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Just 2 days left: Genetic Programming and Evolvable Machines anniversary issue available for free!
The Springer journal Genetic Programming and Evolvable Machines is celebrating its first 10 years with a special anniversary issue of articles reviewing the state of the field and considering some of its possible futures. For the month of July the entire issue is available for free! Continue reading
Posted in Computing, Evolution, Research, Science
Tagged anniversary issue, artificial intelligence, evolution, evolutionary computation, genetic programming, Genetic Programming and Evolvable Machines, GPEM, programming, springer journal
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I tend to scribble a lot
A photo demonstrating how much I scribble on papers when I’m editing. Continue reading
Posted in Computing, Education, My writing, Photography, Research, Science, Writing
Tagged editing, GECCO, genetic programming, my photography, textbook, Writing
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