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Dear Professor,

You are cordially invited to submit your paper to DADE 2017 Deployment Areas
of Dynamic Environments

http://inista.org/ss/DADE2017.pdf 3-5 July in Gdynia, Poland

Short description (objectives): 
In real world a great majority of processes are time-dependant by nature.
Therefore, methodologies of processing data and information in dynamic
environments are widely studied. In particular, application areas like for
instance in business, medicine, or smart cities are expanding rapidly such
that the trend creates the challenge for research community to build new
infrastructure aimed at meeting the innovative requirements.
One of the fundamental goals in computational intelligence is to achieve the
ability to effective computer-assisted learning from noisy, uncertain and
incomplete data in order to adapt to constantly changing environments.
Examples of such dynamic environments, which require some well-defined and
verified methods and tools, include Internet of Things networks and
real-time systems. Substantial changes, concept drift and some newly
emerging trends in dynamic environments can have an impact on the increasing
number of imprecise predictive methods, the rate of false alarms and
consequently it may influence the systems performance and/or security.
The special session aims at presenting novel approaches to learning and
adaptation to dynamic environments both from theoretical and practical
application-oriented perspective. 
This Special Session is intended to provide a forum for researchers in this
area to exchange new ideas. So that we encourage the research community to
submit their work in progress, concept papers, position papers, case
studies, reports, review papers to present innovative ideas that can provoke
a discussion and provide a feedback to the session participants, initiate
collaborations and stimulate some creative thinking about promising research
trends

List of topics: 
-	Real-time systems
-	 Concept drift identification
-	Methodologies/algorithms/techniques for learning in dynamic environments
-	Dynamic environment optimization algorithms 
-	Incremental e-learning, lifelong learning, cumulative learning 
-	Mobile robots in a dynamic environment
-	Machine learning under concept drift and class imbalance 
-	Change-detection and anomaly-detection algorithms 
-	Dynamic cloud applications in PaaS (Platform as a Service) models
-	Decision support systems working in real-time
-	Predictive information-mining approaches 
-	Dynamical nature of Web information search including Deep Web layers
-	Machine learning scenarios following parametric dataflow
-	Simultaneous machine translation systems 
-	Streaming media
-	Geolocalization systems
-	RSS-based positioning
-	Real-Time traffic data services including emergency services
-	5G communication in Smart cities
-	Remote sensing data processing
-	Instant messaging paradigms
-	Cognitive-inspired approaches to adaptation and learning 
-	Internet of Things
-	Applications of change/anomaly detection, such as:
o	adaptive/Intelligent systems 
o	fraud detection 
o	fault detection 
o	network-intrusion detection and security 
o	intelligent sensor networks 
o	statistical analysis of time series
o	security challenges in the area of Internet of Things (IoT)

Co-Chairs:
Jolanta Mizera-Pietraszko, Opole University, Poland
Grzegorz Kołaczek, Wrocław University of Technology, Poland
Ronald R. Yager, Machine Intelligence Institute, IONA College, USA

Important dates
Submission of papers: 1 March 2017
Notification of acceptance: 15 April 2017
Camera-ready papers: 30 April 2017
Registration & payment: 15 May 2017
Conference date: 3-5 July 2017

Submission
All  contributions  should  be  original  and  not  published  elsewhere  or 
intended  to  be  published  during  the  review  period. Authors  are 
invited  to  submit  their  papers  electronically  in  pdf  format, 
through  EasyChair.  All  the  special  sessions  are centralized  as 
tracks  in  the  same  conference  management  system  as  the  regular 
papers.  Therefore,  to  submit  a  paper please  activate  the  following 
link  and  select  the  track: 
DADE 2017: Special  Session  on  Deployment  Areas  of  Dynamic
Environments: 

https://easychair.org/conferences/?conf=inista2017

Paper format: Papers must be prepared using  IEEE templates for conference
proceedings. 
Page limit: The maximum page limit is 6 inclusive of figures and tables.
INISTA will offer the option to buy limited number of extra pages for
submission.

For details please contact:
Dr Jolanta Mizera-Pietraszko 
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http://www.math.uni.opole.pl/~jmizera/



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