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VSI on Applied Soft Computing journal (Elsevier) - IF: 3.907 - Bio-Inspired Optimization Techniques for BioMedical Data Analysis: Methods and Applications
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Applied Soft Computing journal (Elsevier) - IF 2018: 3.907
Special Issue on Bio-Inspired Optimization Techniques for
BioMedical Data Analysis: Methods and Applications
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The intertwining disciplines of bio-inspired computing (BIC),
biomedical imaging and data analysis are major fields of computer
science, computer engineering and electrical and electronic
engineering, which have attracted the interest of many researchers.
The past and on-going research covers a wide range of topics and
tasks, from fundamental research to a huge number of real-world
industrial applications.
An exhaustive search is impractical in solving problems.
Optimization provides a powerful tool for solving learning problems
and data analysis. Designing and implementing optimization
algorithms are based on several methods and have superior
performance in many problems. However, in several applications, the
search space increases exponentially with the problem size. In order
to overcome the limitations and to solve efficiently larger scale of
combinatorial and highly nonlinear optimization problems, sets of
more flexible and adaptable algorithms are compulsory. BioMedical
data analyses are driving new optimization research trends mainly
based on machine learning and artificial intelligence, motivating
intersections with biomedical imaging & data analysis and
systems development. Bio-inspired computing is oriented toward
applying outstanding information-processing aptitudes of the natural
realm to the computation domain. It establishes a strong
relationship with computational biology and other biology-inspired
computing models due to its effectiveness and uniqueness even though
it is still relatively new trend. Some meta-heuristic search
algorithms with population-based framework are capable of handling
optimization in high-dimensional real-world problems in several
domains including engineering, medicine, industry, education, and
military. The discipline of Bio-inspired optimization algorithms is
a major field of computational intelligence, soft computing and
optimization at large, which has attracted the interest of many
researchers. These algorithms provide efficient tools to those
problems, which cannot be solved using traditional and classical
mathematical methods, as often the algorithms do not require any
mathematical condition to be satisfied.
The overall aim of this special issue is to collect state-of-the-art
contributions on the latest research and development, up-to-date
issues, and challenges in the fields of Bio Inspired Computing and
BioMedical Data Analysis, and related applications. Proposed
submissions should be original, unpublished, and present novel
in-depth fundamental research contributions either from a
methodological perspective or from an application point of view.
The topics of interest are strictly limited to:
1. New theories and methods in different BIC paradigms applied to
Biomedical data analysis, such as
- Ant Colony Systems
- Artificial Immune Systems
- Artificial Neural Networks
- Cellular Automata
- Cognitive Modelling
- DNA Computing
- Differential Evolution
- Emergent Systems
- Evolutionary Computations
- Evolutionary Strategies/Programming
- Genetic Algorithms/Programming
- Granular Computing
- Organic Computing
- Particle Swarm Optimization
- Swarm-based Algorithms
2. Applications of BIC and BIC-related techniques to biomedical data
analysis, including
- Biomedical intelligent decision support system
- Computer aided diagnosis
- Parallel processing
- Biomedical applications
- Internet of Health Things
- Health 4.0
- Virtual environments and Bio-inspired robotics
- Automatic feature extraction and construction in complex images
- Medical and bio-medical data analysis
- eHealth, mHealth and Telemedicine
IMPORTANT: Please choose VSI: BioMedical Data Analysisî when
specifying the Article Type.
Proposed Schedule:
- Virtual Special Issue start: July 1st, 2018
- First Round of Review: Maximum 3 months after submission date
- Virtual Special Issue closing date: November 30, 2018
FOR FURTHER INFORMATION:
https://www.journals.elsevier.com/applied-soft-computing/call-for-papers/special-issue-on-bio-inspired-optimization-techniques-for-bi
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