SCIS-ISIS Award

SCIS-ISIS2012 Best Paper Award

The Best Paper Award will be presented to the author(s) of the paper that is considered to make the most significant contribution to the conference. In the prior judgment by Award Committee, three papers have been selected as the nominees for this award. In addition to their regular presentations, these papers will be presented as posters during the Poster Session at 15:05-16:30 on Thursday, November 22nd, 2012. All registered conference participants can vote for selection of the award winner during this Poster Session. One winner will be determined according to the prior judgment and the voting. The three nominated papers are as follows:

  • Code: T1-55-4，PaperID: 276，"Granger causality analysis of state dependent functional connectivity of neurons in orofacial motor cortex during chewing and swallowing", Kazutaka Takahashi, Lorenzo Pesce, Jose Iriarte-Diaz, Matt Best, Sanggyun Kim, Todd Coleman, Nicholas Hatsopoulos, Callum Ross
  • Code: F1-43-3，PaperID: 328，"Balancing between incremental learning and generalization by structured mutual inhibition", Daisuke Uragami, Hiroyuki Ohta
  • Code: W3-44-6，PaperID: 390，"Visual vehicle tracking based on an appearance generative model"，Kazuhiko Kawamoto, Tatsuya Yonekawa, Kazushi Okamoto
 
 
 

SCIS-ISIS2012 Best Application Award

The Best Application Award will be presented to the author(s) of the paper that is considered to recognize the excellence of technologies (to be) in use. In the prior judgment by Award Committee, six papers have been selected as the nominees for this award. In addition to their regular presentations, these papers will be presented as posters during the Poster Session at 15:05-16:30 on Thursday, November 22nd, 2012. All registered conference participants can vote for selection of the award winner during this Poster Session. Two winners will be determined according to the prior judgment and the voting. The six nominated papers are as follows:

  • Code: W2-31-4，PaperID: 185, "Clothing image retrieval based on a similarity evaluation method for Kansei retrieval system", Takaki Urai, Masataka Tokumaru, Daiti Okunaka 
  • Code: T1-55-4，PaperID: 276, "Granger causality analysis of state dependent functional connectivity of neurons in orofacial motor cortex during chewing and swallowing", Kazutaka Takahashi, Lorenzo Pesce, Jose Iriarte-Diaz, Matt Best, Sanggyun Kim, Todd Coleman, Nicholas Hatsopoulos, Callum Ross
  • Code: W2-54-4, PaperID: 329, "System Construction Supporting Communication with Foreign Doctors Using Onomatopoeia Expressing Pains", Yuya Ueda, Yuichiro Shimizu, Maki Sakamoto
  • Code: F1-44-3, PaperID: 336, "User Directional Intention Identification for a Walking Support Walker - Adaptation to Individual Differences with Fuzzy Learning", Yinlai Jiang, Shuoyu Wang, Kenji Ishida, Yo Kobayashi, , Masakatsu Fujie
  • Code: S1-54-4, PaperID: 339, "Fuzzy Reasoning Demand Forecasting Model by using Meteorological Factors –Case of Apparel Shop-", Shunsuke Nakamura
  • Code: F1-42-5, PaperID: 533, "RatCar: A whole-body neuromuscular locomotion prosthetic device with exoskeletal robotic limbs for a rat", Osamu Fukayama, Ryosuke Nakanishi, Hiroshi Otsuka, Takafumi Suzuki, Kunihiko Mabuchi
 
 

SCIS-ISIS2012 Best Poster Award

The Best Poster Award will be given to the presenter of the poster that is considered to recognize excellence in research and presentation. All registered conference participants can vote for selection of the award winner during the Poster Session at 15:05-16:30 on Thursday, November 22nd, 2012.

  

SCIS-ISIS2012 Best Student Presentation Award

The Best Student Presentation Award will be presented to student researchers who have made excellent presentations at the conference.

  

IEEE CIS JC Young Researcher Award

The IEEE CIS JC Young Researcher Award is sponsored by the IEEE Computational Intelligence Society Japan Chapter. This award will be presented to a few young researchers who have made excellent presentations at the conference. The upper age limit for this award is 35 at the time of paper submission. The award winner must be an IEEE member (IEEE student member) or complete his or her IEEE membership registration.