Evostar Best Paper Nominations for Natural Computing Group
Congratulations to the Natural Computing group at CASL who have received 4 Best Paper nominations for the upcoming EvoStar events held in Turin, Italy in April.
In total the Natural Computing group will present 9 peer-reviewed papers at these prestigious co-located European events, which are published in Springers Lecture Notes in Computer Science (volumes 6621, 6624, 6625).
"We are especially happy that a good sample of the diversity of application of our recent research has been reflected in these nominations, namesly in Gaming, Architecture, Design and Art, with this research funded through one of my SFI PI awards (EDGE) and my SFI RFP award (GRED)." Dr Michael O'Neill, Natural Computing and Optimisation Cluster Leader.
The best paper nominations are for:
- Murphy E., O'Neill M., Brabazon A. (2011). Examining Mutation Landscapes in Grammar Based Genetic Programming. In LNCS 6621, Proceedings of EuroGP 2011 the 14th European Conference on Genetic Programming, pp.311-322. Springer.
- Perez D., Nicolau M., O'Neill M., Brabazon A. (2011). Evolving Behaviour Trees for the Mario Bros Game Using Grammatical Evolution. In LNCS 6624, Proceedings of EvoGAMES 2011 the 3rd European Event on Bio-inspired Algorithms in Games, pp.121-130. Springer.
- Byrne J., Fenton M., McDermott J., Hemberg E., O'Neill M., McNally C., Shotton E. (2011). Combining Structural Analysis and Multi-Objective Criteria for Evolutionary Architectural Design. In LNCS 6625, Proceedings of EvoMUSART 2011 the 9th European Event on Evolutionary and Biologically Inspired Music, Sound, Art and Design, pp.200-209. Springer.
- Nicolau M., Costelloe D. (2011). Using Grammatical Evolution to Parameterise Interactive 3D Image Generation. In LNCS 6625, Proceedings of EvoMUSART 2011 the 9th European Event on Evolutionary and Biologically Inspired Music, Sound, Art and Design, pp.366-275. Springer