The 2002 U.K. Workshop on Computational Intelligence

Recent News:

• Many thanks to everyone who participated.
• Photos from the poster session.
• UKCI-03 will be in Bristol, 1-3 September 2003.

Introduction

Computational Intelligence (CI) is a rapidly expanding research field, attracting a large number of scientists, engineers and practitioners working in areas such as fuzzy systems, neural networks, machine learning and evolutionary computation. Also, a growing number of companies are employing CI techniques to improve previous solutions and to deal with new problems. In particular, there have been successful developments recently in combining different CI techniques, and conventional methods, to build hybrid intelligent systems. These include smart adaptive systems that allow the achievement of stability in spite of changes which are either external or internal to the system, thereby increasing the re-usability of developed systems.

The aim of this workshop is to provide a forum for the academic community and industry to share ideas about developing and using CI technique-based systems and exchange views. The informal setting is designed to encourage a lively atmosphere for discussing future research problems and for forging new contacts and collaborations.

The workshop will include presentations of submitted papers and invited lectures by eminent CI researchers. It has been deliberately set as a low-cost event, so that young researchers in academia and industry may actively participate as well as established workers in the field. A bound proceedings containing all the papers will be ready in time for the workshop.

Sponsored by:

The European Network on Intelligent Technologies for Smart Adaptive Systems

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School of Computer Science