IS 2014 - Special Session: Intelligent Systems

Intelligent systems must incorporate some ability to reason, perceive, proactive, learn or act intelligently in their environments; additionally, intelligent systems provide a way of managing complexity in real-world problems including the implementation of emotion. Techniques using artificial intelligence have been employed to develop robust and adaptable intelligent behaviors however research is recognized as being at an embryonic stage with levels of intelligence being generally restricted and limited. Realising these goals will call for and integrated approach using a range of technologies including modeling using Kansei engineering, Semiotics, Cognitive Conceptual Modeling. This session aims to bring together state-of-the-art works in intelligent informatics, information systems including the implementation of personalisation based on context-awareness, crisis intelligent and information systems. This special welcomes contributions to the theory, methodology and practice of developing and evaluating intelligent systems in a broad and diverse range of application domains. Interested authors are invited to submit research papers in (but not limited to) the following topics.
Special Session Topics:
Intelligent context-aware systems and application including intelligent real-world applications and intelligent training systems, social intelligence, optimization and heuristics
Hybrid Intelligent Systems in real world complex problems, involving imprecision, uncertainty, vagueness and high dimensionality
Kansei engineering and Technologies for emotional and psychological well being, intelligent user interfaces including Semiotics, and Cognitive Conceptual Modeling.
Dynamic and Adaptive Models in Computational Intelligence including Machine learning with evolutionary systems, and artificial neural networks
Information systems and knowledge representation with discovery and automated reasoning including with intelligent agents, multi-agent systems and innovative solutions based on robotics for complex â??real-worldâ?™ problems
Intelligent decision support systems and group decision support
Smart spaces and sensor-based monitoring systems using intelligent sensors and smart objects including the Internet-of-Things and the related Cloud-of-Things
Section Co-Chairs:
Philip Moore, Birmingham City University
Hai V. Pham , HUST
International Program Committee:
Prof. Junzo Watada, Waseda University, Japan
Prof. Katsuari Kamei, Ritsumeikan University
Dr. Philip Moore, Birmingham City University, UK
Dr. Hai V. Pham, HUST, Vietnam
Prof. Vatcharaporn Esichaikul, Asian Ins. of Technology, Thailand
Prof. Tuan Phung Duc, Tokyo Institute of Technology, Japan
Prof. Khang Dinh Tran, HUST
Prof. Hoong Chuin, Singapore Management University, Singapore
Dr. Worawat Choensawat, Bangkok university
Dr. Phuong Anh Le, Hue University of Education
Prof. Kushida Junichi, Hiroshima City University
Prof. Anh Nguyen Kim, HUST
Dr. Jagdev Bhogal, Birmingham City University, UK
Dr. Andrew Thomas, Bangor University, Wales, UK
Submission Guidelines:
Authors are invited to submit research papers in English. Papers should be maximum 10 pages long in letter page two-column PDF format. The ACM symposium proceedings format with templates and author guidelines can be located at: http://www.acm-soict.org/~soict2014/submission.php
Publication:
All papers will be peer-reviewed by members of the SOICT 2014 IPC and selected reviewers based on originality, significance, relevance, and clarity of presentation. Accepted papers will be given guidelines in preparing, formatting, and submitting the final manuscript(s) together with the notification of acceptance. Proceedings will be published by the ACM ICPS (indexed by ACM Digital Library and DBLP). Presented papers will be considered for publication in fast tracked special Issues of indexed International Journals.