General Track Sessions
Papers on topics of general relevance to the conference defined in the Conference Scope should be submitted to the conference (via the PROSE online submission and review system) for inclusion in the General Sessions or Tracks.When submitting a paper, the submitting author must select the Track from a list to be supplied which best relates to the contents of the paper, and submit the paper to that track. Each Track has a Track Chair, who has responsibility for papers in a specific technical area. The Track Chairs are responsible for overseeing the review process for papers within their specialism.
Generic Intelligent Systems Topics
| G01 | Artificial Neural Networks, Connectionists Systems and Evolutionary Computation |
Prof Bruno Apolloni University of Milan, Italy |
| G02 | Machine Learning and Classical AI | To follow |
| G03 | Agent and Multi-Agent Systems |
Prof Gordan Jezic University of Zagreb, Croatia |
| G04 | Knowledge Based and Expert Systems |
Prof Anne Hakansson Royal Institute of Technology, Sweden |
| G05 | Intelligent Vision, Image Processing and Signal Processing |
Prof Tuan D. Pham The University of Aizu, Japn |
| G06 | Knowledge Management, Ontologies and Data Mining |
Prof Ron Hartung Franklyn University, United States |
| G07 | Web Intelligence, Text and Multimedia Mining and Retrieval |
Prof Irek Czarnowski Gdynia Maritime University, Poland |
| G08 | Intelligent Tutoring Systems and E-Learning Environments |
Prof Toyohide Watanabe Nagoya University, Japan and Prof Tomoko Kojiri Kansai University, Japan |
| G09 | Smart Energy and Sustainability, Smart Robotics and Control |
Prof Robert Howlett Bournemouth University, UK |
| G10 | Other / Misc. Intelligent Systems Topics ** |
Dr Carlos Toro Vicomtech Research Centre, Spain |
** PLEASE NOTE: We may re-allocate papers submitted to the Other/Misc. track to more appropriate tracks if we feel it necessary.