Ian P. Gent is affiliated with the University of St Andrews in the United Kingdom. Their academic work focuses primarily on the field of computer science, with significant contributions in subfields such as computer networks and communications, artificial intelligence, signal processing, software, and computer vision and pattern recognition.
The main topics covered in their research include constraint satisfaction and optimization, artificial intelligence in games, data management and algorithms, model-driven software engineering techniques, AI-based problem solving and planning, as well as data mining algorithms and applications and data visualization and analytics.
Ian P. Gent has published numerous papers in various venues. Some of the recent publications include:
The frequent publication venues where Ian P. Gent has appeared also include:
Collaborations have been an important aspect of their research, often co-authoring with colleagues such as Christopher Jefferson, Ian Miguel, Özgür Akgün, Peter Nightingale, and Joan Espasa.
Holger H. Hoos;Thomas Stützle;I. Gent;H. Van Maaren
Ian P. Gent;Toby Walsh
Ian P. Gent;Chris Jefferson;Ian Miguel
Ian P. Gent;Toby Walsh
Ian P. Gent;Barbara M. Smith
Ian P. Gent;Ewan MacIntyre;Patrick Prosser;Toby Walsh
Ian P. Gent;Toby Walsh
Ian P. Gent
Ian P. Gent;Ewan Macintyre;Patrick Prosser;Barbara M. Smith
Inn P. Gent;Ewan MacIntyre;Patrick Prosser;Barbara M. Smith
Ian P. Gent;Toby Walsh
Ian P. Gent;Toby Walsh
Ian P. Gent;Karen E. Petrie;Jean-François Puget
Joseph Culberson;Ian Gent
Josh Singer;Ian P. Gent;Alan Smaill
Ian P. Gent;Warwick Harvey;Tom Kelsey
Lars Kotthoff;Ian P. Gent;Ian Miguel
Ian P. Gent;Toby Walsh
David A. Clark;Jeremy Frank;Inn P. Gent;Ewan MacIntyre
Ian P. Gent;Toby Walsh
Holger H. Hoos;Thomas Stützle;I. Gent;H. Van Maaren
Ian Gent;Toby Walsh
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