Exploring Innovations in Computational Intelligence Theory: A Comprehensive Review
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There has been a significant increase in interest in the field of Computational Intelligence (CI). This is mostly due to the recent advancements machine learning, deep learning and a variety of optimization strategies. This review seeks to take a more holistic but specific perspective on various facets of CI highlighting the most important accomplishments made so far, as well as the existing challenges and research opportunities that constitute the current and the future landscape of CI and its applications.
We intend to address researchers and practitioners providing them a step-by-step manual to facilitate the understanding of a constantly changing CI environment. We aim to motivate new research activities and promote cooperation in diverse domains by defining the state-of-the-art of the field, gaps, and potential paths for future developments.
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