Prof. Aleš Zamuda
Electrical Engineering and Computer Science, University of Maribor, Maribor, Slovenia
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View All Publications1 November 2019 in Swarm and Evolutionary Computation
Journal Article
AVAdam Viktorin
Adam Viktorin
RSRoman Senkerik
Roman Senkerik
MPMichal Pluhacek
Michal PluhacekTKTomas Kadavy
Tomas KadavyAleš Zamuda1 May 2009
Conference Paper
JBJanez Brest
Janez Brest
Aleš ZamudaBBBorko Boskovic
Borko BoskovicMMMirjam Sepesy Maucec
Mirjam Sepesy Maucec
VZViljem Zumer
Viljem Zumer
In this paper we investigate a Self-Adaptive Differential Evolution algorithm (jDE) where F and CR control parameters are self-adapted and a multi-population method with aging mechanism is used. The performance of the jDE algorithm is evaluated on the set of benchmark functions provided for the CEC 2009 special session on evolutionary computation in dynamic and uncertain environments.
1 December 2015 in Swarm and Evolutionary Computation
Journal Article
Aleš ZamudaJBJanez Brest
Janez Brest
1 June 2008
Conference Paper
JBJanez Brest
Janez Brest
Aleš ZamudaBBBorko Boskovic
Borko BoskovicMMMirjam Sepesy Maucec
Mirjam Sepesy Maucec
VZViljem Zumer
Viljem Zumer
In this paper we investigate a self-adaptive differential evolution algorithm (jDEdynNP-F) where F and CR control parameters are self-adapted and a population size reduction method is used. Additionally the proposed jDEdynNP-F algorithm uses a mechanism for sign changing of F control parameter with some probability based on the fitness values of randomly chosen vectors, which are multiplied by the F control parameter (scaling factor) in the mutation operation of DE algorithm. The performance of the jDEdynNP-F algorithm is evaluated on the set of 7 benchmark functions provided for the CECpsila2008 special session on high-dimensional real-parameter optimization.
1 November 2014 in Applied Soft Computing
Journal Article
Aleš ZamudaDHDaniel Hernandez-Sosa
Daniel Hernandez-Sosa1 May 2016 in Applied Soft Computing
Journal Article
Aleš ZamudaJSJosé Daniel Hernández Sosa
José Daniel Hernández Sosa
LALeonhard Adler
Leonhard Adler
About Me
Assoc. Prof. Dr. Aleš Zamuda is an Associate Professor at the Faculty of Electrical Engineering and Computer Science, University of Maribor. He completed a PhD in Computer Science at the University of Maribor and has received international awards and honors, including the Danubius Young Scientist Award, a gold medal at SIIF in Seoul, and the IEEE R8 SPC Award. He recently led the consortium part of the H2020 project DAPHNE: Integrated Data Analysis Pipelines for Large-Scale Data Management, HPC, and Machine Learning. He has published two dozen papers in various journals, a hundred more works in conference proceedings and books. He serves on the IEEE Computational Intelligence Society (CIS) Technical Committee (TC) on Evolutionary Computation (ECTC) and served as vice-chair of Intelligent Systems Applications (ISATC) and as a management committee member at COST action CA22137 - Randomized Optimization Algorithms Research Network (ROAR-NET). He is an IEEE senior member and a member of ACM, SLING, SLAIS, and EurAI. His teaching discipline is computer science, and his interests include differential evolution, multi-objective optimization, evolutionary robotics, artificial life, and cloud computing.
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