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"Doing what comes naturally"
Developing self learning systems for business and industry
Tuesday 3rd October
6.30 - 8.30pm (Doors open 6pm)
Robert Recorde Room, Faraday Building
Swansea University
Hollywood was probably among the first to promote the concept of Self-learning Computers. "Skynet" in the Terminator movie and the famous "RoboCop" in the movie of the same name are two
classic examples.
Guest speaker, Dr Rajesh Ransing is a Senior Lecturer in the School of Engineering at Swansea University.
In his presentation he will address some basic questions and stimulate further discussion about our perception of a 'Self-learning system'.
How does it differ from Intelligent Computing and the routine procedural programming paradigms?
Why is it relevant now?
Is Google search intelligent?
Can Google search self-learn?
Is the optimisation process itself a self-learning process?
Dr Ransing is a member of the Natural Computing Applications Forum (
NCAF) Executive Committee and Principal Investigator of the research initiative into developing the world's first self-learning system - X1Recall
investigating self-learning cause and effect relationships . The initiative is partly funded by the Welsh Assembly Government, Engineering and Physical Sciences Research Council and various Industry
partners and extendsalready over a period of 4-5 years. Following his presentation Dr Ransing will deliver a case study of the award winning X1Recall software.
This event forms part of the ITWales Software Developers programme and is supported by the Welsh Assembly Government
The event is FREE to attend, however advance booking is required.
To book your place online
click here or e-mail
info@itwales.com. Alternatively you can contact Liz, ITWales Swansea on 01792 295881
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