Fixed Point Theory and Algorithms for Sciences and Engineering welcomes submissions to the topical collection ''Optimization and Real World Applications''.
The topical collection, “Optimization and Real World Applications”, is edited by Heinz Bauschke (University of British Columbia, Canada), Yunier Bello-Cruz (Northern Illinois University, USA), Radu Ioan Bot (University of Vienna, Austria), Robert Csetnek (University of Vienna, Austria), and Alexander Zaslavski (Israel Institute of Technology, Israel), and covers a wide variety of topics concerning optimization problems and their applications.
Topics include (but are not limited to):
- smooth and nonsmooth optimization problems (theory and numerical methods),
- monotone operators and nonexpansive mappings,
- real world applications in
- machine learning,
- image/signal processing,
- data classification,
- scientific computing
and other areas.
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TC Optimization and Real World Applications
Submission Instructions:
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Deadline for submissions: Extended to March 1st, 2023
Peer Review Process:
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