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- Machine just called to tell us that @Sub_Evil_Boy 's lunch balance at the high school is running low. Oh. Right. HE'S DONE WITH HIGH SCHOOL! 8 hours ago
- The U of M just added mobile interface to their Moodle install. First glance looks nice - look forward to poking more. http://t.co/hweQDtVq 10 hours ago
- I keep checking my phone and on-line. I don't actually expect to see @Sub_Evil_Boy in the house, but his electronic silence is deafening. 10 hours ago
- Weird having @DOOMTREE arriving back in MN just as @Sub_Evil_Boy flies to Egypt. May have to listen to #nokings to celebrate both events. 10 hours ago
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Category Archives: My writing
UMM students are just so cool!
As mentioned earlier, our paper “Semantic building blocks in genetic programming” with Brian Ohs (UMM ’08) and Tyler Hutchison (UMM ’07) was nominated for Best Paper at EuroGP 2008 in Naples, Italy. We won! That a paper co-authored with two … Continue reading
Posted in Computing, Education, Events, My writing, Research, Sabbatical, Science, Writing
Tagged Art, Books, conference, EuroGP, evolution, evolutionary computation, genetic programming, Italy, Naples, Sabbatical, Science, Semantic Building Blocks in Genetic Programming, University of Minnesota Morris
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A heck of a party!
Last night’s unveiling of A Field Guide to Genetic Programming was a huge success! We had one of the poster “stalls” with 50 copies of the book that we’d purchased from Lulu as our initial “print run”. We were wearing … Continue reading
Posted in Books, Computing, Education, Events, My writing, Research, Sabbatical, Science, Writing
Tagged A Field Guide to GP, Books, EuroGP, genetic programming, Naples, unveiling
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