Special Issue on “Optics for AI and AI for Optics”

Preface for the special issue on Games and AI

Ever since humans achieved some degree of civilization, they have played games. The two most important reasons for games to be played are their intellectual challenge and their entertainment value. For the first reason games are used as a testing ground for computational intelligence. Since the 1950s the AI community compares the computer performance with the human performance [2], or otherwise...

Paper for a special issue of AI & Society on:

A multilingual disaster information system (MLDI) has been developed to overcome the language barrier during times of natural disaster. MLDI is a web-based system that includes templates in nine languages so that translated texts can be made available immediately. Mobile phone e-mail with graphic text is a useful tool for delivering multilingual disaster information. The visibility of graphic t...

Introduction to special issue on adaptive optics for vision.

Introduction to the Special Issue on AI and Networks

of the “blogosphere.” Each article represents a snapshot of the area it describes; for example, the collective classification problem surveyed by Prithviraj Sen, Galileo Namata, Mustafa Bilgic, Lise Getoor, Brian Gallagher, and Tina EliassiRad is just one of many problems within the emerging research area of link mining. Moreover, networks are influential in many other areas of AI that are not ...

Introduction to the Special Issue on AI & Networks

The importance of networks permeates the world today. From biology to social systems, from the brain to the Internet, networks play an important and central role in the way the world works. In the last ten years, due in part to large increases in computational power, large-scale, real-world networks have received much attention from a variety of fields of study. Within the artificial intelligen...