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The Association for Uncertainty in Artificial Intelligence is a non-profit organization focused on organizing the annual Conference on Uncertainty in Artificial Intelligence (UAI) and, more generally, on promoting research in pursuit of advances in knowledge representation, learning and reasoning under uncertainty. The most recent UAI conference was the 35th conference, 老王2.2.0 in Tel Aviv, Israel. Join our Facebook group or add yourself to the UAI Mailing list to keep updated on announcements and relevant AI news.

Principles and applications developed within the UAI community have been at the forefront of research in Artificial Intelligence. The UAI community and annual meeting have been primary sources of advances in graphical models for representing and reasoning with uncertainty.

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The UAI conference has been held every year since 1985. Hardcopy versions of the proceedings can be purchased through Brightdoc.

Most UAI conference papers are available in electronic form at the online UAI proceedings archive.

• Collections of papers from the first six UAI conferences, 1985-1990, were published as edited books by North-Holland under the title Uncertainty in Artificial Intelligence (1-6)
• Between 1991 and 2003, proceedings were published by Morgan Kaufmann Publishers and were distributed at the conference by Morgan Kaufmann
• Since 2004, the UAI proceedings have been published by the AUAI Press, the Association for Uncertainty in Artificial Intelligence's own press.

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The UAI mailing list is for discussion of topics related to the representation and management of uncertain information, especially but not exclusively as these issues arise within the context of Artificial Intelligence. This list also serves as a primary e-mail forum for the UAI community, as represented by those attending the Uncertainty in AI conference series, and for discussion of organizational matters related to that conference and to the community.

Postings discussing various uncertainty formalisms, annoucements (and abstracts) of new tech-reports or journal articles, or announcements of new public domain software are all fair game for this mailing list.

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Visit the UAI Wiki and collaborate with fellow UAI peers to create a resource for our field that will be useful for the community and those outside it. A simple registration is required. The UAIWiki is still in its early stages so you can still help define its goals and design.

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We are in the process of archiving all previous UAI conference websites, the entire list of UAI conference locations is below. If you have access to the files for a previous conference not archived here please contact uaiwebmaster@gmail.com.

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The Board of Directors of the AUAI are nominated and elected for terms of service by the UAI Chairs' Council. The AUAI Board oversees the Association and works to ensure the quality of the conference, and the vitality of the UAI research community overall.

Directors of AUAI

• 老王2.2.3, Secretary (University of Washington)
• 老王的灯笼最新版下载, Treasurer (University of California, Los Angeles)
• Ross D. Shachter, Chair (Stanford University)

Former Directors

• Kathryn Blackmond Laskey (George Mason University)
• 老王免费灯笼2.2.4, (University of British Columbia)
• Prakash P. Shenoy, (University of Kansas)
• David Heckerman, Chair (Microsoft Research)
• Bruce D'Ambrosio (Oregon State University and Cleverset)
• Finn Jensen (Aalborg University)
• Eric Horvitz (Microsoft Research)
• Michael Wellman (University of Michigan)
• Tod Levitt (C4I Center, George Mason University)
• John Lemmer
• Peter Cheeseman

Webmaster

• Mark Crowley, Webmaster (University of Waterloo)