Teaching
Seminar Theoretical Foundations of Swarm Intelligence (SS 2011)
Tobias Friedrich and
Timo Kötzing
Time:
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Wednesday (10:15-11:45)
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First meeting:
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13.04.2011
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Room:
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001 in MMCI building (E1 7)
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Prerequisites:
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Basic knowledge of algorithms and data structures.
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Registration:
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Please register
here
for the course.
You can unregister
here.
Within a few weeks after the semester starts, you will of course also have to subcribe to the
seminar
in the
HISPOS
system of the university.
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Content:
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Swarm-based randomized search heuristics like
ant colonies or particle swarm optimizers have
been successful applied in various domains in the last few years.
This seminar reviews the literature on
the theoretical foundations of these algorithms.
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Credits:
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You earn the usual 7 LPs for a seminar if you complete the following tasks.
You'll be given an research article
about a particular topic on randomized algorithms.
You carefully read it and give a talk
(40 min) on the content of the article and
write a short summary (about 5 pages).
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Schedule:
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Date
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Speaker
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Topic
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Reference
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13.04.
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Tobias and Timo
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Assignment of topics
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References:
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A standard textbook is Dorigo and Stützle's Ant colony optimization.
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Papers:
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(for copyright reasons only visible to users on campus)
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