Asit Kumar Das - Computational Intelligence in Pattern Recognition: Proceedings of CIPR 2021

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The twentieth century is witnessing a big data revolution, where most of the real-life engineering domains are facing incredible challenges caused by an irresistible flow of data and need swift interpretation. Moreover, all these data are not in a sorted sequence and need lots of computation. Computational Intelligence methods such as neural networks, fuzzy logic, evolutionary algorithms, etc. are the frequent choice for handling such issues with a special light on the non-linearity nature of data. Moreover, these methods are suitable for developing robust models of processes with the integration of other intelligent methods for effective pattern recognition problems.

The third international conference Computational Intelligence in Pattern Recognition, (CIPR-2021), is organized by the Institute of Engineering and Management (IEM), Kolkata, West Bengal, India, on 24 and 25 April 2021. Because of the current pandemic situation of novel coronavirus across the globe, many countries have initiated lockdown measures for safety against the pandemic. In consideration of the participants request, the conference committee has made a difficult decision to convert the face-to-face meeting of this year to a virtual (online) mode conference. The conference is directed toward the dissemination of knowledge and advances research in various applications of pattern recognition and intelligent computing. In this third version, two new themes such as deep learning and big data are being specifically focused on. Moreover, a separate theme of proposals is invited on applications of computational intelligence in integration to text video recognition, sentiment analysis, advanced image processing and covid data analysis. The articles are subdivided into three tracks such as Intelligent Algorithms for Pattern Recognition, Application of Computational Intelligence and Advance Computing. This series of CIPR contains good quality articles based on the major and minor thematic areas of the conference, which are very specialized in the respective domains. This volume is a wide range of collections of articles on the applications of computational intelligence on Astrological Predictions, Personality Prediction, Real-Time Video Analysis, Identifications of Skin Cancer, Analyzing Crime Documents, Specific Language Recognition, Rice Disease Prediction, Computing GPS Uncertainties, COVID-19 Report Analysis, Cybercrime Attack Analysis, Disease Data Analysis, Audio-Visual Color Recognition, Audio Fingerprinting, Automatic Sign Language Identification, Vessel Network Identification, Corona Patient Detection, Lane Marking Detection, Concrete Crack Detection, Cervical Cancer Detection, Student Lifestyle Query Classification, Crop Management, etc. All the accepted papers are double-blind reviewed by the concerned subject experts and the editors had a great time working in collaboration with international advisory, program and technical committee members.