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Call for Late-Breaking Papers for
Genetic and Evolutionary Computation Conference 2001

 

DEADLINE: Monday, May 28, 2001

Papers describing late-breaking developments in the field of genetic and evolutionary computation are being solicited for inclusion in a special paper-bound book to
be distributed to all attendees of the Genetic and Evolutionary Computation 2001 Conference (GECCO-2001) to be held on July 7 - 11 (Saturday-Wednesday), 2001 at the Holiday Inn Golden Gateway, San Francisco, California, USA. This special book is distinct from the conference proceedings.

The purpose of late-breaking papers is to provide conference attendees with information about research that was initiated, enhanced, improved, or completed after the original paper submission deadline in January, 2001.

We have had an outstanding increase in regular paper submissions in 2001, so the conference schedule will be tight, but we currently plan that late-breaking papers will be presented in special sessions held during GECCO-2001, as they were in 2000, so long as space and time permit (otherwise, poster presentation will be required). The decision about mode of presentation will be announced prior to the May 28 deadline.

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Note that all papers accepted for publication in the Late Breaking Papers book must also be presented at GECCO-2001. At least one author of each Late Breaking Paper must register for GECCO-2001, or the paper will not appear in the Late Breaking Papers volume. The preferred procedure is for one or more authors to register before submitting the Late Breaking Peper, or to submit their registration form and payment together with the Late Breaking Paper. If acceptance of the Late Breaking Paper is required before the author may register, then the author will be notified of acceptance or rejection by June 1 (within 3 days of the final submission date, May 28), and will have one week (until June 8) to have AAAI receive the registration form and payment, or the paper will not appear in the special volume.


Late-breaking papers will be briefly examined for relevance and minimum standards of acceptability, but will not be peer reviewed in detail. Authors will individually retain copyright (and all other rights) to their late-breaking papers and should feel free to submit them (either before or after the above deadline) for publication by other conferences or journals.

Late-breaking papers must be submitted in camera-ready form in accordance with the camera-ready GECCO-2001 format specifications that can be found here. Late-breaking papers should be no more than EIGHT ( 8 ) pages in length. Please send TWO camera-ready copies (printed with very high quality by laser printer) and the SIGNED "permission to publish" form that can be downloaded here to:

GECCO-2001 Late-Breaking Papers
American Association for Artificial Intelligence
445 Burgess Drive
Menlo Park, CA 94025.USA
PHONE: 415-328-3123
E-MAIL: gecco@aaai.org

No FAX or E-mail submissions can be accepted.


(To read the "permission to publish" file, you must have the Adobe Acrobat Reader installed on your computer.The link below will take you to the Adobe website where you can download the latest version.)

Adobe Acrobat Reader


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