text_combined: yukio osawa qgtnmgssmotsukatsukubaacjp let forward call papers 4th international workshop chance discovery please deliver colleagus consider papers yukio ohsawa dr university tsukuba behalf cochairs 4th international workshop chance discovery call papers 4th international workshop chance discovery data interaction scenario creation httptechnologykingstonacukchancediscoverycdws august 11 2005 university bonn reginapacisweg 3 53113 bonn germany pleased invite submissions international workshop chance discovery take place bonn germany august 11 part international conference machine learning 2005 icml2005 httpicml2005aisfraunhoferdehomephp brief description workshop content number different areas researchers artificial intelligence became recently interested events situations affect human decision making viewed opportunities risks chance rare event situation provides opportunities risks human decision making problem solving noticing event described discovery chance therefore chance discovery characterized terms becoming aware chance explaining significance sense discovery chance emphasized contrast discovery chance essential aspect chance seed new significant changes near future generally means aware rare novel important event without ignoring noise essential future succe ss considerable part research chance discovery characterised terms interactions computerbased human data interpretation interactions result novel ideas typically expressed form event sequences stories referred scenarios scenarios proven useful tool communicating novel ideas within organisation process discovering chance relies various subareas machine learning genetic algorithm research neural net research reinforcement learning metalearning discovery databases conceptual clustering inductive logic programming others used variety fielded applications areas management marketing medical diagnosis earthquake forecast product development given general characteristics intend invite contributions aspects process beginning interactions data leading novel ideas form scenarios review process equally consider contributions foundations chance discovery computational mechanisms human processes fielded applications indicative topics given foundations chance discovery frameworks interactive chance discovery role abduction induction logicbased frameworks chance discovery theories perspective complex systems processes human chance discovery social cognition guide collaborative assessment chances communicative processes form basis scenario creation cognitive processes becoming aware chance explaining significance computational mechanisms chance discovery identifying rare novel events becoming aware significant events interaction comprehensive communicable understandable visualisations computational understandable chances vs human understandable chances explaining evaluating events decisionmakers still become aware significance hidden event applications chance discovery identification new trends scenario management collaborative approaches specific application domains risk management diagnosis economical forecasting supply management sales strategies marketing strategies intelligent web design web search computerbased training teamwork support creativity support product design sideeffects new drugs applications common decisionmakers became aware significance rare event ignore noise rather used create new trends effective predictions based exclusively past observational patterns paper format paper limit submission address paper format follow lncs style guidelines springer publi shers httpwwwspringeronlinecomsgwcdafrontpage0107355164272376000 html paper exceed 10 pages sent email texword file pdf file submission deadline following address ruediger oehlmann uk kingston university london school computing information systems cognitive science laboratory penrhyn road kingston upon thames kt1 2ee uk email khtwekkwukingstonacuk important dates 2005 april 1 submission deadline 2005 april 22 notifying authors acceptance 2005 may 13 submitting final paper email discovery workshop chair review publication submissions reviewed basis relevance originality significance soundness clarity accepted papers published workshop working notes working notes workshop made available participants electronic form prior conference also distributed conference cd paper version addition receive sufficient number high quality contributions intend publish selected papers book cochairs ruediger oehlmann uk kingston university london school computing information systems cognitive science laboratory penrhyn road kingston upon thames kt1 2ee uk email khtwekkwukingstonacuk yukio ohsawa japan university tsukuba graduate school business sciences 3291 otsuka bunkyoku tokyo 1120012 japan qgtnmgssmotsukatsukubaacjp akinori abe japan atr intelligent robotics communication labs 222 hikaridai seikacho sorakugun kyoto 6190288 japan sxlultimaviarcnetmy program committee akinori abe japan eugenio alberdi uk klausdieter althoff germany david bergner usa sungbae cho korea renate fruchter usa david e goldberg usa andreas hotho germany ralf klinkenberg germany xavier llora usa lorenzo magnani italy peter mcburney uk yumiko nara japan ruediger oehlmann uk yukio ohsawa japan enric plaza spain paolo remagnino uk hiroko shoji japan katsuaki tanaka japan katsutoshi yada japan ikuko yairi japan qinfu zhang uk edward tsang uk wed 06 aug 2008 123933 0900 uai cfp 4th intl workshop chance discovery