Eleventh Workshop of Hybrid Intelligent Systems

Team

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Chair/Co-Chair
Edgar Gonzalo Cossio Franco – Universidad Enrique Díaz de León (Chair).
Carlos Alberto Ochoa O. Zezzatti – Universidad Autónoma de Ciudad Juárez (Co-chair).
José Alberto Hernández Aguilar - Universidad Autónoma del Estado de Morelos (Co-Chair).
Julio Cesar Ponce Gallegos – Universidad Autónoma de Aguascalientes (Co-Chair).
Guadalupe O. Gutiérrez Esparza – Universidad Politécnica de Aguascalientes (Co-Chair).
Gilberto Rivera Zárate – Universidad Autónoma de Ciudad Juárez (Co-Chair).
Rocío Maciel Arellano – Universidad de Guadalajara (Co-Chair).
Víctor Manuel Larios Rosillo – Universidad de Guadalajara (Co-Chair).
Program Committee
Aurora Torres Soto - Universidad Autónoma de Aguascalientes
Dolores Torres Soto - Universidad Autónoma de Aguascalientes
Martín Montes Rivera – Universidad Politécnica de Aguascalientes
Fátima Sayuri Quezada Aguilera– Universidad Autónoma de Aguascalientes
Francisco Javier Ornelas Zapata – Universidad Autónoma de Aguascalientes
José Crispín Zavala Díaz - Universidad Autónoma del Estado de Morelos
Federico Alonso Pecina - Universidad Autónoma del Estado de Morelos
Ricardo Mendoza – Instituto Tecnológico de Aguascalientes.
Vicente García – Universidad Autónoma de Ciudad Juárez
Ricardo Martínez-Pelaez – Universidad Autónoma de Ciudad Juárez
Tsutomu Shohdohji – Tokyo Institute of Technology, Japan
Fernando Montes – Universidad Veracruzana
Miguel Pérez Ramírez – Instituto Nacional de Electricidad y Energías Limpias
Yasmín Hernández Pérez – Instituto Nacional de Electricidad y Energías Limpias

Researchers

Edgar Gonzalo Cossio Franco Alberto Ochoa O. Zezzatti José Alberto Hernández Aguilar Julio Cesar Ponce Gallegos Guadalupe O. Gutiérrez Esparza Gilberto Rivera Zárate Rocío Maciel Arellano Víctor Manuel Larios Rosillo Aurora Torres Soto Dolores Torres Soto Martín Montes Rivera Fátima Sayuri Quezada Aguilera Francisco Javier Ornelas Zapata José Crispín Zavala Díaz Federico Alonso Pecina Ricardo Mendoza Vicente García Ricardo Martínez-Pelaez Tsutomu Shohdohji Fernando Montes Miguel Pérez Ramírez Yasmín Hernández Pérez

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Topics

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Session encouraged topics including, but are not limited to:

· HIS for Argumentation and Negotiation.

· Agent-Based Social Simulation, specially using Soft Computing Techniques.

· Theoretical Approaches with Social Network Analysis (e.g. Studies on Blogosphere and Virtual Communities).

· Applications on Virtual Social Networks (Web 2.0, P2P, Orkut, Myspace).

· Virtual and Intelligent Games based on Artificial Societies (like RPGs).

· Social Data Mining.

· Artificial Societies and Social Simulation.

· Other application domains: Blogs, Cultural Aspects, Web Fan Clubs, Topic Communities, Opinion Dynamics, Diffusion Networks, Consumer Behavior.

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Contributions

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Original contributions are sought in the area of the topics covered by this Workshop. All submissions will be refereed by experts on the field based in originality, significance, quality and clarity. Every submitted paper to this Workshop will be reviewed by at least two members of the Program Committee.
Papers must be prepared according to the LNCS-LNAI style template (only MS-WORD format) and the length should be between 8 and 12 pages including figures and bibliography.
NOTICE: At least one author of each accepted paper must register in order for the paper to be included in the Proceedings.

 

 

Last Publications

Venue	Issue
Cancún, Quintana Roo	RCS 122
Ensenada, Baja California	RCS 147_2

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Submission Details

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In order to submit a paper electronically, authors must enter Easychair of this workshop https://easychair.org/conferences/?conf=his20180, this information will be published on official site.

The paper, in PDF format, has to be attached and the body of the message should contain the following data:
· Paper title.
· Authors' names and affiliations.
· Postal address, e-mail address and phone number of the contact authors.
· The abstract of the paper.
· Up to five keywords.

Download template

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The publication of proceedings will be in the Research in Computing Science Journal of the National Polytechnic Institute.

The registration fee amount for authors is $1,800 MXN. This includes one paper only.

