Interdisciplinary Lab for Intelligent and Adaptive Systems (ILIAS)

The Interdisciplinary Lab for Intelligent and Adaptive Systems (ILIAS) is a collective of research groups within the Computer Science and Communication Research Unit (CSC ) of the Faculty of Science, Technology and Communication  ( FSTC ). Its main goal is to realize and develop research and academic teaching in the area of intelligent and adaptive systems.

The overarching topic is information processing - knowledge modeling and inference - in complex and dynamic environments given limited resources and incomplete or uncertain knowledge. We investigate the theoretical foundations and the algorithmic realizations of systems:

• Intelligent systems : performing complex problem solving and decision making tasks with a high degree of autonomy.
• Adaptive systems : exploiting learning and flexible computing models to deal with opaque and dynamic contexts.

The ILIAS lab is characterized by a strong cross-disciplinary perspective, combining expertise from computer science, operations research, information theory, probability theory, analytic philosophy, discrete math, and logic. On a local level, this also includes collaboration with the Interdisciplinary Centre for Security, Reliability and Trust ( SNT ), the Luxembourg Centre for Systems Biomedicine ( LCSB ), the Luxembourg School of Finance ( LSF ), and the Laboratoire de Droit Economique ( LDE ). 

The associated research groups are:

• Decision Systems (Prof. Dr.  Raymond Bisdorff )
• Evolutionary and Parallel Computing  (Prof. Dr.  Pascal Bouvry )
• Individual and Collective Reasoning Prof. Dr.  Leon van der Torre )
• Information Mining and Knowledge Discovery - MINE (Prof. Dr.  Christoph Schommer )
• Information Theory and Stochastic Inference (Prof. Dr.  Ulrich Sorger ) 

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(February 2013)