Special Issue on Advances in Human-like Intelligence towards Next-Generation Web (AHINGW)

Call For Papers

Recently, a tremendous development in intelligent systems, which are primarily empowered by a series of techniques (or computational intelligence), has been witnessed and is aware to the publics. The term “computational intelligence” constitutes an umbrella of models, methods and emerging frameworks, and has proven to be flexible and efficient to a wide spectrum of real-world challenges especially to those dynamic and uncertain problems. As the famous slogan “Connecting People” indicates, a lot of the developments in novel technologies intensify the relationship between people without necessarily enhance technologies that are close to the nature of human beings. Examples can be easily found in recent computing paradigms, such as Cloud Computing that advances network infrastructure for data storage and resource sharing, or the Internet of Things that investigates the intelligence and awareness of objects involved in the network. From this point of view, the existing state-of-the-art solutions, in realms of artificial intelligence and/or computational intelligence, significantly differ from the human competence level in many research domains. Even though it is generally not clear whether human-like approach would show its upper-hand over existing methods, the exploration of this research path seems to be advantageous and challenging.

Topics of Interest

• Theoretical schemes, models, and frameworks of human-like intelligence
• Multi-modal human knowledge interpretation and representation
• Human-Machine consciousness in development of the next-generation Web
• Human-computer interaction and collaboration
• Human intelligence in big data and large-scale network
• Lifelong/transfer/multitask learning and cognitively-plausible architectures/systems
• Nature-inspired approaches to the design of the next-generation Web
• Anticipatory computing in next-generation Web
• Bio-inspired, artificial, and autonomic networks
• Well-being in next-generation Web
• Security/privacy/trustworthy challenges and solutions in wireless/sensor networks and the Web
• Intelligent models for survivable, resilient, and self-healing systems
• Emerging techniques for the development of next era intelligence in business, finance, healthcare, bioinformatics, smart sensor networks, and other critical application areas
• Practices, surveys, and case studies that explore promising directions in prompting human-like intelligence in next-generation Web

IMPORTANT DATES

Submission deadline:August 31, 2016

                       

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