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Résumé: There is little doubt that cognitive psychology and AI have had an immense impact on each other’s theoretical development. AI has explored and incorporated psychologically plausible models of human thought and behavior for a myriad of purposes, ranging from algorithmic fine-tuning to robotics and intelligent systems. In turn, cognitive psychology has made new discoveries and gained greater understanding by capitalizing on the processing capacities of computational techniques. The C&AI special track is motivated by this partnership of cognition and AI. The track will cover a wide-range of issues that pertain to the influence of cognitive psychology in AI and how insights obtained from computational principles can benefit the study of human cognition.

Résumé: The 23rd Florida Artificial Intelligence Research Society Conference (FLAIRS-23) will be held May 19-21, 2010 at The Shores Resort & Spa in Daytona Beach, Florida, USA. FLAIRS-23 continues a tradition of presenting and discussing artificial intelligence research in a convivial atmosphere within a beautiful setting. Events will include invited speakers, special tracks, discussion panels, and presentations of papers and posters. FLAIRS encourages student authors to submit papers. In addition to a Best Paper award, there will be a Best Student Paper award for the best paper written primarily by students.

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Résumé: The Genetic and Evolutionary Computation Conference (GECCO-2010) will present the latest high-quality results in the growing field of genetic and evolutionary computation. Topics include: genetic algorithms, genetic programming, evolution strategies, evolutionary programming, real-world applications, learning classifier systems and other genetics-based machine learning, evolvable hardware, artificial life, adaptive behavior, ant colony optimization, swarm intelligence, biological applications, evolutionary robotics, coevolution, artificial immune systems, and more.

Résumé: Computational Mathematics, Artificial Intelligence, Systolic Algorithms, Cluster Computing, Computational Complexity, VLSI Design, Computer Architectures, Simulation, ODL (Open Distance Learning) Systems, Systems Security, Combinatorics, Graph Theory, Numerical Analysis, Applied Mathematics, etc.

Résumé: The theme of MFI 2010 is “Cognitive Sensor Fusion.” A major goal of multisensor fusion systems is to achieve human-like performance in terms of perception, knowledge extraction, and situation assessment, exploiting symbolic and/or dynamical systems approaches.

Original high-quality contributions are solicited which demonstrate progress on fundamental principles, algorithm, systems, or applications.

Innovative results on multisensor fusion topics are invited such as distributed methods, sensor/actuator networks, bio-based systems, evolutionary methods, biomedical applications, autonomous vehicles (land, sea, air), architectures, micro/nano systems, tracking, SLAM, information fusion, sensors, swarms.