CASYS'09

President Casys'09

Daniel M. DUBOIS Belgium

Vice President Casys'09

Pere JULIA Spain

CHAOS AWARD

Professor Yves COPPENS INVITED SPEAKER at CASYS'09: How, Why, Where and When a Primate Became a Man

CASYS AWARD

Professor Luc STEELS INVITED SPEAKER at CASYS'09: Adaptive Language Games with Robots

CONFERENCE

COMPUTING ANTICIPATORY SYSTEMS CASYS'09 9th International Conference Liege, Belgium 3-8 August 2009 Editor Daniel M. Dubois

BEST PAPER AWARD

BEST PAPER AWARD WITH THE BELGIUM CRISTAL

SYMPOSIUM 1: WEAK AND STRONG ANTICIPATION, INCURSION, SYSTEMS RESEARCH, CYBERNETICS, AND CRITICAL PHILOSOPHY

With the Crystal Belgium : Dynamical Logic Driven by Classified Inferences Including Abduction by Koji SAWA and Yukio Pegio GUNJI (Japan)

SYMPOSIUM 2: APPLIED MATHEMATICS AND STATISTICS, DYNAMICAL AND LOGICAL SYSTEMS, AND CATEGORY THEORY

With the Crystal Belgium : Recycling the Independent Field Approximation Argument in the Far Field by Konstantinos KARAMANOS (Belgium)

II

A Statistical Framework for Noise Separation in Dynamic Models of Intracellular Networks by Andrei KRAMER, Nicole RADDE (Germany)

III

Implication of Abduction: Complexity without Organized Interaction by Moto KAMIURA (Japan)

SYMPOSIUM 3: PHYSICS, QUANTUM MECHANICS, RELATIVITY, FIELD THEORY, AND GRAVITATION

With the Crystal Belgium : The Schwarzschild Proton and Its Information Topology by Nassim HARAMEIN (Hawaï,USA)

II

Torsion Fields, Propagating Singularities, Nilpotence, Quantum Jumps and the Eikonal Equations by Diego Lucio RAPOPORT (Argentina)

SYMPOSIUM 4: COMPUTING, CELLULAR AUTOMATA, ANTICIPATORY REASONING, INFORMATION SYSTEMS, AND SOFTWARE

With the Crystal Belgium : Preparing for Emergency Situations by Viveca ASPROTH, Christina AMCOFF NYSTRÖM (Sweden)

SYMPOSIUM 5: SOFT COMPUTING, NATURAL AND ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE, CONSCIOUSNESS, AND LANGUAGE

With the Crystal Belgium : Can Mathematics be Justified by Natural Logic? by Lothar SCHREIBER, Hanns SOMMER (Germany)

II

Genetic Algoritms Viewed as Anticipatory Systems by Irina MOCANU, Lorina NEGREANU, Eugenia KALISZ (Romania)

III

Concept Model on Topological Learning by Tadashi AE, Kazumasa KIOI (Japan)

SYMPOSIUM 6: COGNITION, PSYCHOLOGY, CONSCIOUS MIND, INTENTION, PERCEPTION, AND COMMUNICATION LANGUAGE

With the Crystal Belgium : The Extended Mind : Coupling Environment and Brain by Susie VROBEL (Germany)

II

Familiar Person Recognition: Is Autonoetic Consciousness More Likely to Accompany Face Recognition Than Voice Recognition? by Catherine BARSICS, Serge BREDART (Belgium)

III

Anticipatory Processing in the Brain on the Perception of Muller-Lyer Illusionary Figures - A Brain Potential Study by Shusaku NOMURA, Shuntaro SASAKI, Masato HIRAKAWA, Osamu HIWAKI (Japan)

SYMPOSIUM 7: DARWIN 2009, EVOLUTION OF LIVING SYSTEMS, SOCIETY, CONSCIOUSNESS, AND ANTICIPATORY BEHAVIOUR

With the Crystal Belgium : Understanding Life : The Evolutionary Dynamics of Complexity and Semiosis by Hellmut Karl LOECKENHOFF (Germany)

II

Systems Thinking: Ancient Maya's Evolution of Consciousness and Contemporary Systems Thinking by Tadeja JERE LAZANSKI (Slovenia)

III

Bootstrapping of Life Through Stigmergy, Holonomy and Self-Modification by Alexander Borisovich KAZANSKY (Russia)

SYMPOSIUM 8: ADAPTIVE AND RATIONAL ANTICIPATIONS IN ECONOMY, RISK MANAGEMENT, AND OPERATIONS RESEARCH

With the Crystal Belgium : A Comparison of Three Approaches to Model Human Behavior by Joel PALMIUS, Thomas Persson SLUMPI (Sweden)

II

Anticipation Models for On-Line Control in Steel Industry : Methodologies and Case Study by Roberto REVETRIA, Alessandro TESTA, Marco DE LEO, Franco BELGRANO, Alessandro BERTOLOTTO (Italy)

SYMPOSIUM 9: ENGINEERING AND INDUSTRIAL SYSTEMS, ANTICIPATION, OPTIMIZATION, SIMULATION, AND CONTROL

With the Crystal Belgium : A Likelihood Approach for Modeling Spatial and Temporal Patterns of Storms Using Radar and Land Data by James BALL, Khalid ABOURA (Australia)

II

Application of Meta-Heuristic Models for Local Scour Evaluation by Ebrahim JABBARI (Iran)

III

On Delayed and Anticipatory Systems in Applied Mechanics by Peter B. BEDA (Hungary)

SYMPOSIUM 10: 7th BCSCMsG International Symposium

With the Crystal Belgium : The Grammatical Universe, and the Laws of Thermodynamics and Quantum Entanglement by Peter J. MARCER (France), Peter ROWLANDS (UK)

II

Fractals, Coherence and Brain Dynamics by Giuseppe VITIELLO (Italy)

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SCOPE of CASYS'09

 

Scope of CASYS’09

The scope of CASYS'09 will be oriented to theoretical developments and applications in the modelling and computing of anticipatory systems in any fields of natural and artificial systems.

 

After Daniel M. Dubois, a computing anticipatory system is a system that computes its current states in taking into account its past and present states but also its potential future states.

Daniel M. Dubois introduced the following concepts of Strong and Weak Anticipation :

 

Strong anticipation refers to an anticipation of events built by or embedded in a system.

 

Weak anticipation refers to an anticipation of events predicted or forecasted from a model of a system.

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CASYS 09 paper awards Hello, Could you please email me with the names and credentials and organization memberships of EACH of the judges of the best paper award given to Nassim Haramein for his 2009 paper.

I have seen the award and the signatures, but can't make the signatures out.

There seems to be a lot of arguing as to the value of the award. IE, the "peer-reviewers" and whether the paper was actually "peer-reviewed" and if the award is any form of recognition from peers of the scientific community in general.

I LOVE Nassim's work - but many people are "bashing" him and calling him a fraud and charlatan with bogus ideas and non-scientific papers!

Please help.

D Scott

P.S.
I'm sorry, my French is very very poor! So I wrote in my native English. I live in Canada - so I am supposed to know both!!

Écrit par : Scott | 02/09/2009

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