2005
International Conference on Intelligent Computing (ICIC’05)
August 23-26, 2005,
Website: http://www.icic2005.org/
Submission
Deadline: April 1, 2005
This conference will be organized by
the Institute of Intelligent Machines, and the University of
Science & Technology of China, Chinese
Academy of Sciences as well as the Hong Kong Baptist University, and
technically co-sponsored by the IEEE Computational Intelligence Society and
the IEEE Hong Kong Computational Intelligence Chapter,
and supported by funding from the National Science Foundation of China.
ICIC
is the most comprehensive conference focused on the various aspects of advances
in Intelligent Computing fields such as Artificial Intelligence, Machine
Learning, Bioinformatics, Neuroinformatics,
Computational Biology, Computational Intelligence, Colony Intelligence, etc.. The goal of this conference is to bring together the
researchers from academia and industry as well as practitioners to share ideas,
problems and solutions relating to the multifaceted aspects of Intelligent
Computing. This conference will feature world-class plenary speakers,
exhibitions, and a large number of oral and poster presentations.
The
conference invites new and original submissions addressing theoretical and
practical topics in intelligent computing fields including (but not limited to
these topics):
A. Perceptual
and Pattern Recognition: Vision Signal Processing; Audition
Signal Processing; Speech Signal Processing; Image Processing, Computer Vision
and Applications; …
B. Informatics
Theories and Applications: Neuroinformatics and
Brain Models; Bioinformatics; Cheminformatics; Aeroinformatics; Artificial Immune Systems; …
C. Computational
Neuroscience & Bioscience: Systems Neurobiology and Neural
Modeling; Adaptive Numerical Computation; Quantum and Molecular Computations;
Computations Inspired from Nature; Biological Computing; …
D. Models
& Methods: Models of Neurons & Local Circuits; Modular
Neural Networks and Neural Trees; Neural Learning Committee Machines; Biology
Networks; Radial Basis Function Networks; …
E. Learning
Systems: Competing Algorithms; Learning and Memory; Reinforcement
Learning; Genetic Algorithms; Genetic Programming; …
F. Genomics
& Proteomics: Molecular Sequence Analysis; Molecular
Evolution; Protein Structure & Analysis; Gene Expression; Gene Networks; …
G. Adaptation
and Decision Making: Adaptive Critics; Markov Decision
Processes; Fuzzy Neural Systems; Intelligent Agents; Neural Genetic Systems; …
H. Applications
& Hardware: Diagnostics and Quality Control; Robotics &
Control; Telecommunication Applications; Prediction & Time Series Analysis;
Biomedical Applications; …
The complete
list of topic is available the Call for Papers section at http://www.icic2005.org/.
All accepted conference papers will be included in Springer’s Lecture Notes in Computer Science which
will be possibly cited by SCI-Expanded.
For more
information, please visit the conference website: http://www.icic2005.org/
ICIC
2005 is organized by the Institute of Intelligent Machines, and the University
of Science & Technology of China, Chinese Academy of Sciences
as well as the Hong Kong Baptist University,
and technically co-sponsored by the IEEE
Computational Intelligence Society and the IEEE Hong Kong
Computational Intelligence Chapter, and supported by funding from the National
Science Foundation of China.
The complete list of topics is available at http://www.icic2005.org/ Selected conference papers will
be included in Springer’s Lecture Notes in Computer Science which will be
possibly cited by SCI-Expanded.
Important Deadlines
Submission of papers:
1 Apr. 2005
Special
Session Proposals: 31 Dec. 2004
Notification
of acceptance: 1 May 2005
Camera-ready copy:
20 May 2005
Author registration:
31 May 2005
The ICIC 2005 Organizing Committee is inviting
proposals for special sessions. Authors who planned papers for special sessions
which will not be accepted can submit their papers as regular submissions to
the ICIC 2005. Proposals should be submitted in ELECTRONIC FORM to Dr.
Xiao-Ping Zhang, The Program Co-Chair,
Important Deadlines for Special
Sessions:
December 31, 2004: Special
session proposal deadline
January 31,
2004:
Acceptance notification
March 1, 2005:
Extended abstracts/full papers due to be submitted through the regular
submission site (marked for appropriate special sessions).
The
conference invites submissions addressing theoretical and practical topics in intelligent computing
fields. The FORMAT for submitted papers should refer to the ELECTRONIC
FORMAT REQUIREMENTS of the Springer-Verlag.