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IEEE Computational Intelligence Portuguese Chapter
Annual Workshop, 26 Nov. 2014, ISEL, Lisbon, Portugal
In this year the IEEE Computational Intelligence Society Portuguese
Chapter Annual Workshop was held in ISEL - Instituto Superior de
Engenharia de Lisboa, Lisbon, under the following topics:
Neural computing for biomedical applications;
Nature and Biologically Inspired computing for control and signal
processing applications;
Intelligent Control Approaches;
Open Service oriented Architectures for traffic and transportation
Systems.
The workshop will began with 3-5 minutes presentations during the
morning. After lunch discussions for each topic was held separately with
moderation in a panel format.
The event has provided participants with a great opportunity for
networking, presenting and discuss their work and ideas with their
peers.
The two presentations were followed by a panel debate about the main
workshop theme. Panel members included several leading members of
the Portuguese IA scientific community namely, Prof. Alpio M. Jorge
(Science Faculty of Oporto Univeristy / LIAAD), Prof. Ernesto Costa
(Science and Technology Faculty of Coimbra University), Prof. Miguel
Calejo (Minho University /APPIA), Prof. Pavel Brazdil (Economy Faculty
of Oporto University) and Prof. Vladimiro Miranda (Engineering Faculty
of Oporto University / INESC TEC). During the debate several
perspectives of the roll of emergent IA, and Computational Intelligence,
solutions for human reasoning like problems or bio inspired
technologies were discussed. The debate evolved to the question of if
IA is already present in our dally life and in what extension, dividing the
audience.
Several examples were referred as new challenges and the need for IA
activities legal regulation was raised in particular concerning with big
data retrieval and analyses. Multi-agent cooperative scenarios and
signal processing integration were also pointed out as new challenges.
The audience attending the event included IEEE members, guests and
students, being more than 50 people in the meeting. The event ended
with a get-together lunch between the speakers.