Research frontier: building virtual community in computational intelligence and machine learning

Authors:
Jacek M. Zurada;Maciej A. Mazurowski;Rommohan Ragade;Artur Abdullin;Janusz Wojtudiak;James Gentle
Affiliations:
University of Louisville;University of Louisville;University of Louisville;University of Louisville;George Mason University;George Mason University
Venue:
IEEE Computational Intelligence Magazine
Year:
2009

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Abstract

This paper tackles the issue of building a large-scale virtual organization for individuals and institutions that are associated with the field of computational intelligence (CI) and machine learning (ML). It begins with a few scenarios that will help illustrate the need for a virtual community in CIML.