The CEII is a series of conferences which focus on experimental, theoretical and application aspects of innovations in Cognitive Engineering and Intelligent Interaction. The Conference aims to provide an opportunity to gather researchers, scholars, and experts from academia and industry working in the following areas of basic and applied sciences, engineering and technology to share their research findings.
We warmly welcome domestic and foreign universities, scientific research institutions experts, scholars, business people and other relevant personnel to participate in the conference exchange.
Topics of interest include, but are not limited to:
Track 1: Artificial Intelligence and Soft Computing
Adaptive Systems
Fuzzy Logic
Data Mining
Brain Computer Interface
Shallow Machine Learning
Deep Learning
Bayesian Learning
Hybrid intelligence System
Inductive Learning
Intelligent and Knowledge Based System
Intrusion Detection
Agents and Multi-agent Systems
Natural Language Processing
Hybrid and Nonlinear system
Brain/Bio Inspired Algorithm
Context-aware Pervasive Systems
Quantum Computing
Robotics
Track 2: Cognitive Science and Computational Biology
Neuroscience
Bio/Brain-informatics
Health-informatics
Computational Biology
Biomimetics
Brain Modeling
Neuromorphic engineering
Brain Inspired Model
Cognitive systems, modeling, design and management
Applications of cognitive systems engineering
Analysis of human-machine systems and sociotechnical systems
Usability testing
Process mapping
Discrete-event simulation
Dynamic systems simulation
Interface design, prototyping and evaluation
Design of human interfaces
Track 3: Cognitive Engineering and Human-AI Teaming
Methods & Models for HAI Teaming
AI Transparency & Explainability
Trust and Trustworthiness in HAI Teams
Design Approaches for Human-Centered HAI
Improving Engagement & Situation Awareness in HAI Teams
Meaningful Human Control over AI-based Systems
Identification & Mitigation of AI and Human Decision Biases
Measures & Metrics of HAI Collaboration & Performance
Training for Effective HAI Teaming
Integration of AI into Socio-Technical Systems
Communication & Collaboration in HAI Teams
HSI Processes to Address HAI Teaming
Novel Methods for Improving HAI Teaming
Ethics in HAI Teaming
Human Perceptions of HAI Teaming
Shared Understanding within HAI Teaming
Levels of Autonomy within HAI Teaming
Track 4: Extended Interaction
Interactions in Metaverse
Immersive and Verisimilitudinous Tele-presence
Ubiquitous & Virtual Worlds in HCI
Augmented Reality/Virtual Reality/Extended Reality
Cloud computing in HCI
Human-Robot Interaction
Therapy and Rehabilitation
Telehealth in HCI
Assisted and Enhanced Living Host
HCI in art and entertainment
Art pieces supported by HCI
Sound design for HCI
Wearable and Fashion
Track 5: Models and Systems
Fuzzy Theory and Algorithms
Supervised Learning
Unsupervised Learning
Reinforcement Learning
Kernel Methods and Supporting Vector Machines
Machine Learning
Knowledge Discovery and Data Mining
Natural Language Processing and Computational Linguistics
Intelligent Computing in Robotics
Intelligent Computing in Computer Vision
Intelligent Computing in Finance/Banking
Intelligent Computing in Communication Networks
Intelligent Control and Automation
Intelligent Image/Document Retrievals
Intelligent Data Fusion
Intelligent Data Analysis & Prediction
Intelligent Agent and Web Applications
Intelligent Fault Diagnosis
Track 6: Computer vision & image processing/recognition
Realistic rendering and animation
Geometric processing
Image and video understanding and synthesis
Computer vision
Natural language processing/generation, text analytics and speech recognition
Signal Processing
Only full papers will be accepted to be published in the conference proceedings, both accepted full papers and abstracts will be invited to give the oral/post presentation at the conference site.
Any submission must not have been, or will not be published elsewhere or submitted to another publication before the review notification date of this conference. Conference organizers are responsible for the technical quality of paper on the basis of reviews obtained. It is sole responsibility of author/s if their paper detects plagiarism even in later stages of quality check. No registration fee will be refunded in any case if your paper is excluded from proceedings by the Publisher.
The conference’s official language is English. All papers must be written in English and must be formatted in PDF according to the following instructions.