Workshop on Evolutionary computing
2 days: April 3-4, 1995
The purpose of the workshop is to give researchers active in the area of
evolutionary computing an opportunity to present their work and have
discussions on current developments in a relatively informal atmosphere
at a low cost. Papers will be refereed by the programme committee and a
program drawn up on the basis of those accepted. Some of the programme
committee and researchers visiting the UK will be invited to give talks
for which they too will provide a paper. Papers will be bound and
distributed to the participants at the beginning of the workshop and a
post-workshop proceedings published if possible.
Subjects
Evolutionary strategies, genetic algorithms, classifier systems, genetic programming and applications thereof.
Submissions
Acceptance will be on the basis of extended abstracts or full papers of a
maximum 5000 words. Four A4 paper copies to be submitted by post or one
postscript copy by email. Places will be available for those submitting
papers. Others who wish to attend should submit a summary of interests.
Deadlines
Submission of extended
abstracts or papers: 15th January 1995
Notification of acceptance: 15th February 1995
Camera ready papers due: 15rd March 1995
Principal organiser
Terry Fogarty <tcf@btc.uwe.ac.uk>
Faculty of Computer Studies and Mathematics
University of the West of England, Bristol
Bristol, BS16 1QY
ENGLAND
Programme Committee
- Terry Fogarty Chair (UWE, Bristol)
- Ray Paton (University of Liverpool)
- Nick Radcliffe (University of Edinburgh)
- Phil Husbands (University of Sussex)
- Stuart Flockton (University of London)
- Dave Corne (University of Edinburgh)
- Mukesh Patel (FORTH, Heraklion)
- Jonathan Shapiro (University of Manchester)
- Peter Hancock (University of Stirling)
- Marco Dorigo (Free University of Brussels)
- Peter Ross (University of Edinburgh)
- Hugh Cartwright (University of Oxford)
- Ian Parmee (Plymouth Engineering Design Centre)
- Inman Harvey (University of Sussex)
Last modified: Feb 2 1995
Malcolm Crawford <m.crawford@dcs.shef.ac.uk>
Institute for Language Speech and Hearing, University of Sheffield