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      Eighth Conference on Computational Learning Theory, COLT'95
             Santa Cruz, California, USA, July 5-8, 1995

The full version of this call is available as a plain text file at
URL: http://www.cs.utwente.nl/data/amast/links/v01/i01/full/COLT95c.txt

The Eighth Conference on  Computational Learning Theory (COLT 95) will
be held on the campus of the  University of California at  Santa Cruz,
USA,  from the late afternoon of July 5, through to July 8, 1995. 

We invite papers in all areas that relate directly to the  analysis of
learning  algorithms  and the  theory of  machine learning,  including
artificial and biological  neural networks.  We also invite  papers on
learning  from  related  theoretical   and  applied  areas,   such  as
statistics, statistical physics,  Bayesian/MDL estimation, information
theory,  inductive  inference,  logic,  inductive  logic  programming,
knowledge representation,  knowledge discovery  in databases,  natural
language processing, robotics, and pattern recognition. Besides purely
theoretical  papers   we  encourage   the  submission  of   papers  on
experimental results that also provide a theoretical analysis.
INVITED TALKS: will be  given by  Terry Sejnowski  (Salk Institute and
University of California at San Diego) and Les Valiant (Harvard).

ABSTRACT SUBMISSION:  fourteen copies (preferably two-sided copies) of
an extended abstract of less than 10 pages (plus cover and summary) to
Wolfgang Maass - COLT 95, Institute for Theoretical Computer Science,
Tech. Universitaet Graz, Klosterwiesgasse 32/2, A-8010 Graz, Austria
DATES: Subm. strictly by Jan 10, notif. Mar 10, final version April 11.

PROGRAM CHAIR: Wolfgang Maass (TU Graz, Austria, e-mail: 
maass@igi.tu-graz.ac.at).  CONFERENCE AND LOCAL  ARRANGEMENTS  CHAIRS:
David Haussler & Manfred Warmuth (Univ Calif S C).  PROGRAM COMMITTEE:
Dana Angluin (Yale),  Peter Bartlett (ANU, Australia),  Tom Dietterich
(Oregon State Univ.), Haym Hirsh (Rutgers), Jeff Jackson (CMU), Martin
Kummer (Univ. Karlsruhe),  Phil Long  (Duke Univ.),  Ron Rivest (MIT),
Robert Schapire (AT&T), Ted Slaman (Univ. of Chicago),  Naftali Tishby
(Hebrew Univ.), Gyorgy Turan (UIC, Chicago).