Fifth Symposium on Stochastic Algorithms,
Foundations and Applications
SAGA 2009


Hokkaido University, Sapporo, Japan
October 26 - 28, 2009


SAGA
2009


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Accepted Papers for SAGA 2009

The following papers have been accepted for SAGA 2009.
There is no particular order in the list.
Please keep in mind that we need your final version until

July 30, 2009.

Please prepare your final version in accordance with the Instructions for authors.

Theoretical analysis of local search in software testing Andrea Arcuri

Learning volatility of discrete time series using prediction with expert advice Vladimir V. V'yugin

Graph embedding through random walk for shortest paths problems Yakir Berchenko and Mina Teicher

Firefly algorithms for multimodal optimization Xin-She Yang

Prediction of long-range dependent time series data with performance guarantee Mikhail Dashevskiy and Zhiyuan Luo

A generic algorithm for approximately solving stochastic graph optimization problems Ei Ando, Hirotaka Ono, and Masafumi Yamashita

Economical caching with stochastic prices Matthias Englert, Berthold Voecking, and Melanie Winkler

Stochastic dynamics of logistic tumor growth Francesca Shearer, S. Sahoo, and A. Sahoo

Relational properties expressible with one universal quantifier are testable Charles Jordan and Thomas Zeugmann

Markov modelling of BCL-2 controlled apoptosis C. Grills, D.A. Fennell, and Francesca Shearer

Propagation connectivity of random hyper graphs Robert Berke and Mikael Onsjo

Bipartite graph representation of multiple decision table classifiers Kazuya Haraguchi, Seok-Hee Hong, and Hiroshi Nagamochi

Bounds for multistage stochastic programs using supervised learning strategies Boris Defourny, Damien Ernst, and Louis Wehenkel

On evolvability: the swapping algorithm, product distributions, and covariance Dimitrios Diochnos and György Turán

How to design a linear cover time random walk on a finite graph Yoshiaki Nonaka, Hirotaka Ono, Kunihiko Sadakane, and Masafumi Yamashita


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