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Special Session Call for Papers
SMC2016 Special Session on

Innovative Computational Intelligence, Learning Representation of Data,and Industrial Applications
Special Session Co-organizers:

Introduction

Prof. Takumi Ichimura
Faculty of Management Information & Systems,
Prefectural Unviersity of Hiroshima, Japan
E-mail: ichimura@ieee.org

Computational Intelligence technologies have made great
progress in recent decades. Real world environments
produce large-scale, high-dimensional, multi-modal,
sequential and ambiguous data. Since many real world
problems are not considered to be well-posedmathematically, attempts of analytic approaches to findsolutions met some difficulties. For dealing with suchcomplex data, various techniques are required such asvisualization by clustering of multi-modal and sequential
data, automatic feature extraction by representation
learning, acquisition of comprehensible knowledge fromlearning results and so on. Driven by such motivation,
emerging computational intelligence approaches havebeen proposed in the soft-computing areas like artificial
neural networks, evolutionary computation and fuzzy
theories, and many of these innovative technologies are
now becoming popular in the field of computer sciencesuch as pattern recognition, combinatorial optimization
problems etc. The advanced technology of the recent
successes is Deep Learning, with the advancement ofcomputer hardware providing high performancecomputing like GPGPU environments. According to thebrisk activities, many researchers also have been able tochallenge solving industrial problems such as the control
system of industrial robots, analysis of medical database,etc. We discuss in this session the computational
intelligence technologies for learning real world complex
data, which will make an explicit or implicit knowledge tothe real world problems that prior technologies cannot
provide satisfactory solutions.	 

Prof. Akira Hara
Graduate School of Information Sciences,
Hiroshima City Unviersity, Japan
E-mail: ahara@hiroshima-cu.ac.jp	 	 
Corresponding E-mail:ahara@hiroshima-cu.ac.jp
Important Dates
April 15, 2016: Deadline for submission of full-length
papers to special sessions.
May 25, 2016: Acceptance/Rejection Notification.
July 9, 2016: Final camera-ready papers due inelectronic form.
Submission
Manuscripts for a Special Session should NOT be
submitted in duplication to any other regular or special
sessions and should be submitted to SMC 2016 main
conference online submission system on SMC 2016conference website.

All submitted papers of Special Sessions have toundergo the same review process. The technicalreviewers for each Special Session paper will bemembers of the SMC 2016 Program Committee and Indicative Topics/Areas
qualified peer-reviewers to be nominated by the Special*Deep Learning, *Neural Networks, *Evolutionary
Session organizers.
Computation, *Fuzzy Theory, *Swarm Intelligence,*Artificial Immune System, *Reinforcement Learning,*Other Softcomputing Methodologies, *Big Data
Technology, *Image Processing, *Intelligent Learning ofOrganized byIEEE HIROSHIMA SECTION SMC CHAPTER Control System, *Computer Education and E-learning,*Medical Informatics, *Other Industrial Applications