2nd International Conference on Deep Learning, Artificial Intelligence and Robotics, (ICDLAIR) 2020
07-18 December 2020
University of Salerno, Italy
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Amid prevailing conditions due to COVID19, a virtual meeting platform is to be made available for all registered authors who intend to submit their work but are unable to attend the conference.

Workshops

ICDLAIR-2020 invites eminent academicians, scientists, researchers, industrialists, technocrats, government representatives, social visionaries and experts from all strata of society to work together for more meaningful and professional outcome. The ICDLAIR 2020 team plans to hold workshops/special sessions on various areas of expertise, in any of the tracks based on related theme.

The Workshops/Special Sessions will be chaired by experts from different fields. The presentation of the papers will be scheduled on any day (December 07-18, 2020) of the conference.

Intelligent systems for Decision Making

Abstract

Decision making process is full of complexity, uncertainty and imprecision. With the huge amount of data available today, systems need to be more and more consistent and have to rely on formalized models that help dealing with complexity by capitalizing on knowledge. The aim of this workshop is to bring together researchers from close fields : Agent theory, decision science and knowledge engineering to share new insights around the non-exhaustive list of topics listed above.We particularly encourage research initiatives building bridges between these fields of interest by integrating approaches coming from different subfields.

Topics of interest:

  • Intelligent agents for distributed decision making
  • Solving conflicts in group decision making
  • Dealing with uncertainty in decision making
  • Multicriteria models for automated decisions
  • Intelligent systems for Negotiation
  • Advances in Deep learning for decision making
  • Advances in preference modelling
  • Agent-based optimization and resource allocation
  • Agent-based decision making
  • Knowledge sharing and collaboration
  • Decision support systems for knowledge management
  • Knowledge management systems
  • Knowledge management and business process modeling
  • Ontology for knowledge management
  • Agent-based systems for knowledge management
  • Information and knowledge systems

Co-chairs

Prof. Marie-Helene Abel
Prof. Marie-Helene Abel,
Sorbonne Universités, Universite de technology de Compiegne, France.
Marie-Hélène Abel is Professor and director of the Computer Engineering Department (Sorbonne Universités, Université de technology de Compiègne, France). She is member of Heudiasyc Laboratory, and head of the MEMORAe project (http://www.hds.utc.fr/memorae). Co-editor, president of SMC chapter of IEEE French section, her expertise includes Knowledge Engineering, Semantic Web, Knowledge Management, and e-learning.
Prof. Imene Brigui
Prof. Imene Brigui,
Emlyon business school, France
Imene Brigui is associate professor in Artificial Intelligence at emlyon business school. She holds a PhD in Computer Science from Paris Dauphine University. Her research areas focus on Artificial Intelligence and in particular multiagent systems. She is interested in decision making automation using preference modeling and conflict resolution. She works on many application domains like Electronic commerce, Knowledge Management and Digital Learning. She is member of the French Association for Artificial Intelligence (AFIA).
 
E-Mail:
brigui-chtioui@em-lyon.com

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Papers reporting original* and unpublished research results pertaining to the related topics are solicited. *(papers with plagiarism more than 30% will be outrightly rejected)

  • Extended abstracts must be in English of up to 2-4 pages as per Springer format.
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