2017 IEEE Congress on
Evolutionary Computation
Donostia - San Sebastián, Spain, 5-8 June, 2017
Special Session on Evolutionary Computer Vision
Computer vision is a major
unsolved problem in computer science and engineering. Over the last decade there
has been increasing interest in using evolutionary computation approaches to
solve vision problems. Computer vision provides a range of problems of varying
difficulty for the development and testing of evolutionary algorithms. There
have been a relatively large number of papers in evolutionary computer vision
in recent CEC and GECCO conferences. It would be beneficial to researchers to
have these papers in a special session. Also, a special session would encourage
more researchers to continue to work in this field and consider CEC a place for
presenting their work.
Scope and Topics
The proposed special
session aims to bring together theories and applications of evolutionary
computation to computer vision and image processing problems. Topics of interest
include, but are not limited to:
New theories and methods
in different EC
paradigms to computer vision and image processing including
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Evolutionary
algorithms such as Genetic algorithms, genetic programming, evolutionary
strategy and evolutionary programming;
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Swarm
Intelligence methods such as particle swarm optimisation, ant colony
optimisation, and artificial bee colony optimisation;
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Emergent,
metaheuristics and other EC approaches such as learning classifier systems,
differential evolution, artificial immune systems, multi-objective
optimisation, hybrid search and memetic computing, transfer learning and domain
adaptation, deep learning and kernel methods, hyper-heuristic techniques;
and
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Cross-fertilization
of evolutionary computation with other techniques such as neural networks including
deep learning and fuzzy systems is also encouraged.
Applications in computer vision and image
processing including
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Edge
detection in noisy images
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Image
segmentation in biological images
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Automatic
feature extraction, construction and selection in complex images
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Object
identification and scene analysis for medical applications
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Object
detection and classification in security scenarios
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Handwritten
digit recognition and detection
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Vehicle
plate detection
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Face
detection and recognition
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Texture
image analysis
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Automatic
target recognition in military services
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Gesture
identification and recognition
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Robot
vision
Important Dates:
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Paper Submission Deadline: 16 Jan 2017
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Notification of Acceptance: 26 February 2017
Final Paper Submission Deadline: 12 March 2017
Paper Submission:
You should follow the IEEE CEC 2017 Submission Web Site. Special
session papers are treated the same as regular conference papers. All papers
accepted and presented at CEC 2017 will be included in the conference
proceedings published by IEEE Explore, which are typically indexed by EI.
Special Session
Organizers:
School
of Engineering and Computer Science, Victoria University of Wellington,
PO Box 600, Wellington, New Zealand. Phone: +64-4-463
5654; Fax: +64-4-463 5045. ( web page)
School
of Computer Science and Information Technology, RMIT University, City Campus,
GPO 2476V, VIC, Australia. Phone: +61-3-9925-2926;
Fax: +61-3-9662-1617. ( web page)
Graduate
School of Creative Informatics, Kyushu Institute of Technology, 680-4, Kawazu, Iizuka,
Fukuoka 820-8502 JAPAN. Phone: +81 948 29 7626; Fax:
+81 948 29 7601. ( web
page)
Program Committee (to
be confirmed):
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Bir Bhanu (University of
California at Riverside, USA)
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Stefano
Cagnoni (University of Parma, Italy)
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Vic
Ciesielski (RMIT University, Australia)
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Oscar
Cordón (European Centre for Soft Computing, Spain)
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Sergio
Damas (European Centre for Soft Computing, Spain)
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Marc
Ebner (University of Tübingen,
Germany)
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Mark
Johnston (Victoria University of Wellington, NZ)
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Mario
Koeppen (Kyushu Institute of Technology, Japan)
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Krisztof Krawiec (Poznan
University of Technology, Poland)
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Jing
Liu (Xidian University, China)
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Evelyne
Lutton (INRIA, France)
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Kourosh Neshatian (Victoria
University of Wellington)
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Gustavo
Olague (CICESE, Mexico)
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Andy
Song (RMIT University, Australia)
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Jingxuan Wei (Xidian
University, China)
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Yubin Yang (Nanjing University, China)
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Mengjie
Zhang (Victoria University of Wellington, NZ)
The IEEE CEC 2017 Web site
can be seen from here.
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was last updated on 20 August 2016.