew'2000 workshop [5] which took place under the organizational umbrella of the ECCAI'2000 conference, held in Berlin. This was the second workshop in a series started in 1998 in Lisbon during the IBERAMIA'98 [4] conference. Over 30 contributions coming from eight dierent countries were received after the call for papers. Each paper was submitted to two dierent referees which kept high the necessary quality standards for the meeting. Eleven papers ®nally passed through and were presented and discussed at the meeting that took place in Berlin during the 14th European Conference on Arti®cial Intelligence. Attendance of the workshop was around 25 people which contributed to discussion of the presentations.

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