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REACTS 2011 : Workshop on Recognition and Action for Scene understanding

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Link: http://www.reacts2011.uma.es
 
When Sep 1, 2011 - Sep 2, 2011
Where Malaga (Spain)
Submission Deadline May 15, 2011
Notification Due Jun 15, 2011
Final Version Due Jun 30, 2011
Categories    artificial cognitive systems   computer vision   robotics   human sensing
 

Call For Papers

Scene Understanding has become a popular topic in Computer Science which combines abilities such as perception, analysis and interpretation of both indoor and outdoor scenes. Hence, it involves joining efforts and sharing knowledge from different research areas such as Computer Vision, Pattern Recognition, Machine Intelligence, Software Engineering and Cognitive Sciences. The 1st Workshop on Recognition and Action for Scene Understanding (REACTS) is a satellite event of the 14th International Conference of Computer Analysis of Images and Patterns (CAIP) which will be hold in Malaga, Spain, September 2011.

LAST NEW: The deadline has been extended to May 15th, 2011!!

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