German Conference on
Artificial Intelligence
(KI2003)

15. - 18. September 2003
Universität Hamburg


Oral Presentations

There have been 90 submissions from 22 countries. 18 papers have been accepted for oral presentation.

As in previous years, the proceedings of the conference will be published in the LNAI Series of Springer-Verlag. The contributions reflect the diversity of artificial intelligence research: Besides papers on the foundations of AI we also have several reports on innovative applications. A special focus of the conference is on multi modality.


List of all Technical Papers:

A k-Winner-Takes-All Classifier for Structured Data
Brijnesh J. Jain, Fritz Wysotzki

The instance problem and the most specific concept in the description logic EL w.r.t. terminological cycles with descriptive semantics
Franz Baader

Consistent 3D Model Construction with Autonomous Mobile Robots
Andreas Nuechter, Hartmut Surmann, Kai Lingemann, Joachim Hertzberg

Conscious behavior through reflexive dialogues
Pierre Bonzon

Fusing probabilistic information on maximum entropy
Gabriele Kern-Isberner, Wilhelm Roedder

Tailoring the Presentation of Plans to Users‚ Knowledge and Capabilites
Detlef Küpper, Alfred Kobsa

How to Build a Foundational Ontology
Luc Schneider

Applied Connectionistic Methods in Computer Vision to compare Segmented Images
S. Bischoff, D. Reuss, F. Wysotzki

A Formal Assessment Result for Fluent Calculus Using the Action Description Language Ak
Ozan Kahramanogullari, Michael Thielscher

Tripartite Line Tracks and Bipartite Line Tracks
Björn Gottfried

Computing Minimum-Cardinality Diagnoses Using OBDDs
Pietro Torasso, Gianluca Torta

What Observations Really Tell Us
Gero Iwan, Gerhard Lakemeyer

Multi-modal User State Recognition in a Modern Dialogue System
Johann Adelhardt, Rui Ping Shi, Carmen Frank, Viktor Zeissler, Anton Batliner & Elmar Noeth, Heinrich Niemann

Behavioral Knowledge Representation for the Understanding and Creation of Video Sequences
Michael Arens, Hans-Hellmut Nagel

Designign Agents with MicroPsi Node Nets
Joscha Bach, Ronnie Vuine

An Agent`s Definition Framework and a Methodology for Deriving Agent`s Taxonomies
Silke Höppner

A Multimodal Probabilistic Approach for Dynamic State Estimation Using Visual Information
Alvaro Soto, Pradeep Khosla

Approaches to Semi-Supervised Learning of Fuzzy Classifiers
Aljoscha Klose