Genetic Programming Theory Practice 2007 Workshop (GPTP-2007)

The Center for the Study of Complex Systems (CSCS) at the University of Michigan will host an invitation-only workhop:

Genetic Programming Theory and Practice V
17-19 May 2007.

This workshop focuses on how theory can inform practice and what practice reveals about theory. The goal is to evaluate the state-of-the-art in genetic programming by discussing different theories and their value to practitioners of the art and to review problems and observations from practice that challenge existing theory.

This will be a small, invitation-only workshop on the campus of the University of Michigan in Ann Arbor. The workshop format is informal with plenty of time for discussion.

The papers from the workshop will be published as chapters in a book published by Springer (December 2007).

Note:
See the Call for Paper Proposals for information about submitting proposals for papers to presented at this workshop.



Acknowledgements

The GPTP-2007 Workshop is made possible by generous contributions from:
  • Third Millenium
  • State Street Global Advisors, Boston, MA
  • Michael Korns, Investment Science Corporation
  • Biocomputing and Developmental Systems Group, CSIS, University of Limerick
  • Chris May, Red Queen Capital Managment
  • Genetics Squared, Inc.
    • and the Center for the Study of Complex Systems at the University of Michigan.
    Please thank them for making this workshop possible.

    Please also visit the list of all GPTP workshops.

    Workshop Talk / Book Chapters:

    Chapter 1. Genetic Programming: Theory and Practice
    Terence Soule, Rick L Riolo and Bill Worzel

    Chapter 2. Better Solutions Faster: Soft Evolution of Robust Regression Models in pareto Genetic Programming
    Katya Vladislavela and Guido Smits

    Chapter 3. Manipulation of Convergence in Evolutionary Systems
    Conor Ryan and Gearoid Murphy

    Chapter 4. Large-Scale, Time-Constrained Symbolic Regression-Classification
    Michael F. Korns

    Chapter 5. Solving Complex Problems in Human Genetics using Genetic Programming
    Jason H. Moore and Nate Barney and Bill C. White

    Chapter 6. Towards an Information Theoretic Framework for Genetic Programming
    Stuart W. Card and Chilukuri K. Mohan

    Chapter 7. Investigating Problem hardness of Real Life Applications
    Leonardo Vanneschi

    Chapter 8. Improving the Scalability of Generative Representations
    Gregory S. Hornby

    Chapter 9. Program Structure-Fitness Disconnect and Its Impact on Evolution in Genetic Programming
    A.A. Almal and C.D. MacLean and W.P. Worzel

    Chapter 10. Genetic Programming with Design Reuse for Industrially Scalable, Novel Circuit Design
    Trent McConaghy and Pieter Palmers and Georges Gielen and Michiel Steyaert

    Chapter 11. Robust Engineering Design of Electronic Circuits with Active Components Using Genetic Programming and Bond Graphs
    Xiangdong Peng and Erik D. Goodman and Ronald C. Rosenberg

    Chapter 12. Trustable Symoblic Regression Models
    Mark Kotanchek and Katya Vladislavleva

    Chapter 13. Improving Performance and Cooperation in Multi-Agent Systems
    Terence Soule and Robert B. Heckendorn

    Chapter 14. An Empirical Study of Multi-Objective Algorithms for Stock Ranking
    Ying L. Becker and Harold Fox and Peng Fei

    Chapter 15. Using GP and Cultural Algorithms to Simulate the Evolution of an Ancient Urban Center
    R.G. Reynolds and Mostafa Ali and Patrick Franzel