GUEST EDITORIAL: COMPUTATIONAL BIOLOGY

Guest Editorial: Computational Narrative and Games

Guest Editorial: Systems Biology, the Second Time Around

Will be to arrive where we started And know the place for the first time, " he was probably not thinking explicitly of science, but as science is deeply imbedded in the human condition, we should not be surprised that these words ring true. Systems biology as a quantitative science dates at least to Hermann von Helmholtz, the 19th century German physicist whose studies of metabolism led to the ...

Guest-editorial: A Journey in Computational Logic in Italy

This issue reviews the recent work of the Italian research groups, whose activity focuses on the use of methodologies and of techniques that are based on computational logic, a fundamental research area of Artificial Intelligence. The study of computational logic has a long tradition in Italy. GULP (the name of the Italian Association for Logic Programming), with its 25 years of existence, is t...

GUEST EDITORIAL Computational Intelligence and Machine Learning in Bioinformatics

It is worth noting that a well-known machine learning algorithm (namely, the perceptron, inspired to the behaviour of a neuronal cell [5]), has just been applied to bioinformatics in the eighties to distinguish translation initiation sites in prokaryotic organisms [6], and starting from this early application, a growing number of computational intelligence and machine learning methods has been ...

Guest Editorial: Special Section on Computational Intelligence in Image Processing

This special section serves as a forum for recent developments in computational intelligence (CI) in image processing. CI covers a broad range of intelligent techniques. Although neural networks, fuzzy logic, and evolutionary computation have been recognized as the mainstream, other techniques incorporating human intelligence have also contributed to the evolution of CI. In image processing, CI...