FUZZ-IEEE'93 call for papers (revised)

Hamid Berenji berenji at ptolemy.arc.nasa.gov
Thu Mar 19 20:06:11 EST 1992


Please place the following call for papers on your mailing list.

Thank you,

Hamid R. Berenji
Senior Research Scientist
NASA Ames Research Center


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			   CALL FOR PAPERS

		      SECOND IEEE INTERNATIONAL
		     CONFERENCE ON FUZZY SYSTEMS
			     FUZZ-IEEE'93

		      San Francisco, California
		       March 28 - April 1, 1993

In recent years, increasing attention has been devoted to fuzzy-logic
approaches and to their application to the solution of real-world
problems.

The Second IEEE International Conference on Fuzzy Systems (FUZZ-IEEE
'93) will be dedicated to the discussion of advances in:

  * Basic Principles and Foundations of Fuzzy Logic
  * Relations between Fuzzy Logic and other Approximate
    Reasoning Methods
  * Qualitative and Approximate-Reasoning Modeling
  * Hardware Implementations of Fuzzy-Logic Algorithms
  * Learning and Acquisition of Approximate Models
  * Relations between Fuzzy Logic and Neural Networks
  * Applications to
     * System Control
     * Intelligent Information Systems
     * Case-Based Reasoning
     * Decision Analysis
     * Signal Processing
     * Image Understanding
     * Pattern Recognition
     * Robotics and Automation
     * Intelligent Vehicle and Highway Systems

This conference will be held concurrently with the 1993 IEEE
International Conference on Neural Networks.  Participants will be
able to attend the technical events of both meetings.

CONFERENCE ORGANIZATION

This conference is sponsored by the IEEE Neural Networks Council, in
cooperation with:

    International Fuzzy Systems Association
    North American Fuzzy Information Processing Society
    Japan Society for Fuzzy Theory and Systems.
    IEEE Systems, Man, and Cybernetics Society
    ELITE - European Laboratory for Intelligent Techniques Engineering


The conference includes tutorials, exhibits, plenary sessions, and
social events.

			 ORGANIZING COMMITTEE

GENERAL CHAIR: Enrique H.Ruspini
               Artificial Intelligence Center
               SRI International

CHAIR: Piero P. Bonissone
               General Electric CR&D


PROGRAM ADVISORY BOARD:

J. Bezdek      E. Sanchez     E. Trillas
D. Dubois      Ph. Smets      T. Yamakawa
G. Klir        M. Sugeno      L.A. Zadeh
H. Prade       T. Terano      H.J. Zimmerman

FINANCE:
R. Tong (Chair)
R. Nutter

PUBLICITY:
H. Berenji (Chair)
B. D'Ambrosio
R. Lopez de Mantaras
T. Takagi

LOCAL ARRANGEMENTS:
S. Ovchinnikov

TUTORIALS:
J. Bezdek (Chair)
H. Berenji
H. Watanabe

EXHIBITS:
A. Ralescu
M. Togai
L. Valverde
W. Xu
T. Yamakawa
H.J. Zimmerman

TUTORIAL INFORMATION

The following tutorials have been scheduled:

Introduction to Fuzzy-Set Theory, Uncertainty, and Fuzzy Logic
Prof. George J. Klir, SUNY

Fuzzy Logic in Databases and Information Retrieval
Prof. Maria Zemankova, NSF

Fuzzy Logic and Neural Networks for Pattern Recognition
Prof. James C. Bezdek, Univ. of West Florida

Hardware Approaches to Fuzzy-Logic Applications
Prof. Hiroyuki Watanabe, Univ. North Carolina

Fuzzy Logic and Neural Networks for Control Systems
Dr. Hamid R. Berenji, NASA Ames Research Center

Fuzzy Logic and Neural Networks for Computer Vision
Prof. James Keller, Univ. of Missouri

EXHIBIT INFORMATION

Exhibitors are encouraged to present the latest innovations in fuzzy
hardware, software, and systems based on applications of fuzzy logic.
For additional information, please contact Meeting Management at Tel.
(619) 453-6222, FAX (619) 535-3880.


			   CALL FOR PAPERS

In addition to the papers related to any of the above areas, the
program committee cordially invites interested authors to submit
papers dealing with any aspects of research and applications related
to the use of fuzzy models. Papers will be carefully reviewed and only
accepted papers will appear in the FUZZ-IEEE '93 Proceedings.

DEADLINE FOR PAPERS: September 21, 1992

Papers must be received by September 21, 1992.  Six copies of the paper
must be submitted.  The paper must be written in English and its
length should not exceed 8 pages including figures, tables, and
references.  Papers must be submitted on 8-1/2" x 11" white paper with
1" margins on all four sides.  They should be prepared by typewriter
or letter-quality printer in one column format, single-spaced, in
Times or similar type style, 10 points or larger, and printed on one
side of the paper only.  Please include title, author(s) name(s) and
affiliation(s) on top of first page followed by an abstract.  FAX
submissions are not acceptable.  Please send submissions prior to the
deadline to:

Dr. Piero P. Bonissone
General Electric Corporate Research and Development
Building K-1, Room 5C32A
1 River Road
Schenectady, New York 12301


FOR ADDITIONAL INFORMATION REGARDING FUZZ-IEEE'93 PLEASE 
CONTACT:

Meeting Management
5665 Oberlin Drive Suite 110
San Diego CA 92121
Tel. (619) 453-6222
FAX   (619) 535-3880


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