THE INTERFACE OF THREE AREAS OF COMPUTER SCIENCE WITH THE MATHEMATICAL SCIENCES

A Workshop Sponsored by the National Academies and the National Science Foundation,
April 28-29, 2000

The purpose of this workshop is to explore the interface of three areas of computer science with the mathematical sciences. The three areas covered will be network traffic, computer vision, and data mining and search techniques. The goals of this workshop are to demonstrate the potential for additional cooperation between the two disciplines, begin building some new research collaborations, and---if the participants believe the National Academies can help stimulate this interface---help define an Academy activity to address that need.
  • Official Workshop Summary

  • Meeting agenda
  • Summary of the sessions:
  • Preliminary Summary of Network Traffic Session
  • Preliminary Summary of Computer Vision Session
  • Preliminary Summary of Data Mining and Search Session
  • Background resources
  • Local information



    • Meeting Organizers:
  • Peter Bickel, University of California at Berkeley
  • Jennifer Chayes, Microsoft Research
  • C. William Gear, NEC Research Institute
  • Dianne P. O'Leary, University of Maryland
  • W. R. Pulleyblank, IBM Watson Center
  • Scott Weidman, National Research Council




    • For further information, contact Scott Weidman, SWeidman@nas.edu.