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<title>Metric based on Rank Codes and Applications to Public Key Cryptosystems</title>
<slug></slug>
<speaker></speaker>
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<summary>A talk by Professor Ernst Gabidulin, Russian Academy of Sciences, Moscow, Russia</summary>
<text>&lt;p&gt;A talk by Professor Ernst Gabidulin, Russian Academy of Sciences, Moscow, Russia&lt;/p&gt;</text>
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<start_day>07</start_day>
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<end_day_short_name>Tue</end_day_short_name>
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<end_month_short_name>Jun</end_month_short_name>
<end_month>06</end_month>
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<date_string>Tuesday 07 June 2005, 1300-1400</date_string>
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<location>C60 InfoLab21</location>
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<event_id>38</event_id>
<title>Evolutionary Multi-objective Optimization and Its Application to Multiobjective Fuzzy Rule Extraction</title>
<slug></slug>
<speaker></speaker>
<speaker_affiliation></speaker_affiliation>
<summary>A talk by &lt;a href="http://www.ie.osakafu-u.ac.jp/~hisaoi/ci_lab_e/personal/ishibuchi/"&gt;Professor Hisao Ishibuchi&lt;/a&gt;, Osaka University, Japan</summary>
<text>&lt;p&gt;A talk by &lt;a href="http://www.ie.osakafu-u.ac.jp/~hisaoi/ci_lab_e/personal/ishibuchi/"&gt;Professor Hisao Ishibuchi&lt;/a&gt;, Osaka University, Japan&lt;/p&gt;
&lt;p&gt;Download &lt;a href="http://www.lancaster.ac.uk/staff/angelov/ishibuchi_talk.ppt"&gt;Professor Ishibuchi's powerpoint presentation&lt;/a&gt;&lt;/p&gt;</text>
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<start_day>01</start_day>
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<start_month>09</start_month>
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<end_day_short_name>Thu</end_day_short_name>
<end_day>01</end_day>
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<end_month_short_name>Sep</end_month_short_name>
<end_month>09</end_month>
<end_year>2005</end_year>
<end_hours>14</end_hours>
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<date_string>Thursday 01 September 2005, 1300-1400</date_string>
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<location>C60 InfoLab21</location>
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<event_type_description>&lt;p&gt;An opportunity to hear about the latest research by invited experts in their field. All are welcome to attend.&lt;/p&gt;</event_type_description>
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<event_id>37</event_id>
<title>Evolvable Connectionists Systems: Methods and Applications in Bioinformatics, Brain Study and Intelligent Machines</title>
<slug></slug>
<speaker></speaker>
<speaker_affiliation></speaker_affiliation>
<summary>A talk by &lt;a href="http://www.aut.ac.nz/research/research_institutes/kedri/staff/nickola.htm"&gt;Professor Nik Kasabov&lt;/a&gt;, School of Computer and Information Sciences, Auckland University of Technology, New Zealand</summary>
<text>&lt;p&gt;A talk by &lt;a href="http://www.aut.ac.nz/research/research_institutes/kedri/staff/nickola.htm"&gt;Professor Nik Kasabov&lt;/a&gt;, School of Computer and Information Sciences, Auckland University of Technology, New Zealand&lt;/p&gt;
&lt;p&gt;Download &lt;a href="http://www.lancaster.ac.uk/staff/angelov/kasabov_talk.ppt"&gt;Professor Kasabov's powerpoint presentation&lt;/a&gt;&lt;/p&gt;</text>
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<start_day_short_name>Wed</start_day_short_name>
<start_day>07</start_day>
<start_month_name>September</start_month_name>
<start_month_short_name>Sep</start_month_short_name>
<start_month>09</start_month>
<start_year>2005</start_year>
<start_hours>13</start_hours>
<start_minutes>00</start_minutes>
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<end_day_name>Wednesday</end_day_name>
<end_day_short_name>Wed</end_day_short_name>
<end_day>07</end_day>
<end_month_name>September</end_month_name>
<end_month_short_name>Sep</end_month_short_name>
<end_month>09</end_month>
<end_year>2005</end_year>
<end_hours>14</end_hours>
<end_minutes>00</end_minutes>
