DA2PL 2022
From Multiple-Criteria Decision Aid to Preference Learning - 17-18 november
DA2PL 2020 (From Multiple Criteria Decision Aid to Preference Learning) aims to bring together researchers from decision analysis and machine learning. It provides a forum for discussing recent advances and identifying new research challenges in the intersection of both fields, thereby supporting a cross-fertilisation of these disciplines.
Following the five previous editions of this workshop, which took place in Mons in 2012, Paris in 2014, Paderborn in 2016, Poznan in 2018, and Trento (virtually) in 2020, DA2PL 2022 will be held at the Université de Technologie de Compiègne, France, the 17 and 18 november.
News:
16 November 2022: we have set up a remote access for those people interested in attending: https://utc-fr.zoom.us/j/83790962064
30 October 2022: program and invited talks details are now available by going to the program page
17 June 2022: Denis Bouyssou from Université Paris Dauphine is our third confirmed keynote speaker!
10 June 2022: Thomas Augustin from Ludwig Maximilian University of Munich is our second confirmed keynote speaker!
22 may 2022: Selected papers submitted to DA2PL will be invited tp submit extensions to an AMAI special issue on preference handling.
7 May 2022: Nicolas Usunier from FAIR will be our first confirmed keynote speaker!
13 April 2022: Both the Artificial Intelligence Journal and the EURO group have provided us with grants! Thanks to them!
30 October 2022: program and invited talks details are now available by going to the program page
17 June 2022: Denis Bouyssou from Université Paris Dauphine is our third confirmed keynote speaker!
10 June 2022: Thomas Augustin from Ludwig Maximilian University of Munich is our second confirmed keynote speaker!
22 may 2022: Selected papers submitted to DA2PL will be invited tp submit extensions to an AMAI special issue on preference handling.
7 May 2022: Nicolas Usunier from FAIR will be our first confirmed keynote speaker!
13 April 2022: Both the Artificial Intelligence Journal and the EURO group have provided us with grants! Thanks to them!