CfP Pattern Recognition, Special Issue on Kedrnel and Subspace Methods for Computer Vision

[Horst Bischof]

  Pattern Recognition
The Journal of the Pattern Recognition Society
             Special Issue on
Kernel and Subspace Methods for Computer Vision

              Guest Editors:

Ales Leonardis              Horst Bischof
Faculty of Computer and     Pattern Recognition and
Information Science,        Image Processing Group
University of Ljubljana,    Vienna University of Technology
Trzaska 25,                 Favoritenstr. 9/1832,
1001 Ljubljana, Slovenia    A-1040 Vienna, Austria
alesl at fri.uni-lj.si bis at prip.tuwien.ac.at  This Pattern Recognition 
Special Issue will address new
developments in the area of kernel and subspace methods related to
computer vision. High-quality original journal paper submissions are
invited. The topics of interest include (but are not limited to):

   Support Vector Machines, Independent Component Analysis,
   Principal Component Analysis, Mixture Modeling, Canonical
   Correlation Analysis, etc.
      applied to  computer vision problems such as:
   Object Recognition, Navigation and Robotics, Medical Imaging,
   3D Vision, etc.

All submitted papers will be peer reviewed. Only high-quality, original
submissions will be accepted for publication in the Special Issue---in
accordance with the Pattern Recognition guidelines
(http://www.elsevier.nl/inca/publications/store/3/2/8/index.htt).

Submission Timetable

Submission of full manuscript:    November 30, 2001
Notification of Acceptance:       March 29, 2002
Submission of revised manuscript: End of June 2002
Final Decision:                   August 2002
Final papers:                     September 2002

Submission Procedure

All submissions should follow the Pattern Recognition Guidelines and
should be submitted electronically via anonymous ftp in either
postscript or pdf format (compressed with zip or gzip). Files should
be named by the surname of the first author i.e., surname.ps.gz, for
multiple submissions surname1, surname2, ... should be used. Papers
should be uploaded to the following ftp site by the
deadline of 30th November 2001.

  ftp ftp.prip.tuwien.ac.at  [anonymous ftp, i.e.:
   Name: ftp
   Password: < your email address > ]

  cd sipr

  binary

  put <your name>.ext

  quit

After uploading the paper authors should email the guest editor
Ales Leonardis giving full details of the paper title and authors.