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From: Thomas Glauser <glauser@iam.unibe.ch>
To: mod-ki@unido.informatik.uni-dortmund.de
Date: Thu, 5 Sep 1991 13:59:18 +0200
Subject: <mod-ki 0759> Int.WS on Struct.and Syntactic Pattern Rec.(Call)
Keywords: Workshops, Pattern Recognition

mod-ki message 0759
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                            Call for Papers

                     IAPR International Workshop on
             Structural and Syntactic Pattern Recognition

                           Bern, Switzerland
        August 26--28, 1992 (immediately prior to the 11th ICPR)

Chairman: H. Bunke, University of Bern

Program Committee:
   H. Baird (AT\&T Bell Labs, Murray Hill, USA)
   R.E. Haralick (University of Washington, Seattle, USA)
   R. L. Kashyap (Purdue University, West Lafayette, USA)
   R. Mohr (Institut National Polytechnique, Grenoble, France)
   R. de Mori (Mc Gill University, Montreal, Canada)
   H. Niemann (University of Erlangen, Germany)
   H. Noltemeier (University of W\"{u}rzburg, Germany)
   L. F. Pau (Digital Equipment Co., Sophia Antipolis, France)
   A. Rosenfeld (University of Maryland, College Park, USA)
   A. Sanfeliu (Polytechnical University of Catalonia, Barcelona, Spain)
   S. Tsuji (University of Osaka, Japan)}

Traditionally, structural and syntactic pattern  recognition  refers  to
concepts from formal language theory and  their  generalization  to  fit
various needs in pattern recognition. In this workshop the discipline of
structural and syntactic pattern recognition will  be  understood  in  a
broad sense and will include any type of matching, search, optimization,
inference, reasoning etc. procedure that is mainly based on  a  symbolic
or mixed symbolic-numerical representation of the patterns under  study.
Topics of interest include, but are not limited, to the following:

 - symbolic data structures for pattern representation
 - matching of symbolic structures
 - new concepts in syntactic parsing
 - inference and reasoning for pattern recognition
 - learning of structural models and grammatical inference
 - hybrid methods
 - parallel algorithms
 - traditional and new applications  in  speech  understanding  and  1-D
   signal  analysis,  2-D  and  3-D  computer  vision,  image   sequence
   analysis, document image understanding, and other fields.

Please, submit three copies of  your  paper  (maximum  length  15 pages,
including figures, tables, references etc.) to:

   H. Bunke
   Institut fuer Informatik und angewandte Mathematik
   University of Bern
   Laenggassstrasse 51
   CH-3012 Bern, Switzerland
   Phone: +41-31-654451 or -658681
   Fax: +41-31-653965
   Email: bunke@iam.unibe.ch (no electronic submissions, please!)

Accepted papers will be included in  the  proceedings  to  be  published
after the workshop.

Schedule:
   April   1, 1992 .................... deadline for submitted papers
   June   15, 1992 ....................... notification of acceptance
   July   15, 1992 ................ deadline for advance registration
   August 26, 1992 ..... (at the workshop) revised versions of papers

Important note:  If you wish to attend the workshop without presenting a
paper, please inform H. Bunke at the address given above before June 15,
1992. You  will  then  get  the  necessary  material  for  registration.

For further questions, please contact H. Bunke.
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