PRIP 2014 - Third International Symposium on Pattern Recognition and Image Processing (PRIP - 2014)

PRIP-2014 invites original and unpublished work from individuals active in the broad theme of the Workshop. Authors should submit their papers online using EDAS. Unregistered authors should first create an account on EDAS to log on. Further guidelines for submission are posted at: http://icacci-conference.org/website/call-papers
All papers that conform to submission guidelines will be peer reviewed and evaluated based on originality, technical and/or research content/depth, correctness, relevance to conference, contributions, and readability. Acceptance of papers will be communicated to authors by email. At least one full paying author of each accepted paper must register for the Conference before the indicated deadline. Accepted papers will be published in the ICACCI 2014 Proceedings which will be available through IEEE Xplore® after the conference.?
Topics of interest include but not limited to:
Category 1: Image Processing
Character, graphical and text Processing
Compression sensing in imaging
Computer graphics and vision
Gamming application
Human computer interactions using images
Image analysis, understanding
Image and video based Gesture analysis
Image and volume segmentation
Image compression and coding
Image description and recognition
Image sensors and systems
Mathematical theory of image analysis
Multimedia processing
Raw data representation, computer vision
Real-time issues in imaging
Remote sensor imaging systems
Robotic vision systems
Shape and texture analysis
Spectral imaging and reconstruction
Super-resolution imaging
Tensor techniques in imaging
Volumetric imaging in real-time
Category 2: Pattern Recognition
Biological taxonomy
Biometric techniques and algorithms
Bionic eye, ear and systems
Character, text and language recognition
Classification and clustering methods
Feature selection and extraction
Image recognition - faces, objects, gestures, emotions
Industrial applications
Information fusion techniques for multimodal situations
Machine learning and large-scale data analytics
Memory networks and temporal memories
Meteorology applications
Neural computing and fuzzy systems
Neuromorphic systems
Object recognition and tracking
Pattern formation systems
Physical intelligence and artificial life
Real-time implementations
Security and defence applications
Self-aware robotic systems
Signal, Video and Speech recognition
Space science applications
Statistical techniques and pattern analysis
Target recognition systems