December 8-10, 2018 | Shenzhen, China.
Accepted papers were included in the conference proceedings (ISBN: ISBN: 978-1-4503-6606-9), which are included in ACM Digital Library, and indexed by Ei Compendex and Scopus already.
On December 8, the three-day CSAI 2018 was opened in Novotel Shenzhen Watergate,
Shenzhen, China. It is sponsored by College of Computer Science and Software
Engineering, Shenzhen University, China.
About 140 delegates and guests from 13 regions and countries, such us Hong Kong,
Indonesia, Italy, India, Japan, Malaysia, New Zealand, Russia, South Korea,
Thailand, Taiwan, United States, and Mainland China.
On the morning of December 8, attendees came to the registration venue to sign
in and collect the conference materials.
At the opening ceremony of the conference on the morning of December 9, the representative of local host (Shenzhen University, China) Dr.
Chengwen Luo and Dr. Hadi
Sutopo from the Kalbis Institute, Indonesia, the representative of organizing committee
respectively delivered an opening speech.
After the opening, Prof. Benjamin W. Wah (IEEE/ACM/AAAS Fellow) from The Chinese
University of Hong Kong, Hong Kong delivered a keynote speech on the topic
"Using Dominance to Harness the Complexity of Big Data Applications".
Next, the 2nd keynote speaker Prof. Ying Tan from Peking University, China
talked on "Novel Swarm Intelligence Algorithms-Fireworks Algorithm and Its
Applications".
The last keynote speech was from Prof. Ben Niu (Shenzhen University, China), who
talked about "Recent Advances in Bacteria-inspired Optimization Algorithms".
Participants also express their views, and enthusiastically asked questions.
In the afternoon of December 9 and December 10, the conference
was set up with 8 Sessions. Participants made presentations and discussions over
8 topics, ie Machine Learning and System Prediction Algorithm, Neural Network
and Algorithm, Software and Application Design, Algorithm and Soft Computing,
Network and Information Security, Computer Network and Multimedia Application
Technology, Data Management and Signal Analysis, and Target Detection and
Pattern Recognition. In addition to the core oral presentation in the academic
conference, the conference also has poster sessions, which provides more
opportunities for experts and scholars to communicate with each other.
From each session, one best presenter is chosen, which is evaluated from: Originality, Applicability, Significance, Visual Aids, English Delivery and Timeliness.
 Dynamic Facial Expression of 3D Human-Avatars Using AI Algorithm Chang-Ho Hyun Kongju National University, South Korea |
 How Deep Is Optimal for Learning Locally on Smartphone Zhenggui Xiang Huawei Technologies Co.,Ltd., China |
 Virtual Mining Simulation of Cultural Relics Based on Virtual Reality Sijia Li Northwest University Xi'an, China |
 An Extension of MIC for Multivariate Correlation Analysis Based on Interaction Information Zi-Xuan Zhang The PLA Army Engineering University, China |
 A Large Scale Analysis of DNS Water Torture Attack Xi Luo Institute of Information Engineering, Chinese Academy of Sciences, China |
 Video Editing Stepping Stones—Using podcasts and music videos to introduce editing techniques to Film Studies Students Adam L. Miller Aichi Shukutoku University, Japan |
 EEG-Based Attention Feedback To Improve Focus in E-Learning Harsh Dabas Delhi Technological University, India |
 An Unmanned Aerial Vehicle detection algorithm based on semantic segmentation and visual attention mechanism Zhang Jiaohao Beijing Institute of Environmental Features, China |
The conference has come to a successful closing, and delegates had a very good time in the conference.