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<date_string>Wednesday 07 September 2005, 1300-1400</date_string>
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<location>C60 InfoLab21</location>
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<event_id>36</event_id>
<title>Using Embedded Agents to Create Ambient Intelligence</title>
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<summary>By &lt;a href="http://www.lancaster.ac.uk/staff/angelov/hagras_bio.pdf"&gt;Dr Hani Hagras&lt;/a&gt;, University of Essex</summary>
<text>&lt;p&gt;By &lt;a href="http://www.lancaster.ac.uk/staff/angelov/hagras_bio.pdf"&gt;Dr Hani Hagras&lt;/a&gt;, University of Essex&lt;/p&gt;
&lt;p&gt;Embedded agents are embedded computational artefacts integrated with intelligent reasoning and learning mechanisms. The embedded agents are able to personalise themselves to the user's needs and preferences by learning from their behaviour and thus configuring and controlling the user's environments on their behalf. Thus these agents can reduce the cognitive load associated with configuring and programming ubiquitous computing environments to create Ambient Intelligence. Due to the limited processing power and memory capacities of embedded computers, the intelligent mechanisms that are used in embedded-agents have to be computationally undemanding. Moreover, the intelligent approaches applied should have transparent internal representations such that their learnt behaviours and decisions can be represented in the form of human readable rules which are accessible to the end user.&lt;/p&gt;
&lt;p&gt;This talk will introduce different novel AI techniques that can be used in the agents like type-2 fuzzy logic. The talk will also present the application of these agents to create ambient intelligence within smart environments and the talk will present results obtained from the real test bed of the Essex iDorm.&lt;/p&gt;</text>
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<start_timestamp>2005-11-17 13:00:00</start_timestamp>
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<start_day>17</start_day>
<start_month_name>November</start_month_name>
<start_month_short_name>Nov</start_month_short_name>
<start_month>11</start_month>
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<end_day_short_name>Thu</end_day_short_name>
<end_day>17</end_day>
<end_month_name>November</end_month_name>
<end_month_short_name>Nov</end_month_short_name>
<end_month>11</end_month>
<end_year>2005</end_year>
<end_hours>14</end_hours>
<end_minutes>00</end_minutes>
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<date_string>Thursday 17 November 2005, 1300-1400</date_string>
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<location>C60 InfoLab21</location>
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<event_id>35</event_id>
<title>Audience Participation through Mobile Phones with a Multi-track Music video on a Large Public Display</title>
<slug></slug>
<speaker></speaker>
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<summary>A talk by &lt;a href="http://mlab.uiah.fi/~jscheib/"&gt;Jurgen Scheible&lt;/a&gt;, Media Lab at University of Arts and Design Helsinki, Finland</summary>
<text>&lt;p&gt;A talk by &lt;a href="http://mlab.uiah.fi/~jscheib/"&gt;Jurgen Scheible&lt;/a&gt;, Media Lab at University of Arts and Design Helsinki, Finland&lt;/p&gt;</text>
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<start_timestamp>2005-12-05 13:00:00</start_timestamp>
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<start_day>05</start_day>
<start_month_name>December</start_month_name>
<start_month_short_name>Dec</start_month_short_name>
<start_month>12</start_month>
<start_year>2005</start_year>
<start_hours>13</start_hours>
<start_minutes>00</start_minutes>
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<end_timestamp>2006-10-18 14:00:00</end_timestamp>
<end_day_name>Wednesday</end_day_name>
<end_day_short_name>Wed</end_day_short_name>
<end_day>18</end_day>
<end_month_name>October</end_month_name>
<end_month_short_name>Oct</end_month_short_name>
<end_month>10</end_month>
<end_year>2006</end_year>
<end_hours>14</end_hours>
<end_minutes>00</end_minutes>
</end_date>
<date_string>Mon 05 December 2005 - Wed 18 October 2006</date_string>
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<location>C60 InfoLab21</location>
