For this workshop, we are seeking papers based on original unpublished research demonstrating the applications of AI that has a tangible impact on real world problems. Topics may include, the utilisation of machine learning, ethics and governance, data mining, information retrieval, knowledge-based systems, multi-agent systems, distributed systems for designing, creating or conceiving, supervised, semi-supervised or unsupervised learning and intelligent agents. Application areas may include, but not limited to, healthcare, business, education, innovative engineering, entertainment and sustainable societies.

More specifically we are looking for original research in applied AI in the following areas:

Machine learning applications
AI ethics and AI law
Deep learning platforms
Reinforcement learning
Generative adversarial networks and applications
Speech and natural language processing
Process automation
Evolutionary computation
Biometrics
Signal and image processing
Dimensionality reduction techniques
Representation and visualisation approaches
Graphical models
Clustering and classification methods
Data collection, interpretation and analysis techniques
Fuzzy approaches
Genetic algorithms
Information retrieval and fuzzy approaches
Multi-modal systems
Big and complex data applications
Applied AI for financial technology
AI applications to networks and security
This workshop is part of the 2019 IEEE sponsored International Conference on Software, Knowledge, Information Management & Applications (SKIMA 2019) and all the accepted full papers (8 pages, IEEE format) from the workshop will appear in the main conference proceedings of SKIMA 2019 and in IEEE Xplore. Short papers (4 pages, IEEE format) and accepted posters will appear in a locally produced special conference proceedings with an ISBN.

Journal Special Issues

Selected extended versions of the papers presented at the workshop will appear in carefully selected special issues of international journals. A special issue for the following journal is already confirmed.

Journal of Enterprise Information Management, 2017 Impact Factor: 2.482. http://www.emeraldgrouppublishing.com/products/journals/journals.htm?id=jeim

The extended papers, with at least 60% of new content and different titles, will be required in December 2019.