Special Session on Partitioning and Clustering for Evolutionary Computation
WCCI2022 IEEE WORLD CONGRESS ON COMPUTATIONAL INTELLIGENCE
Padua, Italy 18-23 July 2022
Full CFP: https://diegoliva.com/sscec22/
The goal of this special session is the use of partitioning and clustering
approaches for evolutionary computation, covering all different
evolutionary paradigms. The aim is to investigate both the new theories and
methods in different evolutionary paradigms in different domains such as
image processing, pattern recognition, scheduling, and transportation.
Topics of Interest
Authors are invited to submit their original and unpublished work to this
special session, the topics of interest (but not limited) are the
following:
- Random partitioning in evolutionary computation
- Dynamic sub-swarm number strategy in evolutionary computation
- Seed and distance-based partitioning techniques in evolutionary
computation
- Hierarchical partitioning techniques in evolutionary computation
- Dynamic multi-population techniques in evolutionary computation
- Clustering-based multi-population techniques
- Multi-level clustering-based multi-population techniques
- Random partitioning with master-population
- Decomposition-based approaches in large-scale optimisation
- Clustering approaches for finding proper parameter values
- Decomposition approaches in multi-objective evolutionary algorithms
- Decomposition approaches in Multi-modal multi-objective Evolutionary
Algorithms
Important Dates
31 Jan 2022: Paper Submission Deadline
26 Apr 2022: Paper Acceptance Notification
23 May 2022: Final Paper Submission & Early Registration Deadline
18-23 July 2022: Conference Date
More information: https://wcci2022.org/
Organizers
Dr. Seyed Jalaleddin Mousavirad – Hakim Sabzevari University, Iran
Dr. Diego Oliva – Universidad de Guadalajara, Mexico
Dr. Erik Cuevas – Universidad de Guadalajara, Mexico
Dr. Ripon K. Chakrabortty – UNSW Canberra, Australia
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