Submissions and dates

Paper submissions should be a PDF file of 10-12 pages long, written in English, Portuguese or Spanish using the Springer LNCS style. Papers not complying with the style requirements with be automatically rejected. A selected group of accepted papers will be invited to submit an extended version for a post-proceedings book.

Topics of interest of CBIC are organized in three tracks (but not limited to them):

• Evolutionary, swarm and nature-inspired computation: genetic algorithms, evolutionary multi-objective optimization, estimation of distribution algorithms, genetic programming, artificial immune systems, swarm intelligence, collective intelligence, evolvable hardware, bio-inspired methods, collective intelligence, multi-criteria decision making, etc.
• Neural and machine learning systems: artificial neural networks, deep learning, machine learning, molecular and quantum computing, complex networks, reinforcement learning, hybrid systems, etc.
• Fuzzy and stochastic reasoning: fuzzy systems, fuzzy control and decision making, uncertainty analysis, rough sets, fractals, multi-agent systems, game theory, etc.

Important dates