Tag Archives: optimization

The importance of using standard terminology in research papers

Posted on 2024-01-29 by Philippe Fournier-Viger

Today, I will talk about the importance of using standard terminology in research papers in computer science. The idea to talk about this on the blog came after reading an interesting letter about research on optimization called “Metaphor‑based metaheuristics, a … Continue reading →

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Brief report about ICSI 2021 (12th Int. Conference on Swarm Intelligence)

Posted on 2021-07-15 by Philippe Fournier-Viger

In this blog post, I will talk about attending the 12th International Conference on Swarm Intelligence (ICSI 2021). The ICSI conference is a relatively young conference about swarm intelligence, metaheuristics and related topics and applications. This year, ICSI 2021 is held in … Continue reading →

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Choosing data structures according to what you want to do

Posted on 2013-06-12 by Philippe Fournier-Viger

Today, I write a post about programming. I want to share a simple but important idea for writing optimized code. The idea is to choose data structures according to what you want to do instead of what you want to … Continue reading →

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