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<event_id>34</event_id>
<title>Wireless sensor networks</title>
<slug></slug>
<speaker></speaker>
<speaker_affiliation></speaker_affiliation>
<summary>A talk by Michael Haley, &lt;a href="http://www.bp.com/home.do?categoryId=1"&gt;BP International&lt;/a&gt;, Chief Technology Office</summary>
<text>&lt;p&gt;A talk by Michael Haley, &lt;a href="http://www.bp.com/home.do?categoryId=1"&gt;BP International&lt;/a&gt;, Chief Technology Office&lt;/p&gt;</text>
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<start_timestamp>2006-02-09 13:00:00</start_timestamp>
<start_day_name>Thursday</start_day_name>
<start_day_short_name>Thu</start_day_short_name>
<start_day>09</start_day>
<start_month_name>February</start_month_name>
<start_month_short_name>Feb</start_month_short_name>
<start_month>02</start_month>
<start_year>2006</start_year>
<start_hours>13</start_hours>
<start_minutes>00</start_minutes>
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<end_day_short_name>Thu</end_day_short_name>
<end_day>09</end_day>
<end_month_name>February</end_month_name>
<end_month_short_name>Feb</end_month_short_name>
<end_month>02</end_month>
<end_year>2006</end_year>
<end_hours>14</end_hours>
<end_minutes>00</end_minutes>
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<date_string>Thursday 09 February 2006, 1300-1400</date_string>
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<location>C60 InfoLab21</location>
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<event_id>33</event_id>
<title>From cluster analysis to finding interesting patterns</title>
<slug></slug>
<speaker></speaker>
<speaker_affiliation></speaker_affiliation>
<summary>A talk by &lt;a href="http://public.rz.fh-wolfenbuettel.de/%7Eklawonn"&gt;Professor Frank Klawonn&lt;/a&gt;, University of Applied Sciences, Braunschweig, Germany</summary>
<text>&lt;p&gt;A talk by &lt;a href="http://public.rz.fh-wolfenbuettel.de/%7Eklawonn"&gt;Professor Frank Klawonn&lt;/a&gt;, University of Applied Sciences, Braunschweig, Germany&lt;/p&gt;</text>
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<start_timestamp>2006-04-05 13:00:00</start_timestamp>
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<start_day_short_name>Wed</start_day_short_name>
<start_day>05</start_day>
<start_month_name>April</start_month_name>
<start_month_short_name>Apr</start_month_short_name>
<start_month>04</start_month>
<start_year>2006</start_year>
<start_hours>13</start_hours>
<start_minutes>00</start_minutes>
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<end_day_short_name>Wed</end_day_short_name>
<end_day>05</end_day>
<end_month_name>April</end_month_name>
<end_month_short_name>Apr</end_month_short_name>
<end_month>04</end_month>
<end_year>2006</end_year>
<end_hours>14</end_hours>
<end_minutes>00</end_minutes>
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<date_string>Wednesday 05 April 2006, 1300-1400</date_string>
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<location>C60 InfoLab21</location>
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<event_id>32</event_id>
<title>Mastering Complex Causal Systems</title>
<slug></slug>
<speaker></speaker>
<speaker_affiliation></speaker_affiliation>
<summary>By &lt;a href="http://www.cs.ugal.ro/%7Ebocanialac/english/index.html"&gt;Dr. Cosmin Danut Bocaniala&lt;/a&gt;</summary>
<text>&lt;p&gt;By &lt;a href="http://www.cs.ugal.ro/%7Ebocanialac/english/index.html"&gt;Dr. Cosmin Danut Bocaniala&lt;/a&gt;&lt;/p&gt;
&lt;p&gt;The talk focuses on a novel distributed methodology for complex causal systems. Here, a complex system represents a system whose global behaviour, which emerges from the interactions between its usually large number of basic components, is difficult to be accurately described via state-of-the-art modeling techniques. The methodology imitates the manner humans perform reasoning when confronted with mastering complex systems. The monitored complex system is partitioned into minimally separated and causally independent parts that can be separately modeled and understood.&lt;/p&gt;
