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2019 IEEE International Conference on Intelligent Systems and Knowledge Engineering ISKE 2019 November 14-16, 2019 Dalian, China 2019 IEEE International Conference on Intelligent Systems and Knowledge Engineering ISKE 2019 November 14-16, 2019 Dalian, China http://www.iske2019.lnnu.edu.cn/ Organizing Committees Call for Papers Steering Committee Chair The 2019 IEEE International Conference on Intelligent Systems and Knowledge Engineering (ISKE 2019) is the 14th in a series of ISKE conferences. ISKE 2019 follows the successful ISKE 2006 in Shanghai (China), ISKE 2007 in Chengdu (China), ISKE 2008 in Xiamen (China), ISKE 2009 in Hasselt (Belgium), ISKE 2010 in Hangzhou Etienne E. Kerre, Belgium (China), ISKE 2011 in Shanghai (China), ISKE 2012 in Beijing (China), ISKE 2013 in Shenzhen (China), ISKE 2014 in Joao Pessoa (Brazil), ISKE 2015 in Taipei General Chairs (China), ISKE 2016 in Roubaix (France), ISKE 2017 in Nanjing (China), ISKE 2018 in Belfast (UK) and will be held on Nov. 14-16 in Dalian (China). This conference aims to provide a platform for technical and scientific professionals from academia, research and industries in the fields of intelligent systems and knowledge engineering Guoqing Chen, China to exchange knowledge and distribute the emerging state-of-the-art technologies. ISKE 2019 accepts submissions that have not been published or submitted in any form Jie Lu, Australia elsewhere. Besides technical and research papers, submissions reporting on industrial case studies are also welcome. Yang Xu, China The conference proceedings will be published by IEEE Press (EI indexed). Special issues of several SCI indexed journals will be devoted to a strict refereed selection of Javier Montero, Spain extended papers. Yonggong Ren, China Program Chairs Li Zou, China The topics include, but not limited to: Luis Martínez López, Spain * Artificial Intelligent Methodology and Systems: Tianrui Li, China • Artificial Intelligence Theories • Intelligent System Models • Machine Learning Jun Zhang, China • Multi-Agent Systems • Soft Computing and Fuzzy Systems • Case-Based Reasoning, Neural Networks • Logic, Reasoning & Problem Solving • Search, Optimization and Planning • Image/Video Processing, Computer Vision Organization Chairs • Pattern Recognition • Speech Recognition • Computer Vision Yong Zhang, China • Probabilistic Reasoning • Biological Inspired Computation • Genetic and Swarm Computing Mingyu Lu, China • Brain-Computer Interface • Computational Intelligence • Computational Neuroscience Hongfei Lin, China * Knowledge Engineering and Management: Zumin Wang, China • Knowledge-Based Systems • Knowledge Maintenance • Knowledge Elicitation • Information Storage, Annotation and Retrieval • Text Mining, Classification and Summarization • Content Management and Knowledge Management Systems Publications Chair • Workflow Management Systems • Business Process Reengineering • Ontology Engineering Mengqi Zhou, China • Data Mining and Knowledge Discovery • Natural Language Processing • Information and Knowledge Integration Publications Co-chairs • Textual Entailment • Question Answering Systems • Document Preparation and Text Processing • Language Translation and Linguistics • Knowledge Representation and Modeling • Unstructured and Semi-Structured Data Retrieval Jun Liu, UK • Data Simulation, Modeling, and Visualization • Expert Systems or Decision Support Systems Shuwei Chen, China * Practical Applications of AI and Knowledge Engineering: Special Session Chairs • Intelligent Healthcare Systems • Business Intelligence • Intelligent Systems in Engineering and Science • Intelligent Game • Intelligent Engineering Systems • User Interfaces and Human Computer Interaction Guangquan Zhang, Australia Cengiz Kahraman, Turkey • Social Issues of Knowledge Engineering • E-learning and Intelligent Tutoring Systems • Social Computing, Service Computing and Mobile Computing Jusheng Mi, China • Intelligent Multimedia • Intelligent Bioinformatics Systems • Knowledge based Software Engineering • Adaptive and Intelligent Control Systems, • Intelligent issues in GIS, Networks or in Internet of • Knowledge Engineering in E-commerce, in Art and in Publicity Chairs Perceptron and Navigation Things Education Xianyi Zeng, France Dongling Xu, UK Keynotes(in alphabetical order) Zhong Li, Germany Xiaohong Liu, China Farookh Hussain, Australia Peijun Guo, Japan Vassilis G. Kaburlasos, Greece Hongjun Zhou, China Poster Sessions Chairs Hua Zuo, Australia Hong Yu, China C. L. Philip Chen Thierry Denoeux Witold Pedrycz Hui Xiong Zhi-Hua Zhou Sponsorship Chairs • Chair Professor, The • Professor, Université de • Professor and Canada • Professor, The State • Professor, Nanjing Degen Huang, China University of Macau, China Technologie de Research Chair, University University of New University, China Jianzhou Wang, China • Fellow of IEEE/AAAS Compiègne, France of Alberta, Canada Jersey at Rutgers, • Fellow of IEEE/AAAI/ • Foreign member of • President of Belief • Fellow of IEEE/IFSA USA ACM/AAAS Web Chairs Academia Europaea Functions and • Fellow of the Royal Society • ACM Distinguished • ACM Distinguished Hui Shi, China • Member of European Applications Society of Canada Scientist Scientist Yang Liu, China Academy of Sciences and • Editor-in-Chief of • Foreign member of the • Head of Talent • Foreign member of the Arts International Journal of Polish Academy of Sciences Intelligence Center at Academia Europaea • Editor-in-Chief of IEEE Approximate • Editor-in-Chief of Baidu Inc. • Editor-in-Chief of Important Dates Transactions on Systems, Reasoning Information Sciences • Editor-in-Chief of Frontiers of Computer Special Session Proposal Deadline: Man, and Cybernetics: • Editor-in-Chief of • Editor-in-Chief of WIREs Encyclopedia of GIS Science Apr. 30, 2019 Systems Array Data Mining and Knowledge Extended to May 30, 2019 Discovery Paper Submission Deadline: Tutorials Jun. 30, 2019 Jie Lu: Professor, University of Technology Sydney, Australia, IEEE/IFSA Fellow, Editor-in-Chief of Knowledge-Based Systems, Editor-in-Chief of International Journal of Acceptance Notification: Computational Intelligence Systems Jul. 30, 2019 Luis Martínez López: Professor, University of Jaén, Spain, Editor-in-Chief of International Journal of Computational Intelligence Systems Camera-ready Paper and Registration: Paper Submission Aug. 30, 2019 Papers reporting original research results and experience are solicited. Each paper should have no more than 8 pages, including references and illustrations, written in IEEE conference proceedings format (See the templates available at: Paper Templates). Papers must be written in English and submitted electronically as a PDF/Word file at Information and Enquiry https://easychair.org/conferences/?conf=iske2019. Each submission should be regarded as an undertaking that, should the submission be accepted, at least one of the authors must [email protected] register the paper and attend the conference to present the work. Organized by：Liaoning Normal University, China; Dalian Maritime University, China. Co-Sponsored by：IEEE Beijing Chapter, China; National Association of Non-Classic Logic and Computation, Chinese Society of Logic, China; University of Technology, Australia; Southwest Jiaotong University, China; Hebei Normal University, China; Southwest Minzu University, China; Dalian University, China; Dalian Ocean University, China..
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