Artificial intelligence publications
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Analysis and comparison of recent MLP features for LVCSR systems
This paper aims at providing a fair comparison of these recent progresses including the use of different long/short temporal inputs and the use of complex architectures that go beyond the…
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Discovering Novel Subsystems Using Comparative Genomics
We propose a novel method for the discovery of subsystems from annotated genomes.
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Cancer: a Computational Disease That AI Can Cure
We discuss these in the context of Cancer Commons, a “rapid learning” community where patients, physicians, and researchers collect and analyze the molecular and clinical data from every cancer patient,…
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Web-Based Metabolic Network Visualization with a Zooming User Interface
We present a Web-based metabolic-map diagram, which can be interactively explored by the user, called the Cellular Overview. The main characteristic of this application is the zooming user interface enabling…
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Biocyc: Microbial Genomes and Cellular Networks
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A Collective Intelligence Based Business-Matching and Recommending System for Next Generation E-Marketplaces
The present work proposes and describes a novel approach to business-matching and recommending systems, for the next-generation e-marketplaces, with a focus on the needs and realities of small business.
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Deducing Answers to English Questions from Structured Data
We describe ongoing research using natural English text queries as an intelligent interface for inferring answers from structured data in a specific domain.
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Using Cellular Network Diagrams to Interpret Large-Scale Datasets: Past Progress and Future Challenges
We present the Cellular Overview, a network visualization tool developed at SRI International (SRI) to support visualization, navigation, and interpretation of large-scale datasets on metabolic networks.
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Learning to Ask the Right Questions to Help a Learner Learn
Here, we extend previous work with a learning approach for automatically acquiring question-asking strategies that better accommodate the interdependent nature of questions.
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Reports of the AAAI 2010 Spring Symposia
The Association for the Advancement of Artificial Intelligence, in cooperation with Stanford University’s Department of Computer Science, is pleased to present the 2010 Spring Symposium Series.
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Depression and self-focused language in structured interviews with older men
The spontaneous speech obtained during structured interviews of 26 depressed and nondepressed older men, an as-yet little studied population, was analyzed.
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Operational Behaviour for Executing, Suspending, and Aborting Goals in BDI Agent Systems
We consider the various types of goals studied in the literature, including performance, achievement, and maintenance goals.