Nineteenth Canadian Conference on Artificial Intelligence
 

The Nineteenth Canadian Conference on Artificial Intelligence, invites
papers that present original work in all areas of Artificial
Intelligence, either theoretical or applied such as:

Natural Language
Agent and Multi-Agent System
Machine Learning
User Modeling
Search
AI applications
Constraint Satisfaction
Smart Graphics
Knowledge Representation
E-Commerce
Planning
Information Processing
Automated Reasoning
Bioinformatics
Neural Nets
Web Applications
Reasoning under Uncertainty
Education
Data Mining
Games
Robotics
Case-based reasoning

Papers will be reviewed by the Program Committee members and judged
according to their originality, technical merit and clarity of
presentation. Papers will be accepted according to two categories:
oral presentation or poster. However, each accepted paper (either
poster or presentation) will be allocated the same number of maximum
pages in the proceedings (12). All accepted papers for which one of
the authors will have registered to the conference will be published
in the conference proceedings as Lecture Notes in Artificial
Intelligence - Springer.

An award will be given for the best paper of the conference. Another
prize will be given for the best paper for which the main author is a
student.

Papers submitted to AI'2006 must not have been accepted for
publication elsewhere or be under review for another conference.

Submissions

Authors are invited to submit electronically
(http://www.ift.ulaval.ca/ai06/submission.html), before Dec. 12th
2005, full papers in PDF, Postscript or MS-Word RTF. All papers must
be written in English (only). Papers of up to 12 pages in length must
be formatted according to Springer LNCS style
(http://www.ift.ulaval.ca/ai06/SpringerInstructionsForAuthors.pdf). The
use of the LaTeX2e style file available from Springer
(http://www.ift.ulaval.ca/ai06/llncs2e.zip) is strongly encouraged.

Important dates

Full paper submission due: December 12th, 2005
Notification of acceptance: February 13th, 2006
Final paper due: February 27th, 2006 Final versions of all papers will be at most 12 pages.