Symposium On Computational Intelligence For Human-like Intelligence

The Symposium On Computational Intelligence For Human-like Intelligence will be hosted by Warsaw University of Technology, set against the vibrant backdrop of Cape Town, South Africa, from December 7 to December 10, 2015. This premier event is dedicated to exploring the frontiers of computational intelligence with a focus on creating systems that mimic human intelligence.

Attendees will dive into a comprehensive agenda that includes models and architectures that replicate human-like intelligence, cognitively-plausible systems, biologically-inspired cognitive models, and innovative approaches to problem-solving through intuition, creativity, insight, curiosity, and imagination. The symposium will also highlight the importance of chunk-based representations, the utilization of geometrical properties in problem-solving, and hierarchical knowledge representation. Moreover, the pivotal role of emotions and motivation in the discovery process, along with cutting-edge strategies in autonomous learning, active learning, lifelong learning, transfer learning, and multitask learning, will be discussed. Participants will also gain insights into theory or application of structured learning and structured intelligent systems among other critical topics.

This event is a must-attend for professionals in IT & Technology, Computer & Gadgets, and Computational Intelligence, seeking to advance their understanding and application of human-like intelligence systems.

Category: SouthAfrica
Tags: IT & Technology, Computer & Gadgets, Computational Intelligence

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