Special issue on new trends and challenges of bio-inspired computational intelligence algorithms in massively complex systems

Resumen

Massively complex systems, such as social networks (Camacho, Panizo-LLedot, Bello-Orgaz, Gonzalez-Pardo, & Cambria, 2020; Lara-Cabrera et al., 2017), renewable energy problems (Twidell & Weir, 2015), or Internet-of-Things problems (Lin et al., 2017), generate massive amounts of data. These massively complex systems have attracted the attention of both industrial and research communities, because the analysis of data can generate valuable knowledge about the specific domain. But at the same time, the amount of data generated and the complexity of the problems mean that classical algorithms and approaches do not provide suitable solutions. In this case, it is quite common for computational intelligence (CI) techniques to extract the knowledge. CI can be defined as a set of bio-inspired research areas focused on the study of adaptive mechanisms to enable, or facilitate, intelligent behaviour in complex and changing environments. There are several research fields that compose CI, including swarm intelligence (Gonzalez-Pardo, Jung, & Camacho, 2017), and evolutionary computation (Salcedo-Sanz, Ortiz-Garcýa, Ángel M. Pérez-Bellido, Portilla-Figueras, & Prieto, 2011). This special issue is focused on the application of bio-inspired algorithms to massively complex systems, ranging from concepts and theoretical developments to advances technologies and innovative applications.

Publicación
Expert Systems
Antonio Gonzalez-Pardo
Antonio Gonzalez-Pardo
Profesor Titular de Universidad

Profesor del Departamento de Informática. Sus principales intereses de investigación están relacionados con la inteligencia computacional y la metaheurística aplicada al análisis de redes sociales, y la optimización de problemas basados en grafos.