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Call for papers, special issue on co-evolution
Call for Papers
Special Issue on Co-Evolution
International Journal of Computational Intelligence and Applications
Website: http://www.csee.uq.edu.au/~darwen/ijcia.html
Important dates:
Paper submission 1 August 2001
Notification of acceptance 1 November 2001
Final camera-ready manuscripts 1 January 2002
Publication of special issue March 2002
For enquiries please contact Paul Darwen <darwen@ieee.org>.
THEMES
The special issue will cover a range of research topics relating to
co-evolutionary methods in evolutionary computation.
Usually in evolutionary computation, the evaluation function is
hand-written by a human expert. In co-evolution, trial solutions
in the population are evaluated by other trial solutions in either
the same evolving population, or in another population that evolves
in tandem. The aim is to induce an upward spiral, an arms race, of
innovation and improvement.
This broad approach has been gained notable successes in a range of
tasks, including learning to play board games, schedule optimization,
and the automatic design of sorting algorithms.
REQUIREMENTS
Researchers are invited to submit original work that has not been
presented elsewhere. Substantially revised and extended versions
of conference papers are most welcome.
Authors are invited to submit 6 copies of full papers for review.
Papers should be written in English, on A4 or US letter size paper.
The first page of each paper must include the following information:
- title of the paper,
- names(s) and affiliation(s) of the author(s),
- abstract of the paper,
- maximum 5 keywords,
- name, postal address, phone and fax numbers and e-mail address
of the corresponding author.
Please send 6 copies of your paper to either of:
Paul Darwen Xin Yao
Dept. of CSEE Dept. of Computer Science
The University of Queensland The University of Birmingham
Brisbane QLD 4072 Birmingham B15 2TT
Australia United Kingdom
Email: darwen@ieee.org Email: xin@cs.bham.ac.uk