CAEPIA' 09
Sevilla, November 9, 2009 [ Español | English ]

Key Dates

Proposals submission deadline:
July 31, 2009
Notification of acceptance:
September 14, 2009
Final version due:
October 5, 2009
Workshop date:
November 9, 2009

Workshop 10: Learning systems for decision making in business management

During the last decades, artificial intelligence techniques based on learning have been used in different management contexts for the creation of systems designed to aid in the process of decision-making. However, their practical application to each specific domain carries an increasing number of new problems which causes a necessary adaptation and revision of these techniques. This session is devoted to the analysis of some of these modern applications in business management. The aspects that will be taken into consideration include not only those related to the results of these applications, but also those related to the improvement of the specific algorithms used.

Topics

A non-exclusive list of topics associated with the session would be the following:

Automated systems for group decision-making
Qualitative assessment and multi-classification
Ranking and assessment learning systems
Learning and collective intelligence
Financial risk and credit risk management
Segmentation and learning about customer profiling
Forecasting customer satisfaction

Program chairs

Núria Agell (ESADE-URL, Spain)
Cecilio Angulo (UPC, Spain)

Organizing committee

Germán Sánchez-Hernández (ESADE-URL, Spain)
Albert Samà (UPC, Spain)
Josean Sanabria (ESADE-URL, Spain)
Stephen Diasio (ESADE-URL, Spain)

Scientific committee

Joseph Aguilar (unconfirmed, France)
Carmen Ansotegui (ESADE-URL, Spain)
Mònica Casabayó (ESADE-URL, Spain)
John Dawson (U. Edinburgh, UK)
Haydemar Núñez (UCV, Venezuela)
Xavier Parra (UPC, Spain)
David Riu (La Salle-URL, Spain)
Mónica Sánchez (UPC, Spain)
Josep M. Sayeras (ESADE-URL, Spain)
Xari Rovira (ESADE-URL, Spain)
Francisco J. Ruiz (UPC, Spain)
Louise Travé-Massuyès (LAAS-CNRS, France)

Workshop format

Articles submitted to the workshop should be limited to a maximum of 4 pages and should fall under one of the following categories:

Articles with unpublished results (possibly preliminary results).
Research notes about significant case studies and important issues to be further investigated.
Contributions describing practical experiences and challenges in business management.
Demonstration of new software tools in the area describing innovative aspects of the tool.

Presentation

Accepted papers will have 10-15 minutes for their presentation or demonstration and 5-10 minutes for their discussion among the workshop participants.

Format and Review Process

All submissions should be done according to the CAEPIA format (LNCS). A double blind review process will be adopted.

Registration

You can register for this workshop at CAEPIA.