BANDAR SERI BEGAWAN

RESEARCHERS will share their ideas on computational intelligence at Institut Teknologi Brunei’s (ITB) fourth International Neural Network Society (INNS) Symposia Series from November 7 to 9.

Organised by the ITB School of Computing and Informatics, the symposium will focus on Computational Intelligence in Information Systems, providing a platform for researchers to exchange the latest ideas and present new research advances.

In a statement released yesterday, ITB said a total of 34 papers are expected to be presented at the symposium, with the following themes: Applied Intelligent Computing, Sports and Health Informatics, Data Analytics, Emerging Digital Media and Ubiquitous Computing.

Two keynote papers will be presented at the symposium: “Deep Learning RNNaisance” by Professor Dr Jürgen Schmidhuber of Swiss Al Lab IDSIA & USI & SUPSI, and “Next Generation Intelligent Systems: Observe-Project-Counteract Agent Architecture for Real-time Computational Red Teaming” by Professor Dr Hussein A Abbass of Australia’s University of New South Wales.

Also speaking at the symposium will be Dr Soo-Young Lee of Korea Advanced Institute of Science and Technology, Professor Dr Paul Chung of Loughborough University and Professor Dr Irwin King of the Chinese University of Hong Kong.

According to the statement, the symposium received 72 submissions this year, out of which 34 were accepted, following a double blind peer review process.

It added that high quality papers are therefore expected to be presented at the symposium, attracting researchers, academics, industry practitioners and students from diverse nations, it added.

Further details on the conference programme can be found on the ITB website at www.itb.edu.bn.

The Brunei Times