2005
- Present:
As of January 1, 2005, the International Society for Genetic
Algorithms
(ISGEC) was reorganized to become a Special Interest Group (SIG)
of the
Association for Computing Machinery (ACM). The SIG is called
SIGEVO --
the Special Interest Group for Genetic and Evolutionary Computation.
ACM GECCO Proceedings are sold only through the Association
for
Computing Machinery store:
GECCO
page in the ACM e-store
ACM
e-store main page
ACM GECCO Proceedings may also be accessed at the ACM Digital
Library
(DL). ACM Special Interest Group (SIG) members receive full-text
access
to all materials sponsored by their respective SIGs in the
DL. ACM
Members who subscribe to the DL get unlimited access to full-text
content, plus additional functionality such as Advanced Search
and
Personalized Services.
Join SIGEVO: $25/year Professional Membership, $10/year Student
Membership
Join
ACM:
Professional Membership: $99 (USD)
Professional Membership PLUS Digital Library: $198 (USD)
Student Membership: $19 (USD)
Student Membership PLUS Digital Library: $42 (USD)
ACM membership does not include SIG membership.
1999 - 2004:
In 1999, International Society for Genetic Algorithms (ISGEC)
combined
the preexisting ISGEC and the Genetic Programming conference
organization into one organization. ISGEC combined the world's
two
largest EC conferences, Genetic Programming (GP) and International
Conference on Genetic Algorithms (ICGA), to create a unique
opportunity
to bring together the best in research in the growing field
of genetic
and evolutionary computation (GEC). GECCO Proceedings from
1999 - 2004
may be obtained from www.amazon.com.
Where will the proceedings be indexed?
ACM will submit the conference Proceedings to ISI for indexing.
All other ACM SIGEVO conference proceedings are indexed by
ISI, so it is the expectation that GECCO Proceedings will also
be, as the GECCO Proceedings also meet the criteria for indexing
by ISI.
The printed index product from ISI is called ISTP, and the
on-line version is now called the Proceedings Citation Index
(PCI). The PCI is included in the Web of Science product. ACM
Proceedings are also completely indexed in SCOPUS.
ACM Proceedings are also included in ACM's Guided to Computing
Literature, an on-line bibliographic database that indexes
ACM's own publications and those of other major publishers
in computer science. It is also a citation index with author
profiles showing citation statistics as well as download usage
for all the full text articles in the ACM Digital Library.
Because ACM's conference proceedings are published as volumes,
not journals, they cannot be included in SCI (or SCIE), because
those are JOURNAL indices, so conference proceedings published
as volumes are not eligible for indexing there. That is no
reflection on the quality of the conference proceedings.
GECCO History
2008, Atlanta, Georgia, USA. Conference Chair: Conor Ryan
2007, London, England. Conference Chair: Hod Lipson
2006, Seattle, Washington, USA. Conference Chair: Mike Cattolico
2005, Washington, D.C. USA. Conference Chair: Una-May O'Reilly
2004, Seattle, Washington, USA. Conference Chair: Riccardo
Poli
2003, Chicago, Illinois, USA. General Chair: James A. Foster
2002, New York, New York, USA. Conference Chair: Erick Cantú-Paz
2001, San Francisco, California, USA. Conference Chair: Erik
Goodman
2000, Las Vegas, Nevada, USA. General Chair: Darrell Whitley.
1999, Orlando, Florida, USA. General Chair: David E. Goldberg
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