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2nd International Workshop on Computer Vision & Application (IWCVA)Submit to the 2nd International Workshop on Computer Vision and Application (IWCVA), to be held along with the IVPR/ICIEV conferences. Submitted papers can be methods, applications, in-depth survey works, systems (simple ideas are welcome too), work-in-progress updates, industry reports, etc.: not for IEEE Xplore.Some of the selected papers will be considered for chapters in Springer book or for journal submission in International Journal of Computer Vision & Signal Processing (ISSN: 2186-1390). Authors will be able to present their works, and have brainstorming sessions. How to submit? Click for IWCVA, - then click Create new submission, select "Imaging, Vision & Pattern Recognition" track, then select "Workshop: ... (IWCVA)". SPECIAL SESSION (SS):How to submit in SS? Click for Special Session - then, click Create new submission, select "Imaging, Vision & Pattern Recognition" track, then select your Special Session from "SUBJECT AREAS" - starting with 'SS'.For any query, please e-mail to: atiqahad [use@mark] du.ac.bd Proposed Special Sessions [more to be added]:SS1: Acceleration for Deep Learning ModelsSS2: Artificial Intelligence, Sensing Technology, and Soft Computing SS3: Deep Learning for Pattern Recognition SS4: Bioimage Informatics in Life Science SS5: Sensing, Computing and Actuating for Smart Urban Environments SS6: BANGLA & AI: Methods, Applications and Challenges SS7: Applied AI for Smart Manufacturing & Industry 4.0 SS1: Acceleration for Deep Learning ModelsOutline: Implementation of deep learning models are computationally expensive and memory extensive. Deployment in low memory devices with slower GPU, and for applications that required strict latency is the current challenge.Organizer: Norliza Mohd Noor, SMIEEE, UTM, Malaysia Email: norliza [ATmark] utm.my SS2: Artificial Intelligence, Sensing Technology, and Soft ComputingOutline: The session will cover the works relate to Artificial Intelligence, Sensing Technology, and Soft Computing.Organizer: Shinji Kawakura, Osaka City University, Japan Email: s.kawakura [ATmark] gmail.com Emi Yuda, Tohoku University, Japan yuda [ATmark] ieee.org SS3: Deep Learning for Pattern RecognitionOutline: Pattern recognition involves the automated identification and recognition of pattern and the detection of pattern irregularities. Deep learning is the current state-of-the-art machine learning algorithm that attempt to learn in multiple layers corresponding to different levels of abstraction to solve pattern recognition problems. The advantages of deep learning models are the capabilities to process large amount of data with very high accuracy.Organizer: Norliza Mohd Noor, SMIEEE, UTM, Malaysia Email: norliza [ATmark] utm.my SS4: Bioimage Informatics in Life ScienceOutline: This session will mainly focus on recent development of computational techniques to analyze biological images and model biological systems. We also welcome papers related to computational analysis of medical image data.Organizer: M. Julius Hossain, European Molecular Biology Laboratory (EMBL), Germany Email: julius.hossain [ATmark] embl.de M. Ali Akber Dewan, Athabasca University, Canada Email: adewan [ATmark] athabascau.ca SS5: Sensing and Computing for Well-being, Health, and Entertainment in Smart Urban EnvironmentsOutline: Sensors and actuators are leaving lab environments and enter the domestic, office, shopping, public, recreational and urban environments. These environments track human behavior, adapt to human behavior, or persuade or enforce humans to adapt their behavior to particular requirements of the environment. In urban environments, sensors and actuators can be designed to make such environments more efficient and manageable. Smart cities aim at using digital smartness to improve waste management, reduce energy consumption, increase safety, control traffic, and improve public transport et cetera. Drones, delivery robots, and self-driving cars will complete the future urban landscape. Digital smartness obtained by sensors and actuators can also help to make the urban landscape more sustainable and healthy. The well-being of citizens can be promoted by making participation in city life more social and attractive by introducing digitally enhanced applications that aim at enhancing safe, social, and healthy circumstances and behavior for children, adults, and the elderly.Digital technology should address issues such as placemaking for social interaction, the creation of child-friendly environments, free and safe movement around the neighborhood, outdoor activities, public and interactive art projects, and independent travel and unsupervised play for children. Unobtrusive technology such as computer vision and presence and proximity sensors embedded in the urban environment makes it possible to track and interpret human behavior and to create interactive informing, persuasive and social and playful activity promoting media that display affordances and allow implicit and explicit multimodal interaction. In this special session, we ask for papers that address these issues. Papers can discuss scientific, engineering, societal, and ethical issues related to applications made possible by introducing sensors, actuators, and computer processing in urban environments. Organizer: Anton Nijholt, University of Twente, The Netherlands Email: a.nijholt [ATmark] utwente.nl Md Atiqur Rahman Ahad, Osaka University, Japan; Univerity of Dhaka, Bangladesh Email: atiqahad [ATmark] du.ac.bd SS6: BANGLA & AI: Methods, Applications and ChallengesOutline: Various AI-based methods and applications related to Bangla language will be motto of this special session. Bangla Language Processing (BLP), Bangla Sign Language, Bangle News Extraction, Speech analysis, Bangla licence plate recognition, etc. are the core issues to deal in this session. Authors are invited to submit datasets, methods, comparative analysis, rigorous surveys along with the comparative analysis of other languages.Based on the quality of the papers, a book on Springer may be considered where the extended papers will be considered as book chapters. Organizer: Md Atiqur Rahman Ahad, Osaka University, Japan; Univerity of Dhaka, Bangladesh Email: atiqahad [ATmark] du.ac.bd SS7: Applied AI for Smart Manufacturing & Industry 4.0Outline: This session is focused on applied artificial intelligence (AI), multimedia data analytics, and multimedia sensor network applications to: factory of the future (FoF), Industry 4.0, lean manufacturing, intelligent fault diagnosis & prognosis for the realization of vertical and general smart industries. We also invite papers relating to multimedia and cyber-physical systems (CPS) applications to smart manufacturing and intelligent industrial uses and applications. Implementation details of successful industrial usage of the aforementioned technologies and applications are encouraged. Innovative ideas relating to future uses and applications of mentioned technologies are also welcomed.Organizer: Jia Uddin, Woosong University, South Korea Email: jia.uddin [ATmark] wsu.ac.kr Emmanuel Oyekanlu, Corning Incorporated, New York, USA Email: oyekanlea2 [ATmark] corning.com Call for Mini-Workshop (W) / Special Session (SS) / Tutorial Session (TS) ProposalsWe welcome you to organize Mini-Workshop / Special Session / Tutorial Session!The aim of a W/SS/TS is to provide a complementary flavor to the regular sessions and should include hot topics of interest to the conference topics that may also go beyond disciplines traditionally represented at the conference. Proposal Submission:Prospective organizers of W/SS/TS should submit proposals with the info below:
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