&lt;p&gt;The fact that each region is causally independent from the rest of the model, allows allocating a dedicated local agent to each region, that will be able to perform the required task at local level. However, the local agents exchange information between them via partition's borders. The methodology provides minimal complexity for the communication process between agents. The research performed so far indicates that the methodology can be successfully applied for a variety of purposes on complex systems, which feature causal relationships between their basic components. During presentation, application examples from Fault Diagnosis, Particle Swarm Optimization and Autonomous Agents areas will be provided.&lt;/p&gt;</text>
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<start_day_short_name>Tue</start_day_short_name>
<start_day>16</start_day>
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<start_month_short_name>May</start_month_short_name>
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<end_day_short_name>Fri</end_day_short_name>
<end_day>16</end_day>
<end_month_name>June</end_month_name>
<end_month_short_name>Jun</end_month_short_name>
<end_month>06</end_month>
<end_year>2006</end_year>
<end_hours>14</end_hours>
<end_minutes>00</end_minutes>
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<date_string>Tue 16 May - Fri 16 June 2006</date_string>
<display_month_only>0</display_month_only>
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<location>C60 InfoLab21</location>
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<event_id>30</event_id>
<title>The Impact of Information Technology on Deaf People</title>
<slug></slug>
<speaker></speaker>
<speaker_affiliation></speaker_affiliation>
<summary>A talk by Professor Jim Kyle, Bristol University</summary>
<text>&lt;p&gt;A talk by Professor Jim Kyle, Bristol University&lt;/p&gt;</text>
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<start_timestamp>2006-06-08 13:00:00</start_timestamp>
<start_day_name>Thursday</start_day_name>
<start_day_short_name>Thu</start_day_short_name>
<start_day>08</start_day>
<start_month_name>June</start_month_name>
<start_month_short_name>Jun</start_month_short_name>
<start_month>06</start_month>
<start_year>2006</start_year>
<start_hours>13</start_hours>
<start_minutes>00</start_minutes>
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<end_day_short_name>Thu</end_day_short_name>
<end_day>08</end_day>
<end_month_name>June</end_month_name>
<end_month_short_name>Jun</end_month_short_name>
<end_month>06</end_month>
<end_year>2006</end_year>
<end_hours>14</end_hours>
<end_minutes>00</end_minutes>
</end_date>
<date_string>Thursday 08 June 2006, 1300-1400</date_string>
<display_month_only>0</display_month_only>
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<location>C60 InfoLab21</location>
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<event_type_description>&lt;p&gt;An opportunity to hear about the latest research by invited experts in their field. All are welcome to attend.&lt;/p&gt;</event_type_description>
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<event_id>29</event_id>
<title>HF Prediction Methods for Digital Communications</title>
<slug></slug>
<speaker></speaker>
<speaker_affiliation></speaker_affiliation>
<summary>A talk by Professor Les Barclay</summary>
<text>&lt;p&gt;A talk by Professor Les Barclay&lt;/p&gt;</text>
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<start_date>
<start_timestamp>2006-06-20 12:00:00</start_timestamp>
<start_day_name>Tuesday</start_day_name>
<start_day_short_name>Tue</start_day_short_name>
<start_day>20</start_day>
<start_month_name>June</start_month_name>
<start_month_short_name>Jun</start_month_short_name>
<start_month>06</start_month>
<start_year>2006</start_year>
<start_hours>12</start_hours>
<start_minutes>00</start_minutes>
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<end_day_short_name>Tue</end_day_short_name>
<end_day>20</end_day>
<end_month_name>June</end_month_name>
<end_month_short_name>Jun</end_month_short_name>
<end_month>06</end_month>
<end_year>2006</end_year>
<end_hours>13</end_hours>
<end_minutes>00</end_minutes>
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<date_string>Tuesday 20 June 2006, 1200-1300</date_string>
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<location>C60 InfoLab21</location>
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</event_type>
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