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JOINT IAPR INTERNATIONAL
WORKSHOPS on Structural and Syntactic Pattern Recognition (SSPR 2012) and
Statistical Techniques in Pattern Recognition (SPR 2012)
2012 – Japan For details see S+SSPR 2012
Conference Website
A Satellite Event of the International Conference of Pattern Recognition: ICPR
2012
The International Association
for Pattern Recognition (IAPR) and its Technical Committees on
Statistical Pattern Recognition (TC1) and the Structural and Syntactical
Pattern Recognition (TC2) will organize the next joint workshops, prior to
the ICPR 2012 which will be held in Japan. The joint workshops aim at
promoting interaction and collaboration not only among researchers working in
areas covered by TC1 and TC2 but also among those in other fields who use
statistical, structural or syntactical techniques extensively.
Aims and Scopes
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IAPR-TC1 on Statistical Techniques
in Pattern Recognition is one of the official Technical Committees of the International Association of Pattern Recognition.
IAPR-TC1 aims to promote interaction and collaboration among researchers
working directly in statistical pattern recognition but also among those
specialized in other fields but using or developing statistical techniques. In
this relation it is of particular interest to stimulate links with many
mathematical statisticians, theoreticians and practitioners alike who work at
present outside the pattern recognition community. It is our belief that both
the communities would benefit from establishing closer contacts.
Topics of interest for IAPR-TC1
mainly concern:
- classical
statistical PR methods,
- feature
selection and extraction,
- classifier
design and testing,
- small
sample size problems,
- clustering
techniques,
- contextual
methods,
- comparing
and combining PR methods,
- artificial
neural networks,
Generally
speaking, the objectives of the IAPR-TC1 are:
- to
facilitate establishing of closer contacts among all the researchers working
in various directions of statistical techniques either within or outside
the current PR community
- to
create and maintain a membership list
- to
inform about forthcoming conferences and workshops of likely interest to
the members
- to
produce a White Book which will inform about the activities of the members
worldwide
- to
organize regularly workshops on statistical techniques in PR