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Computational Intelligence and Modern Heuristics

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Computational Intelligence and Modern Heuristics
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Publisher: InTech
ISBN-13: 9789537619282
Number of pages: 356

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This book will take its readers on a stunning voyage of computational intelligence heuristics research and applications. Computational intelligence techniques, ranging from neural networks, fuzzy logic, via genetic algorithms to support vector machines, case based, neighborhood search techniques, ant colonies, and particle swarm optimization are effective approaches with applications where problem domain knowledge exists.

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