[agents] CFP : Agents Behaviours and Artificial Markets

[mathieu philippe]

PAAMS 2015 - Special Session
Agents Behaviours and Artificial Markets
http://www.paams.net

Chair : Philippe MATHIEU, LIFL, University Lille 1

In recent years, the world of Finance has benefited from a tremendous 
stream of innovations coming from the computer science community. Among 
others, simulation techniques have allowed to test new methods in 
algorithmic trading while new regulation or market innovations have 
imposed to optimize the automation of trade execution, in an 
increasingly complex financial system. Artificial Intelligence, in this 
context, finds a new field of amazing applications.
This session of the PAAMS 2015 conference will focus on the application 
of agents and all artificial intelligence techniques applied to the 
fields of Financial Economics. Areas of special interest include but are 
not limited to simulation, algorithmic trading, agent-based artificial 
markets, high performance trading.

Important dates :
– Paper submission deadline : 19th January 2015
– Acceptance notification : 23th February, 2015
– Final version submission : 09th March, 2015
– Conference dates : 3rd - 5th June, 2015

Papers should respect the templates of the conference and not exceed 8 
pages. Please, refer to the website for formatting instructions 
http://www.paams.net/ and submitted in electronic form (PDF format) 
using the PAAMS 2015 conference management system.

Scientific Committee :
Dr. Javier Arroyo (University Complutense Madrid), Pr. Olivier Brandouy 
(University of Bordeaux IV), Dr Florian Hauser (Univsity of Innsbruck), 
Pr. Philippe Mathieu (University of Lille1), Pr. Adolfo Lopez Paredes 
(University of Valladolid); Pr. Marco Raberto (University of Genoa), Dr. 
Roger Waldeck (Telecom Bretagne), Pr. Murat Yildizoglu (University of 
Bordeaux IV)


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Pr Philippe MATHIEU
Vice-Président de l'Université Lille 1
chargé des Technologies de l'Information et de la Communication
Responsable de l'équipe SMAC du LIFL UMR 8022 CNRS
Tel: +33 (0)3 20 43 42 90 - +33 (0)3 59 63 22 25