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AI: Just Do It!

Discover the latest developments in Artificial Intelligence at the University of Wisconsin, including courses like Introduction to AI and Machine Learning for Text Analysis. Explore AI applications in image-guided surgery, natural language systems, and genome analysis. Stay informed with seminars by esteemed faculty. For more information, visit www.cs.wisc.edu/~shavlik/uwai.html.

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AI: Just Do It!

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  1. AI: Just Do It! Artificial Intelligence at the University of Wisconsin David Page

  2. AI Recently • ATP solves long-standing open questions in mathematics. • Computer vision in image-guided surgery. • Natural language systems on the Web, populating DBs from text. • Machine learning used to analyze genome and gene chip data. • Bayes nets in PC operating systems, medical diagnosis, etc.

  3. Fall Courses • CS 540: Introduction to AI, Jude Shavlik • CS 638: Intro to Bioinformatics, Thomas Anantharaman • CS 731: Advanced AI, David Page • CS 766: Computer Vision, Chuck Dyer • CS 838: Machine Learning for Text Analysis, Mark Craven and Jude Shavlik

  4. Spring Courses • CS 540: Intro to AI • CS 760: Intro to Machine Learning, Jude Shavlik • CS 838: Advanced Bioinformatics, Mark Craven

  5. CS 638, 838: Bioinformatics

  6. CS 731: Advanced AI

  7. CS 766: Computer Vision

  8. CS 838: Machine Learning for Text Analysis • given: a target relation, text sources • do: extract instances of the relation from the text sources HSP-17 is a collagen-binding stress protein and is thought to be a collagen-specific molecular chaperone, which plays a pivotal role in during the biosynthesis and secretion of collagen molecules in the endoplasmic reticulum. subcellular-localization(collagen, endoplasmic-reticulum)

  9. More Information on AI at UW: • See www.cs.wisc.edu/ ~shavlik/uwai.html • Other faculty, including Lumelsky (on leave at NSF) • AI Seminar List

  10. Seminar This Week • Andy Barto • Reinforcement Learning • Wednesday, 8/30 • 4pm • Room 2310

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