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Chinese Computer Federation Young Computer Scientists & Engineers Forum: Big Data and Computational Intelligence


March 22, 2017/ 2:30-5:30 p.m. | Room 224,Nanhai Building,College of Information Science and Technology

Speakers: Cheng Ran, University of Birmingham

  Huang Han, South China University of Technology

  Zheng Zi-bing, Sun Yat-sen University

  Cai Rui-chu, Guangzhou University of Technology

Hosts: Weng Jian, JNU

  Huang Shu-qiang, JNU

  Huang Han, South China University of Technology

  Huang Qiong, South China Agricultural University

Sponsors: Guangzhou CCF Young Computer Scientists & Engineers Forum

  Youth Committee of Guangdong Computer Society

Organizers: Engineering Committee of JNU Youth Staff Committee

  JNU College of Information

  JNU Institute of Technology

INTRODUCTION

  With the explosive growth of data in industrial community and scientific community, big data technology and application draw more public attention. How to analyze big data and dig their potential value become scientific issues worth in-depth exploration. As a new phase of artificial intelligence, computational intelligence, innovated by natural and human wisdom, is the joint name of the method designed to solve complex issues. Computational intelligence, an effective method to solve complex issues in scientific research and engineering practice, has a striking feature that it needn't build precise mathematical or logical model of problem itself, or rely on knowledge representation or reasoning, but processes inputted information directly based on observed data. This feature is suitable for the problems in big data analysis which are difficult to be dealt or are insolvable by building effective formal model or traditional technology. Computational intelligence is an important research field of artificial intelligence and information technology and has enormous potential in its application to big data analysis. A large and innovative arithmetic challenge and application contest in big data and artificial intelligence field – the fifth "CCF Big Data and Computational Intelligence Contest", is to be held by China Computer Federation faced to the need of key industries and application fields of big data, guided by advanced technology and industry application of big data and aimed at facilitating industrial development and upgrading. The contest had been held successfully for four consecutive sessions. It attracted wide pubic attentions and gained good effects and response, with many famous enterprises from home and abroad supporting it and participating in it and more than 6000 teams from prestigious universities and instates at home and abroad. Aimed at hot issues in the theory and application of big data and computational intelligence, four young talents respectively from University of Birmingham, Sun Yat-sen University, South China University of Technology and Guangdong University of Technology are invited to share their research achievements and deliver brilliant reports. This forum consists of four reports, with each report having 40 minutes' speech and 5 minutes' questions and answers.


Agenda

14:15  Register

14:30  Speech by executive chairman

14:35  Academic Forum

Theme one: large-scale optimization based on computational intelligence

Speaker: Cheng Ran, University of Birmingham

Theme two: interdisciplinary data intelligence software-auto-generated system based on structural equation method

Speaker: Huang Han, South China University of Technology

Theme three: research trends and development of regional chains

Speaker: Zheng Zi-bing, Sun Yat-sen University

Theme four: high - dimensional causal relationship discovery - based on ideas to break the equivalence class

Speaker: Cai Rui-chu, Guangdong University of Technology


Executive chairmen:

  Weng Jian, is Professor, Ph.D. Supervisor and executive dean of JNU College of Information Science and Technology, director of Youth Committee of Guangdong Computer Society, member of Guangzhou CCF Young Computer Scientists & Engineers Forum, deputy director and standing committee of JNU Youth Staff Committee, and director of Engineering Committee of JNU Youth Staff Committee

  Huang Shu-qiang, is Professor and Master Supervisor of JNU College of Science and Engineering, designate chairman of Guangzhou CCF YOCSEF.

  Huang Han, is Professor, Ph.D. Supervisor and dean of College of Software of South China University of Technology, designate vice chairman of Guangzhou CCF YOCSEF.

  Huang Qiong, is Professor, Ph.D. Supervisor and deputy dean of College of Mathematics and Information of South China Agricultural University, designate vice chairman of Guangzhou CCF YOCSEF, Secretary-General of Youth Committee of Guangdong Computer Society.

Contacts:

  Teacher Luo, JNU College of Information Science and Technology, Tel: 020-85220448,E-mail: tluogw@qq.com。

  Teacher Huang, JNU Electrical Engineering of College of Science and Engineering, hsq@jnu.edu.cn

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  Room 224 at Nanhai Building in College of Information Science and Technology in JNU's main campus, Number 601 of West Huangpu Road , Tianhe District, Guangzhou

  After entering the front door of JNU, turn left and go down the street about 100 meters and you will arrive at the destination.



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