The Wiki Leaks: The United States was catapulted into a worldwide diplomatic crisis on Sunday, with the leaking to the Guardian and other international media outlets of more than 250,000 classified cables from its embassies, many sent as recently as February this year. The U.S. embassy cables are marked “Sipdis” — secret internet protocol distribution. [...]
Archive for the ‘Evolutionary Computation’ Category
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021-Evolutionary Computation
October 6th, 2010 
Projects-Netizen 8.1 LSSVM – Evolving Least Squares Support Vector Machines for Stock Market Trend Mining 8.2 Arc-Guided Evolutionary Algorithm for the Vehicle Routing Problem With Time Windows 8.3 An Heterogeneous, Endogenous and Coevolutionary GP-Based Financial Market 8.4 Computational Intelligence for Evolving Trading Rules 8.5 ZIP60: Further Explorations in the Evolutionary Design of Trader Agents and Online [...]
72-FaceX – Face Recognition System
September 16th, 2010 Projects-Netizen FaceX is a high-performance, multi-platform face identification and facial feature recognition solution. Serving software developers worldwide, FaceX is a perfect way to empower Web and desktop applications with face-based user authentication, automatic face recognition and identification. The system can work with entire faces or facial features, supports face recognition in still images and real-time video [...]
087-Aurora-Intelligent planning and scheduling system for space crafts
August 18th, 2010 Projects-Netizen A space craft carrier is very busy except that its landing operations must address additional complexities such as fleet tactical considerations, space constraints, space craft carrier maneuvering space (sea room), deck motion (pitch and roll), continuous mechanical preparations, resetting arresting gear and optical landing system between each landing, airborne space craft fuel status, space craft [...]
099-Aspect-Oriented Race Detection in Java
August 18th, 2010 Projects-Netizen In the past, researchers have developed specialized programs to aid programmers in detecting concurrent programming errors such as deadlocks, livelocks, starvation, and data races. In this work, we propose a language extension to the aspect-oriented programming language AspectJ, in the form of three new pointcuts, lock(), unlock(), and maybeShared(). These pointcuts allow programmers to monitor [...]
