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ISAS 2001 - International Symposium on Adaptive Systems
"Evolutionary Computation and Probabilistic Graphical
Models"
Hotel Palco and Havana Convention Center, Cuba
March 19-23, 2001
1- Special one day session on Adaptation and Bioinformatics.
2- Call for tutorials and/or large key talks (1 - 1.5 hours)
3- Extension of the deadline until January 15.
1- Extension of deadline.
The Organizing Committee of ISAS 2001 has decided to extend the
deadline for presentation of papers until January 15. Please visit our
web page for details.
(http://isas2001.tripod.com/symp)
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2- One day Special Session on Adaptation and Bioinformatics.
The ISAS 2001 conference will explore recent issues on the
convergence of Adaptive Systems and Bioinformatics.The aim of the
session is the discussion of works in this new field of research and
applications.
Contributions will be welcomed that address the cross-fertilization
between the fields of Artificial Adaptive Systems, and the research on
molecular biology, genetics, neural systems, population dynamics and in
general nature inspired research.
The works will be published in the ISAS2001 conference's
proceedings. We also call for presentation of tutorials or large key
talks in this field. At this moment we already have the following
tutorials:
1- Prospect and problems in Bioinformatics
Selfish is not enough a model of organism is missing.
Dr. Heinz Muehlenbein. (Germany).
2- Spiking Neural Models (to be confirmed).
Dr. Hans Bothe (Denmark)
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3- Call for Tutorials and/or large talks.
The organizing committee of ISAS2001 call for the presentation of
tutorials and/or large talks (1 - 1.5 hours) in anyone of the topics of
the conference (see isas2001.tripod.com/symp).
We already have the following talks:
1-Future Trends of Evolutionary Computing
Dr. Heinz Muehlenbein. National Research Center for Information
Technology (Germany)
2- Numerical Tight Bounds for Continuous Functions Over Polyhedron
Domains: A Tutorial
Dr. Hossein Arsham, University of Baltimore (USA)
3- Evolutionary Design of Hybrid Systems - Reviews and Prospects for
Industrial Applications.
Dr. Ajith Abraham. Monash University. (Australia)
4- Optimization and Machine Learning with Estimation Distribution
Algorithnms
Dr. Pedro Larrannaga. University of the Basque Country. (Spain)
The deadline for presentation of tutorials is January 10.
Speakers can present a written version of their talks for
publication in the proceedings. (although it is not mandatory).
They should use the same format of regular papers, but a maximum of
15 pages is allowed.
For further information please contact:
ISAS 2001 URL:
http://isas2001.tripod.com/symp
http://www.members.tripod.com/~isas2001/symp/
Dr. Alberto Ochoa Rodríguez
Institute of Cybernetics, Mathematics and Physics
(ICIMAF).
Center of Mathematics and Theoretical Physics.
Calle 15 No. 551 e/ C y D.
CP. 10400. La Habana. Cuba.
Fax: 537-333373
Phone: 537-327764
aa8ar@yahoo.com
ochoa@cidet.icmf.inf.cu
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