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Subject: Call for papers, The Second International Workshop on Computational Intelligence in Economics and Finance (CIEF'2002)
From: Olivier BARRETEAU (barreteau@montpellier.cemagref.fr)
Date: mer jui 04 2001 - 15:34:26 CEST
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>Subject: Call for papers,
> The Second International Workshop on Computational Intelligence
> in Economics and Finance (CIEF'2002)
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>The Second International Workshop on Computational Intelligence in
>Economics and Finance (CIEF'2002)
>
>Research Triangle Park, North Carolina, U.S.A.
>March 8-13, 2002
>http://www.ee.duke.edu/JCIS/
>
>
>Keynote Speech:
>
>Agent-Based Computational Economics: The Computational Study of Evolving
>Decentralized Economies
>Leigh Tesfatsion
>Department of Economics
>Iowa State University
>Ames, IA 50011-1070, U.S.A.
>
>TBA
>Jasmina Arifovic
>Department of Economics
>Simon Fraser University
>Buranby, BC V5A 1S6, Canada
>
>
>Call for Papers
>
>The Second International Workshop on Computational Intelligence in
>Economics and Finance (CIEF'2002) will be held as a part of the Sixth
>Joint Conference on Information Science. Computational intelligence,
>usually known as a collection of techniques, including artificial
>neural networks, fuzzy logic, evolutionary algorithms, etc., is one
>of the most important tools in computational economics and finance.
>Over the last decade, computational intelligence has been widely used
>in various economical and financial modelling, prediction, and analysis.
>The most noticeable application of computational intelligence is in
>financial data mining.
>
>In addition to financial data mining, computational intelligence has
>also been intensively used in the research area known as agent-based
>computational economics where global regularities arise from the bottom
>up, through repeated local interactions of autonomous agents.
>Computational intelligence provides a tool to model these autonomous
>agents and their interactions. Issues addressed include the replication
>of laboratory results with human subjects, equilibrium selection, the
>emergence of the representative agent, rational expectations, markets
>and money, simulations of artificial stock markets and other social
>processes.
>
>We see now a need to bring together people with different backgrounds
>who share the same interests in their closely related studies. This
>conference serves this purpose.
>
>
>Topics of Interest:
>
>Application Areas: Application areas may include, but are not limited to:
>
> Agent-Based Computational Economics
> Artificial Stock Markets
> Simulation of Social Processes
> Evolutionary Game and Industrial Organization
> Financial Engineering
> Financial Data Mining
> Trading Strategies
> Hedging Strategies
> Portfolio Management
> Derivative Pricing
> Term Structure Models
> Financial Time Series Forecasting and Analysis
>
>Techniques:
>
> Artificial Neural Networks
> Fuzzy Logic
> Evolutionary Strategies
> Evolutionary Programming
> Genetic Algorithms
> Genetic Programming
> Statistical Classifiers
> Cluster Analysis
> Decision Trees
> Inductive Logic Programming
> Self-Organized Map
> Reinforcement Learning
> Wavelet
> Rough Sets
> Support Vector Machine
> Hybrid Systems
>
>
>Paper Submission
>Papers describing new techniques and/or novel applications are solicited.
>All papers should be no more than 4 pages of 10-point font, double column,
>single-spaced text, with figures and tables included. Papers should
>be sent to:
>
>
>Shu-Heng Chen
>AI-ECON Research Center
>Department of Economics
>National Chengchi University
>Taipei, Taiwan 11623
>chchen@nccu.edu.tw
>
>
>While hard copies are acceptable, electronic submissions via PS or PDF
>files are highly encouraged. Authors who use electronic submissions
>should sent a separate email in plain text to indicate this.
>
>All submissions must be received by the 30th of September, 20001.
>Contributed papers will be reviewed by the program committee. The
>authors will be informed about the decision of the review process by
>the 5th of November 2001. All accepted papers will be published in
>the conference proceedings.
>
>
>Important Dates
>
> September 30, 2001 - Deadline for submission of papers
> November 5, 2001 - Paper acceptance letters to be sent out to authors
> November 5, 2001 - Deadline for invited sessions and exhibition
proposals
> December 3, 2001 - Deadline for early registration with discounted fee
> December 3, 2001 - Publication fee ($180) due for each paper (regular
>and invited) to be included
> in proceedings. This amount is included in full
>registration fee.
> December 3, 2001 - Deadline for submission of revised camera ready
>copies of accepted papers
> March 8-14, 2002 - JCIS 2002 Conference
>
>General Chair:
>
> Professor Paul P. Wang
> Dept of Electrical & Computer Engineering
> P.O. 90291
> Duke University
> Durham, NC 27708 - 0291
> U.S.A
> email: ppw@ee.duke.edu
>
>Conference Chairs
>
> Professor Shu-Heng Chen
> AI-ECON Research Center
> Department of Economics
> National Chengchi University
> Taipei, Taiwan 11623
> R.O.C.
> tel: +886-2-29387308
> fax: +886-2-27386874
> e-mail: chchen@nccu.edu.tw
> http://www.aiecon.org/
>
> Professor Xin Yao
> School of Computer Science
> The University of Birmingham
> Edgbaston, Birmingham B15 2TT
> U.K.
> tel: +44 121 414 3747
> Fax: +44 121 414 4281
> e-mail: x.yao@cs.bham.ac.uk
> http://www.cs.bham.ac.uk/~xin
>
>Program Chair
>
> Assistant Prof. Chia-Hsuan Yeh
> Department of Information Management
> I-Shou University
> Kaohsiung County, Taiwan 84008
> R.O.C.
> tel & fax: 886-7-3552758
> e-mail: spockyeh@ms38.hinet.net
> http://econo.nccu.edu.tw/~spock/
>
>Program Committee
>
> Peter Angeline (Natural Selection, Inc, USA)
> Kohen Bertels (University of Namur, Beligum)
> Shiddhartha Bhattacharyya (University of Illinois at Chicago, USA)
> Jane Binner (Nottingham University, UK)
> Lai-Wan Chan (The Chinese University of Hong Kong, HK)
> Paul Darwen (University of Queensland, Australia)
> Herbert Dawid (University of Vienna, Austria)
> John Duffy (University of Pittsburgh, USA)
> Hitoshi Iba (University of Tokyo, Japan)
> Lakhmi Jain (University of South Australia, Australia)
> Mahmoud Kaboudan (Penn State University, USA)
> Taisei Kaizoji (International Christian University, Japan)
> Kin Keung Lai (City University of Hong Kong, Hong Kong)
> Ana Marostica (University of Buenos Aires, Argentina)
> Michele Marchesi (University of Cagliari, Italy)
> Robert Marks (Australian Graduate School of Management, Australian)
> Zbigniew Michalewicz (University of North Carolina at Charlotte, USA)
> Nikolay Nikolaev (University of London, UK)
> Akira Namatame (National Defence Academy, Japan)
> Pavel Osmera (Technical University Brno, Czech Republic)
> Thomas Riechmann (University of Hannover, Germany)
> Hiroshi Sato (National Defence Academy, Japan)
> Stephen Smith (Algometrics, UK)
> KY Szeto (HK University of Science and Technology, Hong Kong)
> Leigh Tesfatsion (Iowa State University, USA)
> Nicholas Vriend (University of London, UK)
> Lei Xu (Chinese University of Hong Kong, Hong Kong)
> Byoung-Tak Zhang (Seoul National University, South Korea)
> Zijian Zheng (Deakin University, Australia)
> Gilles Zumbach (Olsen & Associates, Switzerland)
>
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