Chapter 1. Amazing Grace - Computer Pioneer Admiral Grace Murray Hopper -- Chapter 2. XAI: A Natural Application Domain for Fuzzy Set Theory -- Chapter 3. Adaptive Physiological Profiling from Non-verbal Behaviour - Why Ethics are Just Not Enough to Build Trust -- Chapter 4. Conversational Intelligent Tutoring Systems - The State of the Art -- Chapter 5. Design and Validation of a Mini-game for Player Motive Profiling -- Chapter 6. When AI Meets Digital Pathology -- Chapter 7. Linguistic Intelligence as a Root for Computing Reasoning -- Chapter 8. Intrusion Detection: Deep Neural Networks versus Super Learning -- Chapter 9. Life-Long Learning Machines: Towards Developing Optimisation Methods That Continually Learn -- Chapter 10. Reinforcement Learning Control by Direct Heuristic Dynamic Programming -- Chapter 11. Distributed Machine Learning for Energy Management and Control in Smart Grid -- Chapter 12. Fuzzy Multilayer Perceptrons for Fuzzy Vector Regression -- Chapter 13. Generalisation in Genetic Programming for Symbolic Regression: Challenges and Future Directions -- Chapter 14. Neuro-evolutionary Models based on Quantum-Inspired Evolutionary Algorithms -- Chapter 15. Weightless Neural Models: An Overview -- Chapter 16. Challenges of Applying Dynamic Multi-objective Optimization to Real-world Problems -- Chapter 17. Computational Intelligence Methodologies for Multi-Objective Optimization and Decision-Making in Autonomous Systems -- Chapter 18. A Framework-Based Approach for Flexible Evaluation of Swarm-Intelligent Algorithms -- Chapter 19. An Improved Bat Algorithm with a Dimension-based Best for Numerical Optimization.

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