TEA-TIME SEMINARS
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Every friday, AdSyL gathers at 4:00 pm in the
AdSyL lounge for a cup of tea and a short
paper presentation (10-15 minutes). There is an archive of past tea
seminars available. The next scheduled
seminar is:
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BROWNBAG SEMINARS
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The first Wednesday of every month, the Adaptive
Systems Laboratory has a "brownbag" seminar at
noon in the Columbia Conference Room (BCB). An archive of past
brownbag seminars is available. The next
scheduled seminar is:
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SPONSORED SEMINARS
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OCATE Series
Adaptive Computation
``Adaptive computation'' refers to both natural
and engineered systems that, through interaction
with their environment, change their models of
the external world, behavioral strategies, focus
of attention, and response to external data.
Examples of adaptive computation in nature
abound; prominent examples can be found in the
nervous and immune systems of individual
organisms, and in collections of cooperating
organisms. In human-designed systems, adaptive
computation finds application in automated
pattern-recognition, control, adaptive computer
interfaces, computer security, financial
prediction and trading, data mining, and many
other fields.
2004 OCATE lectures on Adaptive Systems -- archive
Videos available in the AdSyL group library
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