Isbn: 9783642016356 - evolutionary image analysis and signal processing (studies in computational intelligence, 213, band 213) (2 Ergebnisse)

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    Buch. Zustand: Neu. Druck auf Anfrage Neuware - Printed after ordering - The publication of this book on evolutionaryImage Analysis and Signal P- cessing (IASP) has two main goals. The rst, occasional one is to celebrate the 10th edition of EvoIASP, the workshop which has been the only event speci cally dedicated to this topic since 1999. The second, more important one is to give an overview of the opportunities o ered by Evolutionary C- putation (EC) techniques to computer vision,pattern recognition,and image and signal processing. It is not possible to celebrate EvoIASP properly without rst ackno- edging EvoNET, the EU-funded network of excellence, which has made it possible for Europe to build a strong European research community on EC. Thanks to the success of the rst, pioneering event organized by EvoNET, held in 1998 in Paris, it was possible to realize that not only was EC a f- tile ground for basic research but also there were several application elds to which EC techniques could o er a valuable contribution. That was how the ideaofcreatingasingleevent,EvoWorkshops,outofacollectionofworkshops dedicated to applications of EC, was born. Amongst the possible application elds for EC, IASP was selected almost accidentally, due to the occasional presence, within EvoNET, of less than a handful of researchers who were interested in it. I would lie if I stated that the event was a great success since its very start, but it was successful enough to survive healthily for a couple of years, before reaching its present size, relevance, and popularity.…