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Congress on Evolutionary
Computation (CEC 2007) Special Session on Evolutionary Computing for Decentralized Systems |
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Special Session Organizer Anwitaman Datta NTU, Indranil Gupta Program Committee Karl Aberer Important Dates Paper
Submission March 31,
2007 Decision Notification May 15, 2007 Camera-ready June 15, 2007 Conference September 25-28, 2007 |
Evolutionary computing includes
well-established as well as maturing tools and methodologies including nature
inspired self-adaptive algorithms, complex systems, swarm intelligence,
evolutionary game theory and genetic algorithm, and is used in diverse
domains. Authors are invited to submit
research papers on topics related to evolutionary computing for decentralized
systems for a special session in the Congress on Evolutionary Computation
(CEC 2007). CEC is the world's premier
conference dedicated to evolutionary computation. It brings together
researchers and practitioners in the field of evolutionary computation and
computational intelligence from all around the globe. It also has special
sessions dedicated to specific topics providing a platform for researchers
using evolutionary computing techniques in their niche areas. The special
session papers go through the same standard of peer reviewing and are
published in the CEC conference proceedings. Scope Large-scale networked and
decentralized systems such as the Internet, peer-to-peer systems, sensor
networks, ad-hoc networks, etc., have grown to be very complex. Such
decentralized systems are often characterized by designed or emergent
self-organizational properties. Evolutionary principle, both for design and
analysis of these systems, is a special subtopic under the general premise of
self-organization. Focus decentralized systems of interest include (but are not limited to) the Internet, the semantic web, peer-to-peer systems, sensor networks, ad-hoc and mesh networks, wireless and grid environments. The papers submitted should strictly and mainly be using evolutionary computing to address various issues in such decentralized systems. Papers are solicited for topics including (but not limited to): v
Systems Design and
Optimization v
Foundations,
Theory, and Modeling v
Empirical Studies,
Practical Experiences and Case Studies v Complex Adaptive Systems v
Algorithms:
Biologically or Socially Inspired, Swarm and Epidemic v
Evolutionary Data
Mining v
Evolutionary Games v
Scalability, Reliability, Security, Mobility v
Immune systems v
Topology control Paper Submission Manuscripts should be prepared according to the standard format of regular papers specified in CEC2007 and be restricted to a maximum of 8 pages. Paper submission is strictly only PDF format and online through the regular CEC2007 submission website. Special session papers will be treated in the same way as regular papers and included in the conference proceedings. |
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Last revised: 5 December 2006 |
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