31st International Conference on Neural Information Processing

Event Dates

Dec 02, 2024 - Dec 06, 2024

Location

Auckland, New Zealand

Submission Deadline

May 31, 2024

The International Conference on Neural Information Processing (ICONIP) is an annual conference of the Asia Pacific Neural Network Society (APNNS). Over the years, the ICONIP has emerged as a premium venue to showcase the current research and innovations in artificial intelligence and their applications on different fields.

Serving as a dynamic forum, ICONIP encourages the cross-pollination of ideas across a spectrum of disciplines, encompassing data analytics, pattern recognition, biomedical engineering, neuroscience, automation and control, information security, and brain-machine interfaces.

ICONIP brings together attendees from around the world, diverse disciplines and professions including researchers, academics, and industry experts, all working collaboratively to tackle real-world challenges and contribute to the betterment of society.

ICONIP 2024 invites high quality contributions from, but not limited to the topics below:

Track 1: Theory and Algorithms

Causality and explainable AI

Computational intelligence

Control and decision theory

Constraint & uncertainty theory

Machine learning

Neurodynamics

Neural network models

Optimization

Pattern recognition

Time series analysis

Track 2: Cognitive Neurosciences

Affective and cognitive learning

Biometric systems/interfaces

Brain-machine interface

Computational psychiatry

Neuroeconomics

Neural data analysis

Reasoning and consciousness

Sensory perception

Social cognition

Track 3: Human Centred Computing

Bioinformatics

Biomedical information

Healthcare

Human activity recognition

Human-centred design

Human-computer interaction

Neuromorphic hardware

Recommender systems

Social networks

Sports and rehabilitation

Track 4: Applications

Big data analysis

Computational finance

Image processing & computer vision

Data mining

Information security

Information retrieval

Multimedia information processing

Natural language processing

Robotics and control

Web search and mining