Edited by
Patrick Siarry, University of Paris 12, France
ISBN : 9781848210448
Publication Date : June 2009
Hardcover 384 pp
190.00 USD
Co-publisher
This book describes some of the optimization methods most commonly encountered in signal and image processing: artificial evolution and Parisian approach; wavelets and fractals; information criteria; training and quadratic programming; Bayesian formalism; probabilistic modeling; Markovian approach; hidden Markov models; and metaheuristics (genetic algorithms, ant colony algorithms, cross-entropy, particle swarm optimization, estimation of distribution algorithms and artificial immune systems).
1. Modeling and optimization in image
analysis, Jean Louchet.
2. Artificial evolution and the Parisian approach:
applications in the processing of signals and images,
Pierre Collet, Jean Louchet.
3. Wavelets and fractals for signal and image analysis,
Abdeljalil Ouahabi, Djedjiga Aït Aouit.
4. Information criteria: examples of applications in signal and image
processing, Christian Olivier, Olivier Alata.
5. Quadratic programming and machine learning. Large scale problems and sparsity,
Gaëlle Loosli, Stéphane Canu.
6. Probabilistic modeling of policies and application to optimal sensor management,
Frédéric Dambreville, Francis Celeste, Cécile Simonin.
7. Optimizing emissions for tracking and pursuit of mobile targets, Jean-Pierre Le Cadre.
8. Bayesian inference and Markov models, Christophe Collet.
9. The use of hidden Markov models for image recognition: learning with artificial ants, genetic algorithms and particle swarm optimization,
Sébastien Aupetit, Nicolas Monmarche, Mohamed Slimane.
10. Biological metaheuristics for road sign detection,
Guillaume Dutilleux, Pierre Charbonnier.
11. Metaheuristics for continuous variables. The registration of retinal angiography images,
Johann Dréo, Jean-Claude Nunes, Patrick Siarry.
12. Joint estimation of dynamics and shape of physiological signals
through genetic algorithms, Amine Naït-Ali, Patrick Siarry.
13. Using interactive evolutionary algorithms to help fit cochlear implants, Pierre Collet, Pierrick Legrand,
Claire Bourgeois-Republique, Vincent Pean, Bruno Frachet.
Patrick Siarry is a Professor in automatics and informatics at the University of Paris 12, France.
