The next conference: FOPARA

June 24, 2009 in Research | Comments (1)

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First things first: the paper sub­mit­ted to LCC has been put up on the Pola pro­ject page.

Secondly, one of my super­visors informed of the loom­ing dead­line for FOPARA (Found­a­tional and Prac­tical Applic­a­tions of Resource Ana­lysis), a work­shop of FM2009 in Eind­hoven. The work­shop seems like a bril­liant fit for my work and there are a lot of inter­est­ing people attend­ing (for instance Mar­tin Hof­mann as well as Hume people like Kevin Ham­mond and Greg Michael­son and many others).

The only stick­ing point is the dead­line, less than 3 weeks away. I think this would be a good oppor­tun­ity to write up the more prac­tical aspects of Pola, how it’s imple­men­ted and how a pro­gram­mer could use it. I’m already a little back­logged with imple­ment­a­tion details and, in my mind, fin­ish­ing up the new imple­ment­a­tion of bounds infer­ence is more import­ant than writ­ing another paper.


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  1. Comment by Marko van Eekelen — June 29, 2009 at 5:14 am   Reply

    Hello,

    I do not know who you are. But I think Fopara will indeed be very inter­est­ing and we are very inter­ested in hear­ing from your work. We would really appre­ci­ate it if you would be able to sub­mit!
    After sub­mit­ting, you can still imple­ment for the rest of the summer.…

    Marko van Eekelen (‘a bit biased’ since I am one of the Fopara organ­isers but still…)

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