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Table 2. Statistics of submitted and accepted papers by topic.
Topic Submitted Accepted
Expert Systems / KBS 2 –
Multiagent systems and Distributed AI 10 6
Knowledge Management 3 1
Intelligent Interfaces: Multimedia, Virtual Reality 1 –
Natural Language Processing / Understanding 4 3
Computer Vision 4 2
Neural Networks 11 4
Genetic Algorithms 9 6
Fuzzy logic 4 1
Machine Learning 18 7
Intelligent Tutoring Systems 1 –
Data Mining 4 –
Knowledge Acquisition 3 –
Knowledge Representation 10 4
Knowledge Verification, Sharing and Reuse 3 1
Ontologies 4 –
Qualitative Reasoning 1 1
Constraint Programming 6 2
Common Sense Reasoning 1 –
Case-Based Reasoning 1 –
Nonmonotonic Reasoning 2 1
Spatial and Temporal Reasoning 1 1
Robotics 2 2
Planning and Scheduling 5 3
Navigation 5 2
Hybrid Intelligent Systems 4 1
Logic Programming 2 1
Intelligent Organizations 3 1
Uncertainty / Probabilistic Reasoning 1 –
Bioinformatics 3 –
Philosophical and Methodological Issues of AI 5 1
Other 10 4
The academic and editorial effort resulting in this volume was carried out in collaboration
with, and was supported by, the Mexican Society for Artificial Intelligence
(SMIA). We cordially thank all people involved in its preparation. In the first
place these are the authors of the papers constituting it: it is the excellence of their
research work that gives sense to the work of all other people involved. We thank the
members of the Editorial Board of the volume and additional referees. We express our
gratitude to Álvaro de Albornoz, Ángel Kuri, Hugo Terashima-Marín, Francisco J.
Cantú-Ortiz, Leticia Rodríguez, Fernando J. Jaimes, Rogelio Soto-Rodríguez, Hiram
Calvo, Manuel Vilares, and Sulema Torres for their significant contribution at various
stages of preparation of the volume. The submission, reviewing, and selection process
was supported for free by the EasyChair system, www.EasyChair.org.
Alexander Gelbukh
Raúl Monroy
November 2005