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Subject: Machine Learning Online
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Machine Learning Online
Editor-in-Chief:
Thomas G. Dietterich, Oregon State University and Arris
Pharmaceutical, Inc.
Machine Learning Online is a new online version of Kluwer's highly
successful Machine Learning Journal. Although much of the service
is free, the full authorative text of the journal articles is
accessible only to subscribers.
The journal, Machine Learning, is an international forum for research
on computational approaches to learning. The journal publishes
articles reporting substantive research results on a wide range
of learning methods applied to a variety of task domains, including
but not limited to:
Methods: Inductive learning methods; Explanation-based learning;
Genetic algorithms; Analogy and case-based methods; Connectionist
techniques; Automated knowledge acquisition; Learning from instruction.
Task Domains: Classification and recognition; Problem solving and
planning; Reasoning and inference; Natural language processing;
Design and diagnosis; Vision and speech perception; Robotics and motor
control.
At the Machine Learning Online web site, the true ease and power of
electronic publishing can be experienced in the multiple indices, the
hypertext links between articles and the fast, powerful form-based
search facility which produces a list of documents and highlights the
found words in the paper.
ML-Online also contains a complete biographical reference of published
papers, a full set of appendices and a facility which enables the
reader to send a letter directly to the editor-in-chief with a single
click of the mouse button. As a part of the free component, Kluwer is
offering a much-needed service: a reliable doorway to other information
on the Internet which relates to Machine Learning. A newly appointed,
online editor ensures that these links are kept up-to-date, accurate
and comprehensive.
Kluwer is confident that ML-Online is a major step forward, making the
information more accessible to more people, more quickly and more
flexibly. It's powerful, it's fast and it's easy to use.
Kluwer Academic Publishers TEL: (617) 871-6600
101 Philip Drive FAX: (617) 871-6528
Norwell, MA 02061 E-mail: kluwer@wkap.com
Online Catalog: http://www.wkap.com
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