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Computational Intelligence for Information and Internet Search in the Interest
of the Society (COINS) FLINT2005-BISCSE05 BISCSE’05 Presentations BISCSE’05
Pictures FLINT2003 FLINT2003 Presentations FLINT2003 Pictures FLINT2001
FLINT2001 Presentations “Welcome to the BISC: with over 5,000 members worldwide and growing and five main programs 1 )PNL-CWP-Theory and Foundation 2) FLINT-Internet,3) BISC-DSS-Decision Analysis, 4 ) IRESC-Reservoir Characterization,
and 5) CIBI- BioInformatics ” Trends and Future Challenges for Soft
Computing (Masoud Nikravesh, BISC Seminars, Fall
2006) Neu-FCS Search – Brain and NeuroScience
Approach (Masoud Nikravesh, BISC Seminars, Fall 2006) Welcome to the
FLINT: Fuzzy Logic and the Internet “Computational Intelligence for Information-web
Search”
“Dedicated to the advancement of Information Search through computational intelligence to better serve the community” Ø “Intelligent search with high WebMIQ;
potential for billions of queries for an industry worth hundreds of billion
of dollars” Ø “Overall forecast for document and
content management estimates the market growing from $4 billion in 2004 to
$15 billion in 2008. Ø “Internet advertising is expected to
attract $10 Billion this year, %17 up
from 2005. Ø “US Advertisers will spend $300 Billion
this year, %7.5 up from 2005” Ø
“Every
viewer could potentially receive different advertisement based on its
profile, search, and web-shows the viewer has been watched” Ø FLINT:
A Glimpse into the Future The
initial objectives of the FLINT is to design an intelligent search engine with
high WebMIQ based on the advancement in the following area: Ø Add higher level deduction capability Ø
Precisiation of
meaning Ø
A logic for
approximate reasoning Ø
Information
summarization Ø
Add content to the
existing information Ø
Semantic Web and
distributed data-based development Ø
Ontology development Ø
Moblization of the
knowledge Ø
Web and Text Mining Ø
Machine-human
interaction for better search and add human intelligence Ø
Development of
web-question and answering (WQ&A) Ø
Search in Multi-Media Ø
Advances in analysis
of graphs and networks Ø
Better targeted
information delivery and services As a result intelligent search engines with high WebMIQ
with growing complexity and technological challenges are currently being
developed. This requires new technology in terms of understanding,
development, engineering design and visualization. While the technological
expertise of each component becomes increasingly complex, there is a need for
better integration of each component into a global model adequately capturing
the imprecision and deduction capabilities. FLINT: A Glimpse into the Future Optimized
for Web browsers Version 5+. Copyright©
M. Nikravesh, 2006 |
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Your Ideas in Ø
COINS Program Ø
FLINT: A Glimpse into the Future BISC Special Event 2005 FORGING NEW FRONTIERS
40th of Fuzzy Pioneers Presentation
at CITRIS-Europe’06 FuzzIEEE-FLINT2003
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Fuzzy Set: 1965 … Fuzzy Logic: 1973 … BISC: 1990 …
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