New! CINC 2005 will be held in Salt Lake City, Utah, July 21-26, 2005. Go to the website.
The CINC schedule is now available here.
We will be publishing two issues of the journal Bioinspired Computing, consisting of extended versions of selected papers from CINC03.
Special Sessions
- Molecular Computing
- Applications of Computational Intelligence
- Current Trends in Neural Networks : Theory and Applications
Theme and Scope
The fields of computational intelligence and natural computing
seek to apply approaches inspired by natural processes for the solution of
problems that are resistant to traditional methods. Both of these fields have
become broad, with contributions from researchers in mathematics, physics,
computer science, linguistics, neuroscience, biology, psychology, cognitive
science and various engineering disciplines. When disparate disciplines pursue
similar research agendas, it is often the case that too little cross
fertilization of ideas occur. Thus, the International Conference on
Computational Intelligence and Natural Computing, 2003 (CINC’03)
seeks to foster the interdisciplinary exchange of ideas leading to significant
advances in machine intelligence. In conjunction with the Joint Conference on
Information Sciences, 2003 (JCIS’03), the conference provides a truly
unique forum for presentation and collaboration across disciplines. The
organizers seek high-quality original papers that contribute to this goal. All
topics relating to computational intelligence and natural computing are
welcome and new, unusual and hybrid approaches are particularly encouraged. Both
theoretical (new algorithms, analyses, etc.) and applied (implementations,
applications, etc.) papers are solicited. Areas from which papers are sought
include but are not limited to:
| Ant Colony Optimization
|
Computational Intelligence
|
Intelligent Systems
|
Neural Networks
|
| Artificial Immune Systems
|
Connectionism
|
Knowledge Discovery
|
Particle Swarm Optimization
|
| Artificial Life
|
Data Mining
|
Learning and Memory
|
Pattern Recognition
|
| Associative Memory
|
DNA Computing
|
Machine Learning |
Probabilistic Reasoning |
| Biological Computing
|
Evolutionary Computation |
Neurocognition
|
Reinforcement Learning
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| Bioinformatics |
Feature Extraction
|
Neurodynamics
|
Support Vector Machines
|
| Cognitive Science
|
Intelligent Control |
Neurofuzzy Systems
|
Swarm Intelligence |
Important Dates
- Invited Sessions Proposal Deadline: December 16, 2002
- Regular Paper Submission Deadline: March 14, 2003
- Notification of Acceptance/Rejection: May 14,
2003
- Invited Paper Submission Deadline: June 16, 2003
- Final Camera-ready Manuscript Due: June 16, 2003
- Registration
Deadline for Authors: July 1,
2003
Paper Submission
Papers will be accepted based on peer review and should
contain original, high quality work. Claims and results should be substantive
enough to be further developed as journal quality work. All papers must be
written in English. Papers shall not exceed 4 pages of 10-point font,
double-column, single-spaced text, with figures and tables included. For the
Sixth International Conference on Computational Intelligence and Natural
Computing, send an electronic version (postscript or pdf format) of your
submission to
- Dan
Ventura
- ventura@cs.byu.edu
or to
- Sanjoy Das
- sdas@ksu.edu
For general questions concerning conference scheduling,
format or content send email to
- Anna
Menzies
- menzies_ap@compuserve.com
Information Sciences
Journal
All accepted papers will be included in a
high-quality, bound conference proceedings published by the Association for
Intelligent Machinery. Authors are encouraged to submit extended versions of
their papers to the journal Information Sciences (Elsevier) (where they will be
subject to further review). In addition, it is anticipated that one or more
special issues of Information Sciences, targeted specifically for topics covered
by this conference, will be published to include extended versions of the best
papers appearing in Computational Intelligence and Natural Computing.
Special Sessions
Proposals for invited sessions are sought in all areas of
computational intelligence and natural computing. Each invited session will
have 4-6 speakers. All invited session proposals should include email and
address of organizer(s), and a brief abstract of less than 250 words.
Organizer(s) of invited sessions will be included in the organizing committee.
Send your submission before March 15th to Dan Ventura
(ventura@cs.byu.edu) or Sanjoy Das (sdas@ksu.edu).
Conference
Chairs
- Subhash C. Kak, Louisiana State University
- Jeffrey P. Sutton, National Space Biomedical
Research Institute
Program Chairs
- Dan Ventura, Brigham Young University
- Sanjoy Das, Kansas State University
Organizing Committee
- Timothy Andersen, Boise State University
- Elizabeth Behrman, Wichita State University
- Erik Buehler, Kansas State University
- Michael Goodrich, Brigham Young University
- Jugal Kalita, University of Colorado
- Simon Levy, Washington and Lee University
- Bruce Maclennan, University of Tennessee
- Tony Martinez, Brigham Young University
- Amit Nanavati, IBM Research Labs
- Claus Neubauer, Siemens Corporate Research
- Anil Pahwa, Kansas State University
- Jim Steck, Wichita State University
- Dan Stevens, Kansas State University
- D. Randall Wilson, Fonix Corporation
- Dong Zhe-Yang, The Mathworks Inc
Last modified: July 23, 2003 by Dan Ventura.