Klaus Kabitzsch

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Creator: Schloss Dagstuhl - Leibniz Center for Informatics
Published: 1993
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2013
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A. Cemal Oezluek, Klaus Kabitzsch:
A domain-inspired hyperheuristic for solving complex design problems of automation systems. ETFA 2013: 1-6
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A. Cemal Oezluek, Klaus Kabitzsch:
Optimal device placement planning for wireless building automation systems. ETFA 2013: 1-4
2010
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A. Cemal Oezluek, Jörn Plönnigs, Klaus Kabitzsch:
A generic framework for synthesis and optimization of system designs in the example of building automation systems. ETFA 2010: 1-4
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A. Cemal Oezluek, Joern Ploennigs, Klaus Kabitzsch:
Designing building automation systems using evolutionary algorithms with semi-directed variations. SMC 2010: 2328-2335
2009
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A. Cemal Oezluek, Henrik Dibowski, Klaus Kabitzsch:
Automated Design of Room Automation Systems by using an Evolutionary Optimization Method. ETFA 2009: 1-8

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