Conférence sur l'APprentissage automatique

CAp2013 : Conférence sur l'APprentissage automatique

3-5 Jul 2013 Villeneuve d'Ascq (Lille) (France)

CAP 2013

Since 1999, the Conférence sur l'Apprentissage Automatique (CAP) is the yearly meeting of the French scientific community dedicated to machine learning. In 2013, CAP is held as part of the larger AI dedicated event named as the “plate-forme IA”, in Lille, France, from 3rd to 5th July 2013. This AI platform gathers a set of conferences dealing with AI.

For 25 years or so, machine learning has considerably grown up and matured, from fundamentals to applciations. This domain is currently at the crossroads of computer science, statistics, applied mathematics, and this pluridisciplinarity played a decisive role in its recent development.

In this context, CAP'2013 wishes to be a place of conviviality and exchanges between actors of machine learning. CAP'2013 is also open to anyone wishing to know more about this domain. PhD students are warmly welcome: CAP is first a place to get a constructive though rigourous feedback on one's researches, but also a place to get a large view on the current research tracks, and get in touch with people.

Call for communication

The program comittee invites the submission of work related to machine learning, either theoretical or more applied.

We do not wish any exclusivity regarding submitted work: we look forward that papers submitted to major international conferences would also be submitted to CAP. If the paper gets accepted in such a conference, the paper will not be included into the proceedings of CAP to avoid any copyright issue. Submissions may be written either in French, or in English.

Accepted papers will be made available on the Internet (through hal) only if their authors agree on that.

Program committee

Massih Amini, Université Paris 6
Cedric Archambeau, Xerox
Thierry Artieres, Université Paris 6
Stephane Ayache, Université Aix-Marseille
Francis Bach, INRIA, ENS
Younès Bennani, Paris 13
Léon Bottou, Microsoft Research, États-Unis
Laurent Bougrain, Université de Lorraine
Laurent Brehelin, LIRMM, CNRS
Armelle Brun, Université de Lorraine
Sébastien Bubeck, Princeton University, États-Unis
Stéphane Canu, INSA-Rouen
François Caron, INRIA
Stéphane Clémençon, Telecom ParisTech
Antoine Cornuéjols, Agro'ParisTech
François Denis, Université Aix-Marseille
Ludovic Denoyer, Université Paris 6
Patrick Gallinari, Université Paris 6
Eric Gaussier, Université Grenoble 1
Cyril Goutte, Conseil national de recherches Canada
Yves Grandvalet, Université de Technologie de Compiègne, CNRS
Yann Guermeur, LORIA, CNRS
Amaury Habrard, Université Saint-Étienne
Zaid Harchaoui, INRIA
Hachem Kadri, Université Aix-Marseille
Mikaela Keller, Université de Lille
Christopher Kermorvant, A2IA
Vincent Lemaire, Orange Labs
Philippe Leray, Université de Nantes
Francis Maes, Katholieke Universiteit Leuven, Belgique
Jérémie Mary, Université de Lille
Mohamed Nadif, Université Paris 5
Richard Nock, Université Antilles-Guyane
Olivier Pietquin, Supélec-Metz
Alain Rakotomamonjy, INSA-Rouen
Céline Rouveirol, LIPN, Université de Paris 13
Bruno Scherrer, INRIA
Marc Sebban, Université de Saint-Étienne
Olivier Teytaud, INRIA
Jean-Philippe Vert, Mines ParisTech, Institut Curie
Emmanuel Viennet, Université de Paris 13
Djamel Zighed, Université Lyon 2

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