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| + | ==Literature Sessions== |
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| − | The goal of the optimization weekly meeting is to facilitate and support the development and conduct of research in optimization at IRIDIA. The meeting will help you in your efforts to develop research ideas, gives feedback on your work and serves as a means for disseminating your research results. |
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| + | The goal of the Literature Sessions is to examine and discuss |
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| − | # '''Community'''. Keep everyone updated as to what other work in optimization is going on in the lab. |
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| + | particularly interesting papers from the research literature. For each |
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| − | # '''Research'''. Share research results. Discussions of general interest. Literature study on specific topics. Inspiration for new research. Reports on conference visits. |
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| + | session, one paper will be selected, there will be a short |
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| − | # '''Admin'''. Optimization group administration. Discussion of practical problems. Guidelines for software etc. |
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| + | presentation (10-15 minutes) about the contents, and a discussion will |
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| + | ensue. Sessions will last around 40-45 minutes. Attendants should read |
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| + | the paper before the session in order to have a productive discussion. |
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| + | === Organization === |
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| + | # Book a room (ask Muriel). |
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| − | ==Format== |
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| + | # Send an email to the [[Lab_responsibilities#Seminars_and_meetings | responsible of Optimization Meetings]]. Mention your name, the date, time and room, a reference to the paper and the URL where it can be obtained. Also, attach the paper in PDF. |
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| − | # Presentation & Discussion (30 - 50 mins) |
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| − | #* Work you have been doing |
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| − | #* Reading you have been doing in the context of your work |
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| − | #* Other reading on something you are passionate about |
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| − | # Optimization group administration (0 - 30 mins) |
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| + | === History of Literature Sessions === |
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| − | Try and make your session as involving as possible for everyone: |
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| − | * Send the article/handout to be read beforehand. |
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| − | * Ask people before the meeting what aspects of your work / reading they would like to know about or discuss. |
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| − | * Think about implications of what you are presenting for the research direction of the lab as a whole - methodologies, technologies etc. |
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| − | ==Timing & Attendance== |
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| + | !Paper discussed |
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| + | |2009-12-11 |
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| + | |Manuel López-Ibáñez |
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| + | |SATenstein: Automatically Building Local Search SAT Solvers From Components. Ashiqur R. KhudaBukhsh, Lin Xu, Holger H. Hoos and Kevin Leyton-Brown - Proceedings of the 21st International Joint Conference on Artificial Intelligence (IJCAI-09), pp. 517-524, 2009. [http://www.cs.ubc.ca/labs/beta/Projects/SATenstein/SATenstein_ijcai.pdf] |
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| − | The weekly meetings '''ALWAYS''' (yet to be finalized) take place on |
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| − | <center> '''Thursdays at 11.00 AM''' </center> |
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| − | * A given Thursday is a public holiday, or |
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| − | * Something very important (like a Ph.D. defense) is overlapping. |
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| − | If either should happen the meeting is postponed to the next day. |
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| − | '''Please indicate on this wiki page if you are not going to be able to attend a meeting''' (no later than the Friday before). |
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| − | If you forget to note your absence in advance you will be severely punished and will be forced to buy a nice, big cake (yet to be finalized) for the following meeting. |
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See [[Previous Optimization meetings | Minutes and agendas from previous meetings]]. |
See [[Previous Optimization meetings | Minutes and agendas from previous meetings]]. |
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| − | ==Thursday 21st September 2006 - Max == |
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| − | '''''Agenda''''' |
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| − | # '''Introduction''' |
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| − | # '''Presentation / Discussion''' |
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| − | #* I will present the framework for my research in parallel ACO and perspectives for my PhD thesis |
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| − | # '''MEETOPT Admin (10-15 mins)''' |
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| − | '''''Reading material''''' |
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| − | N.A. |
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| − | '''''People who will be absent''''' |
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Revision as of 13:24, 8 January 2010
Literature Sessions
Purpose
The goal of the Literature Sessions is to examine and discuss particularly interesting papers from the research literature. For each session, one paper will be selected, there will be a short presentation (10-15 minutes) about the contents, and a discussion will ensue. Sessions will last around 40-45 minutes. Attendants should read the paper before the session in order to have a productive discussion.
Organization
- Book a room (ask Muriel).
- Send an email to the responsible of Optimization Meetings. Mention your name, the date, time and room, a reference to the paper and the URL where it can be obtained. Also, attach the paper in PDF.
History of Literature Sessions
| Date | Presenter | Paper discussed |
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| 2009-12-11 | Manuel López-Ibáñez | SATenstein: Automatically Building Local Search SAT Solvers From Components. Ashiqur R. KhudaBukhsh, Lin Xu, Holger H. Hoos and Kevin Leyton-Brown - Proceedings of the 21st International Joint Conference on Artificial Intelligence (IJCAI-09), pp. 517-524, 2009. [1] |
