Multi-objective evolutionary algorithms (MOEAs) are widely used in practice for solving multi-objective design and optimization problems. Historically, most applications of MOEAs have dealt with two and three objective problems, leading to the development of several evolutionary approaches that work …

You are cordially invited to a seminar on Conditional Detection of Mechanical Defects presented by Professor A. R. Mohanty from IIT-Kharagpur, India. The seminar will be presented in two 3-hour sessions Tuesday 8 September from 2 to 5 p.m. and Thursday 10 September from 9 a.m. to 12 noon. …

Dolphin team members received the Best Paper Award for "Global vs Local Search on Multi-objective NK-landscapes: Contrasting the Impact of Problem Features" by Fabio Daolio, Arnaud Liefooghe, Sébastien Verel, Hernán Aguirre and Kiyoshi Tanaka, at the GECCO 2015 (Genetic and Evolutionary Computation …

NOMAD :" A Distributed Framework for Latent Variable Models ".Latent variable models are the cornerstone for many machine learning problems. As data grows in size and complexity, it is a contemporary challenge todevelop scalable and distributed algorithms for this task. In this talk, I willfocus on …

Boulbaba Ben Amor, lecturer-researcher, qualified to lead research, in the Informatics & Networks department of Telecom Lille, has been appointed Senior Member of the prestigious scientific institution Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers (IEEE). He is promoted to this rank in …

The aim of this day is to initiate exchanges between Lille 1 and Intel with a view to setting up a partnership (research and teaching) in the field of simulation and high-performance computing. The morning will be devoted to a presentation by Intel, followed by a discussion with the researchers. The …

The CNRS external competition for engineers, managers and technicians is open until 30 June 2015. For our laboratory we are looking for a Project Manager or expert in application development and deployment (IR BAP E). You can find the job profile on the CNRS website (competition No. 32).

For IJCAI 2015 - International Joint Conference on Artificial Intelligence, Pierre Bourhis, CNRS researcher in the LINKS team, submitted a paper "Reasonable Highly Expressive Query Languages" (Pierre Bourhis, Markus Krötzsch, and Sebastian Rudolph) distinguished with the "Honorable Mention" award.