Guest Editorial Open and Interpretable AI in Computational Pathology

Guest-editorial: 25 years of AI*IA

This issue reviews the recent work of the Italian community in Artificial Intelligence (AI). The study of AI has a long tradition in Italy, it can be dated back to the early Seventies and the research groups are numerous and their activities span a wide range of themes, from knowledge representation and automated reasoning, to machine learning, from multi-agent systems to robotics, and many oth...

Guest Editorial: Open Educational Resources

THE term “open educational resources” (OER) was first proposed at UNESCO’s 2002 Forum on the Impact of Open Courseware for Higher Education in Developing Countries. Open educational resources are learning content or tools that are offered free of charge under a copyright license granting permissions for users to engage in the “4R” activities: reuse, revise, remix, and redistribute. In essence, ...

Guest Editorial: Computational Narrative and Games

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 ...

Editorial: IEEE Transactions on Computational Intelligence and AI in Games