Computational and Machine Intelligence

Objective
This program supports innovative basic research on fundamental principles and methodologies of computational intelligence necessary to create robust intelligent autonomous systems.

Robustness is defined as the ability to achieve high performance given at least some or all of the following factors:

• uncertainty, incompleteness or errors in knowledge;
• limitations on sensing;
• real-world complexity and dynamic change;
• adversarial factors;
• unexpected events including system faults; and
• out-of-scope requirements on system behavior.

The vision of this program is that future computational intelligence systems will achieve high performance, adaptation, flexibility, self-repair, and other forms of intelligent behavior in the complex, uncertain, adversarial, and highly dynamic environments faced by the Air Force.

Solicitation
BAA-AFOSR-2013-0001, Page 24/25

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Program Reviews & Meetings

Program Overview
AFOSR Spring Review 2013 Presentation by then program officer, Dr. Jay Myung.
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Contact Information
Dr. James Lawton
eoard.orgbox@us.af.mil
US: 011-44-1895-616187
Europe: +44 1895-616187
DSN: 314-235-6187