Archive for December, 2006
Dave Davis, Supply Chains, and GAs
There is a nice article/interview with longtime GA practitioner Dave Davis at Supply and Demand Chain Executive here.
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Posted by admin on December 19th, 2006 under Illigal-blogging
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Challenging lectures on-line at TED
Yesterday I was having dinner with a friend. He mentioned that he had become addicted to the lectures posted on the TED (Technology, Entertainment, Design) web site. I found this interesting description of TED on their site:
TED is all about connections. The connections of ideas and the connections of people. It is based on the […]
Posted by admin on December 19th, 2006 under Illigal-blogging
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Innovation and GAs
Chris Donnan comments (here) on an article by Martin Pelikan and me in which we discuss the relation between GAs and innovation. My first writing about this connection goes back to my PhD dissertation in 1983 (here ), and the full-length version of this argument is contained in my 2002 book The Design of Innovation […]
Posted by admin on December 18th, 2006 under Illigal-blogging
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Perls of GA Wisdom
Programmers get fairly attached to their scripting language of choice and in 22 years of running a class on genetic algorithms I've seen GA code in every imaginable language. Teodor Zlatanov of IBM has a nice article on writing a simple GA in PERL here .
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Posted by admin on December 18th, 2006 under Illigal-blogging
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Machine Insight looking for genetics-based machine learnists
A keyword driven advertisement led me to Gil Sysweda and his most recent company, Machine Insight , and their need for a few good machine learnists (here).
We are currently looking for people with a strong background in statistical AI and machine learning, with the desire to apply these technologies to real-world problems. Techniques of interest […]
Posted by admin on December 17th, 2006 under Illigal-blogging
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GECCO 2007: Track on Genetics-Based Machine Learning and Learning Classifier Systems
Tim Kovacs is the chair of LCS and other GBML track for GECCO 2007. The deadline is approaching (January 17) You can find more information about the track here.
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Posted by admin on December 15th, 2006 under Illigal-blogging
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CEC 2007: Special Session on Genetics-Based Machine Learning
Helen Dam, Kamran Shafi, and Hussein Hussein A. Abbass are organizing a special session on GBML in CEC 2007. More information can be found here.
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Posted by admin on December 15th, 2006 under Illigal-blogging
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Clarient licenses EC software for cancer work
Clarient has licensed Natural Selection Inc. evolutionary computation software for cancer diagnostic development (see here).
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Posted by admin on December 15th, 2006 under Illigal-blogging
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Genalytics gets patent on core GA technology
A press release tells the story here:
Genalytics, a leading provider of On-Demand Targeted data solutions, announced today that the United States Patent and Trademark Office has granted a patent to the company for its core software technology, which enables automated predictive analytics through the application of genetic algorithms. The Genalytics On-Demand Targeting solution utilizes this […]
Posted by admin on December 14th, 2006 under Illigal-blogging
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David Leinweber in new post
Friend of IlliGAL, David Leinweber, has taken a new position with Monitor110. Leinweber headed First Quadrant's famed effort at using genetic algorithms to manage a large investment fund, and it looks as though he is up to more of the same (read here) although his work with Codexa appears closely related to the current business […]
Posted by admin on December 12th, 2006 under Illigal-blogging
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