The workshop will include discussed talks and poster sessions. We invite submissions of papers describing the technical content of proposed contribution. The selected submissions may be accepted either as an oral presentation or as a poster presentation. We especially encourage submissions that directly address any of the topics, but related papers are also welcomed.

The workshop’s targeted audience is:

This is a one-day workshop that will follow the 24rd Annual Conference on Neural Information Processing Systems (NIPS 2010), .

The workshop will consist of two 3-hour sessions. There will be 6 invited talks by experts in the area, 4-6 contributed talks and a poster session of contributed papers. There will be time at the end of each talk/session for questions and discussion. A panel discussion moderated by the organisers is scheduled.

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Dynamic decision making (DM) maps knowledge into DM strategy, which ensures reaching DM aims under given constraints. Under general conditions, Bayesian DM, minimizing expected loss over admissible strategies, has to be used. Existing limitations of the paradigm impede its applicability to complex DM as:

1. Complexity of the information processing often crosses resources accessible.
2. Quantification of domain-specific knowledge, aims and constraints is weakly supported. It concerns mapping of domain-specific elements on probabilistic distributions (pd).
3. Methodology of the DM with multiple aims is incomplete.

The research aims to overcome these problems. It relies on distributed DM and fully probabilistic design (FPD) of strategies. The goal is to build a firm theoretical background of FPD of distributed DM strategies. Besides, it will enrich available results and unify them into internally consistent theory suitable for a flat cooperation structure.

This aim implies the main tasks:

1. Inspection of conditions leading to FPD
2. Extension of FPD to design with sets of ideal pds
3. Design of computerized conversion of knowledge and aims into environment-describing and ideal pds
4. Elaboration of theoretical framework for selecting cooperation tools

Active projects

Former projects

	From	Till
Fully probabilistic design of dynamic decision strategies	01.01.2008	01.01.2011
Advanced techniques of Bayesian decision making in complex systems	01.01.2004	01.01.2009
Fully probabilistic design of adaptive decision-making strategies suitable under informationally demanding conditions	01.01.2006	01.01.2009
Bayesian Decision Making to Support Change Detection in Complex Manufacturing Systems	01.01.2007	01.01.2008
Stochastické modelování dynamických kooperativních sítí	01.01.2007	01.01.2008
Data-driven modelling for decision-making support and process monitoring	01.01.2005	01.01.2006