WORKSHOP: Machine learning methods for ecological applications
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D.R.Morse at ukc.ac.uk
Fri Feb 28 00:10:28 EST 1997
Machine learning methods for ecological applications
Biological Sciences, MMU, Manchester. 19 April 1997.
The Ecological Computing group of the British Ecological Society are
organizing a one day workshop on 'Machine Learning Methods in Ecology'.
The aim of the meeting to is to explore the potential of a range of
these techniques for ecological problems. We have organised the meeting
so that most people will avoid the need of an overnight stay in
Manchester. Offers of posters are welcomed.
The meeting will be on Saturday 19th April 1997 in the Department of
Biological Sciences, Manchester Metropolitan University, Oxford Road,
Manchester. There is a charge of 15pounds per person, which includes
morning and afternoon coffee and lunch.
Requests for further information should be sent to Sue King,
Biological Sciences, Manchester Metropolitan University, Chester
Street, Manchester, M1 5GD Tel: 0161 247 1160. Fax 0161 247 6325. E-
mail s.e.king at mmu.ac.uk.
Programme
10.00 Registration and coffee
10.30 A.Fielding (MMU) Introduction
10.45 D.Chesmore (University of Hull)
Neural networks and expert systems for automated insect
identification.
11.20 L.Boddy (University of Cardiff)
Identification and quantification of mixed species populations
using artificial neural networks.
11.55 P.Riordan (MMU)
Unsupervised classifications in ecology: an application using
individual recognition of tigers from their footprints.
12.30 Lunch
1.30 J.N.R. Jeffers (Kendal)
Ecological applications of the BEAGLE and GAFFER genetic
algorithms.
2.05 A. Fielding (MMU)
Cost sensitive mate choice: an approach based on a genetic
algorithm.
2.40 Cofee
3.00 J. McGlade (University of Warwick)
Simcoast - a fuzzy logic expert system for coastal ecosystems.
3.35 I. Bratko (University of Ljubljana)
Machine induction of symbolic models from ecological data.
4.10 Close and discussion.
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Dr David R. Morse, Email: D.R.Morse at ukc.ac.uk
Computing Laboratory, Phone: (01227) 764000 extn 7571
University of Kent, Direct dial: (01227) 827571
Canterbury, Fax: (01227) 762811
Kent CT2 7NF. United Kingdom
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