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Mathematical Modeling and Optimization Institute

University of Florida
University of Central Florida
Air Force Research Laboratory
6th Annual Meeting of AFRL Mathematical Modeling and Optimization Institute

July 31-August 2, 2018
UF-REEF Auditorium

Topics include but are not limited to:
• Mathematical programming • Stochastic optimization • Network optimization • Combinatorial optimization
• Bilevel programming • Simulation-based optimization • Control of nonlinear and stochastic systems
• Networked control systems • Optimal control and reinforcement learning
• Bayesian estimation and decision theory • Machine Learning • Data Mining • Computer Vision (Stress on Vision-based navigation and control)

Registration is free and all meeting attendees must register. All presenters will be automatically registered. Non-presenting attendees can register by emailing the organizers at mmo.meeting.2018@gmail.com with your name and affiliation or stopping by the registration desk on-site.

Abstract submission instructions: The abstract submission deadline is July 16, 2018. Please submit your abstracts as pdf files by email to mmo.meeting.2018@gmail.com. Please name your submitted files using the format "Lastname_Firstname.pdf". In addition to the pdf file, please send the respective source file(s) in LaTeX (preferred) or Word format. There is no strict word/character limit for the abstracts; however, please refrain from submitting excessively long abstracts. The expectation is that each abstract would fit into one printed page.

We are looking forward to seeing everybody at the meeting.

Organizing Committee:
Chair: Vladimir Boginski, Ph.D. University of Central Florida & University of Florida,
Program Chairs: Qipeng “Phil” Zheng, Ph.D., University of Central Florida,
Tathagata Mukherjee, Ph.D., Intelligent Robotics Inc.

If you have any questions, please contact the organizers at mmo.meeting.2018@gmail.com.

2018 AFRL MMO Meeting Program with Abstracts