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Computational Intelligence Group roundel

The Computational Intelligence Group carries out research with a primary focus in four related areas: evolutionary algorithms; inductive logic programming; probabilistic modelling and neural networks.

The work of the group involves a variety of approaches to problems falling under the general category of learning and optimisation.

The aims of the group are:

  • to apply intelligent algorithms to solve learning and/or optimisation problems;
  • to develop improved or novel intelligent algorithms;
  • to contribute to the theoretical understanding of computational intelligence.

Our research has found application in several areas including: medical treatment design and optimisation; bioinformatics; scheduling and pattern recognition.

People in the Computational Intelligence Group

Garry Brindley, Deryck Brown, Sandy Brownlee, Chris Bryant, Niccolo Capanni, Ratiba Kabli, Thierry Mamer, John McCall, Sunny Orike, Andrei Petrovski, Selpi, Siddhartha Shakya (BT Research Centre, Ipswich), Divya Bommareddy

Previous Members of the Group

Roger McDermott, Daniel Fredouille, Frank Herrmann, Rachel Cavill

Projects in the Computational Intelligence Group

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