Welcome to PRICAI 2004

9th - 13th August 2004

Host: Institute for Information Technology Research
Auckland University of Technology
Co-chairs: Professors Wai Yeap and Philip Sallis

Thank You for Attending 8th Pacific Rim International Conference on Artificial Intelligence 2004. Over 200 attendees made 8th Pacific Rim International Conference on Artificial Intelligence 2004 a huge success!

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PRICAI-04 is the eighth in the biennial PRICAI series of conferences that have become the premier Artificial Intelligence conferences in the Asia-Pacific region.

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Papers selection for the conference will be by peer reviews and by an independent international program committee headed by Program co-chairs Professor Chengqi Zhang and Professor Hans Guesgen. An independent program committee ensures the selection of high quality papers for presentation at the conference. Eminent researchers from the Pacific Region and internationally will be invited by the program committee of PRICAI to deliver keynote addresses. Special workshops and tutorials will be organised prior to the main conference and a new doctoral forum will be introduced to encourage stronger students' participation.

In addition to the above, the organisers of PRICAI-04 also promise to turn this conference into an exciting event where researchers not only meet to discuss about their work but also to get to know each other better. Extra special events (possibilities include a special evening dinner-for-ten, lunch on one tree hill and NZ wine tasting) will be organised to encourage such get-togethers.

Please join us at PRICAI-04 to hear about the latest work on AI, to get to know each other and, not to forget, to have some fun. See you in Auckland. Chess is an old game. Some people It's not "cool". But it will make you really strategic and smart. This chess site will teach all you need to know about the game. Also, here you'll find recommendations for chess sets and boards. Here it is: all about chess Make sure to check it out. Then you'll get better at this amazing board game. The advantage is that you can play chess vs computer and you also can play in a "simple" way: with your fiend, simply using a marble (or wooden) chess set.