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| Guest Book Listed below are researchers who came to Tunisia to present technical lecturers organized by the research group on intelligent machines REGIM, and sponsored by the National School of Engineers of Sfax ENIS, and one or some IEEE organizational units in Tunisia Section.
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Dr. Hiroshi focuses on the general solution for improvement of health in humans, machines, and energy consumptions by applying sensory inspection and computational intelligence. The solution is so called the health management technology platform which consists of four main functions; measurement, recognition, estimation, and evolution. The platform covers wide technology area mainly in computational intelligence to provide effective and efficient solutions to wide business fields.
Dr. John is the Director of the Centre of Computational Intelligence in UK, the Head of the Department of Informatics, and Fellow Britsh Computer Society. His research interests the Fuzzy Logic. In particular, he works with type-2 fuzzy sets, interval valued fuzzy sets and type-2 adaptive fuzzy systems. He is interested in how Fuzzy Logic can be used to model vagueness, imprecision, concepts and perceptions. Dr. John believes that type-2 fuzzy sets offer the ability to model perceptions in a way that type-1 fuzzy sets cannot. He is also interested in other aspects of modelling uncertainty.
Dr. Rolf Ingold, Professor on Computer Science in the University of Fribourg, Switzerland, gave a course in Sfax on "Pattern Recognition". He is the head of the DIVA research group. Dr. Ingold working on Document Analysis and Recognition, Speech Analysis and Processing, Multimodal Human-Machine Interaction, Biometry, and Document Engineering.
Dr. Basel Solaiman, Professor on image and information processing in ENST Bretagne, Fance, gave a course on "Image Processing" in Sfax. His current research interests include the fields of remote sensing, medical image processing, pattern recognition, neural network, and artificial intelligence.
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His research interests focus on multimedia signal processing and analysis, statistical pattern recognition, content-based information retrieval, social media retrieval, and large-scale benchmark evaluations, especially when applied in combination for video retrieval.
Dr. Mortari working on the field of spacecraft dynamics and control. He is AIAA Associate Fellow and member of Space Flight Mechanics Technical Committee. He has published extensively on the topics of his study, holds multiple U.S. patents and has been widely recognized for his work, including receiving two NASA’s Group Achievement award, the 2003 Spacecraft Technology Center award, and the 2007 IEEE Judith A. Resnik award.
Dr. Alicia is leading the research group on Robotics and Vision Division of the Institute Biomedical Engineering of Catalonia, and is member of the research group GRINS: Intelligent Robotics and Systems. The research is oriented to the incorporation of visual perception to robotic systems, mainly in the area of medical robotics. In this field she is working both in rehabilitation, assistance and surgery applications.
His research interests lie in the areas of Adaptive Learning and Signal Processing, Communications, and Pattern Recognition. He is the co-editor of the book "Adaptive System Identification and Signal Processing Algorithms", Prentice Hall 1993 and co-author of the book "Pattern Recognition", Academic Press, 4th Ed., 2009.
Their remarks and suggestions were about CI and Renewable, Sustainable Energy; Recent advances on Cognitive Machines; Robotics; and CI for Sustainable Innovation. The questions / answers session was very fruitful for the audience.
Dr. Bezdek's research interests include multiple prototype classifier designs, mixed fuzzy-possibilistic c-means clustering models, rule extraction with clustering, generalized nearest prototype classifier networks, fusion of heterogeneous fuzzy data, target recognition with LADAR data, mammographic image analysis, topics in cluster validity, robotic control models, fuzzy learning vector quantization, clustering with genetic algorithms, and acceleration of image processing algorithms.
Dr. Schilling research interests include autonomous control strategies, telematics methods, mechatronic systems, and multi-modal man-machine interfaces. Dr. Aslan research interests include design, analysis and development of manned and unmanned rotorcraft systems, pico and nanosatellites, computational fluid dynamics, fluid mechanics and aerodynamics, in addition to defence and education technologies.
Dr. Gruver's research program in robotics and intelligent systems emphasizes holonic and collaborative agent systems, distributed communications and control, distributed sensing, including their applications to manufacturing automation, distributed energy resources, and rehabilitation.
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A Panel Session
was organized, in Djerba Island, by IEEE Tunisian chapters on CIS, SMCS, and SPS, discussing the New Trends on Computational Intelligence in Systems Design. The panel members are:
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