About the event
Research in optimization tends to focus on how to improve the design or configuration of their methods from a theoretical perspective or motivated by empirical studies of algorithm behavior on either specific individual problems or broader benchmarking problem suites. Our Dagstuhl Seminar takes a different perspective – we wish to improve the algorithm practitioner, arming them with a recipe book for improving any one of a broad class of optimization methods (black-box methods) on any given problem, particularly focusing on real-world problems.
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Organizers
- Joshua D. Knowles (SLB Cambridge Research, GB)
- Katherine M. Malan (UNISA - Pretoria, ZA)
- Elena Raponi (Leiden University, NL)
- Vanessa Volz (CWI - Amsterdam, NL)