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Research Tracks

  • Learning in Multi-Agent systems
  • Machine learning for Data mining

Applied Techniques

  • Reinforcement Learning
  • Genetic Algorithms
  • (Evolutionary) Game Theory
  • Neural Networks
  • Support Vector Machines
  • Bayesian Networks
  • Fuzzy control and modeling

Applications

  • Adaptive, distributed CAC and routing in telecom
  • Modeling of at-line process-control
  • Wireless Sensor Networks
  • Bioinformatics
  • Supply Chain Management

Projects

  • Distributed Collaboration Using Multi-Agent System Architectures (DiCoMas, 2008-2011)
  • Learning Control for Production Machines (LeCoPro, 2009-2013)
  • The InSilico Wet Lab Project (InSilico, 2007-2010)

Past PhD Topics

  • Pasquale Gurzi, (expected, February 2012), Routing and Wavelength Assignment in Transparent Optical Networks
  • Yann-Michaël De Hauwere, June 28 2011, Sparse Interactions in Multi-Agent Reinforcement Learning
  • Walter Colitti, May 2010, Multi-layer Traffic Engineering in the New Generation Internet Based on IP/MPLS over ASON/GMPLS networks
  • Sven Van Segbroeck, April 2010, Complex dynamics in adaptive networks
  • Peter Vrancx, March 11 2010, Decentralised Reinforcement Learning in Markov Games.
  • Yifei Chen, February 19 2010, Biological Literature Miner: Gene Mention Recognition and Protein-Protein Interaction Pair Extraction.
  • Feng Liu, February 19 2010, Literature Miner: Gene Normalization and Interaction Article Classification.
  • Stijn Meganck, December 5 2008, Towards an Integral Approach for Modeling Causality.
  • Maarten Peeters, May 19 2008, Solving Multi-Agent Sequential Decision Problems Using Learning Automata.
  • Johan Parent, November 24 2006, Study of the impact of genotype compression for genetic programming.
  • Bram Vanschoenwinkel, May 8 2006, Context-Sensitive Kernel Functions for Support Vector Machine Learning with Sequences of Symbolic Data: a Distance Function Viewpoint.
  • Ann Defaweux, April 26 2006, Evolutionary Transitions as a Metaphor for Compositional Search: Definition and Evaluation of a new Optimisation Algorithm.
  • Sam Maes, December 2005, Multi-Agent Causal Models: Inference and Learning.
  • Piet van Remortel, October 2004, Investigation the Use of Developmental Genomes for Artificial Evolution.
  • Alain Gaetan Njimoluh Anyouzoa, October 2004, Resource Allocation as an Evolving Strategy in a Free Entry and Exit Setting.
  • Katja Verbeeck, September 2004, Coordinated Exploration in Multi-Agent Reinforcement Learning.
  • Karl Tuyls, April 2004, Learning in Multi-Agent Systems. An Evolutionary Game Theoretic Approach.
  • Mohamed Fakir, January 2004, Resource Optimization Methods for Telecommunication Networks.
  • Lan Tran Ngoc, December 2003, Heuristic Methods for Efficient Protection of Optical Networks.
  • Tom Lenaerts, May 2003, Different Levels of Selection in Artificial Evolutionary Systems: Analysis and Simulation of Selection Dynamics.
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