Computational Intelligence for Smart Environments

Smart environments are a multi-disciplinary research area within which technology is pervasively and ubiquitously deployed to ensure that actions are supported in an appropriate and sensitive manner.Such a solution is possible thanks to the mechanisms which support the aggregation and fusion of data along with intelligent data analytics techniques to offer appropriate decisions based on the data gleaned from the environment.In this context, the core approaches of computational intelligence (Fuzzy Logic, Neural Networks, Evolutionary Computation and Probabilistic Reasoning) are excellent tools to be employed in smarts environments.This special issue, produced following the 10th International Conference on Ubiquitous Computing & Ambient Intelligence (UCAmI 2016), held in Canary Islands, (Spain) from November, 29th to December 2nd, 2016 is a culmination of submissions to an open call for papers with a focus on recent advancements within smart environments through the usage of computational intelligence techniques.This special issue comprises seven articles which were submitted to the call for papers and accepted following peer review.Each of the articles presents

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