Please transfer the fee to any of the following accounts in Mexican pesos:

Bank: BBVA Bancomer,
Account: 0194625285,
CLABE: 012180001946252858,
Beneficiary: Sociedad Mexicana de Inteligencia Artificial, A.C.

or

Bank: BANAMEX,
Branch: 4152,
Account: 0194825,
CLABE: 002180415201948254,
Beneficiary: Sociedad Mexicana de Inteligencia Artificial, A.C.

As payment details please use:

Workshop authors: "MICAI 2018 workshop (workshop abbreviation) paper (paper title or first several words of it)", for example: "MICAI 2018 workshop HIS paper Solving the capacitated vehicle routing problem in a shared bicycle system of a smart city".

If you pay from abroad, please make sure that the complete fee is deposited to our account; i.e., if there is any transfer fee, please add it to your payment.

Upon payment, please send a message at kofrran@gmail.com, with the subject "Payment MICAI 2018 paper (your paper ID)", and attach the payment proof (either a receipt generated by the online system or a scanned image of a physical receipt). In the body of the message please indicate the paper number and title.

Please also keep the payment proof (a printout or the physical receipt) and show it at the registration desk when you come to the conference.

Please contact any of the workshop organizers in case you have problems with electronic submissions.

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Important Dates

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· July 31 August 15: Full text
· September 15: Notification of acceptance
· September 30: Final version
· October 8: Camera ready paper and registration fee payment
· 22 & 23: HIS Workshop

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Program (Tentative)

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The event will be held in two places:

CUCEA

October 22 Smart apps for everyday life in a smart city Hour Speaker Proposal 8:00-8:40 Registration 8:41-9:00 Opening 9:01-9:20 Estrella Herrera et al. Characterization of a predictive model to analyze the effects of dust-storms events in a society with Köppen climate classification type BW and its long-term health effects 9:21-9:40 Angel Calam, Alberto Hernandez et al. Modeling a Roof garden to buildings in a Smart City using equation weight to calculate distribution of load live and weight maximum on a roof top 9:41:10:00 Monica Mendirichaga et al. Blurring northeast mexican societies: an approach to cultural capital and the results of the PISA Test 10:01-10:10:20 Mario Ramses Guerrero et al. Comparison of two linkable models of Social portfolio problem to significantly improve the quality of life in polygons of poverty in a smart city" 10:21-10:40 Martha Jimenez-Del Real Recognition of Colors through use of a Humanoid Nao Robot to use in Therapies’ Children with Down Syndrome in a Smart City 10:41-11:00 Osvaldo Alvarado Intelligent system based on a VRP Model for the distribution of drinking water in a large polygon of poverty for better quality of life in a smart city 11:01-11:20 José Salazar et al. A model of Order Picking based on Smart Manufacturing to increase Competiveness of Twin Plants 11:21-11:40 Erika Donjuan et al. Happiness and its socio-demographic determinants analyzed with data mining: the case of a Mexican border north society 11:41-12:00 Martín Montes et al. Realtime recoloring objects using artificial neural networks through a cellphone 12:01-12:20 Humberto Velasco Arellano et al. Forward kinematics for 2 DOF planar robot using linear genetic programming 12:21-12:40 Martín Montes et al. Automatic Generation of Programs for Data Tables with Batch Least Square Mamdani Inference Systems: Applied in the AWG table. 12:41-13:00 Technical committee meeting 13:00-16:00 Break 16:00-17:00 Poster session   Rafael Torres Medina Mamndani inference machine for open loop control of active substance level in medicines Carlos Manuel Ramírez López, Juan Rodolfo Salas Herrada Genetic algorithm applied to the resolution of a diffuse inference machine for controlling the emission power of a radio repeater Fabian Rangel Castañeda Screw selection for shear forces using fuzzy logic in combination with a genetic algorithm Irving Alejandro Domínguez Soto Temperature Heater Controller based using Mamdani Fuzzy Inference System Tunned with Genetic Algorithm Christian Alejandro Mejía Ramírez Medicine Inventory Control for a Hospital using an Hybrid PSO-Mamdani inference system Alberto Ponce, Alberto Ochoa-Zezzatti, Korinna Sopardo, Elena Meda y Jesus Aramburo Telemedic Proposal for Relaxation Therapy in Children with Tourette Syndrome Marcela Alvarez-Vivanco Scenarios compared between Palestine and Purepecha speakers to determine a new Intifadah based on an analysis Sociolinguistic Ana Dolores Martinez Molina Analysis of cardiovascular risk factors using intelligent hybrid system Bernabe Rodriguez Tapia Handwriting recognition based on EMG signals through a system of Neural Networks and Evolutionary Computation to help the handwriting of users under pathological conditions associated with motor function Rodolfo Legazpi Tapia, Karina Yosseline Terrones Perez, Claudia Martinez Morales & Maria Guadalupe Trejo Estrada Intelligent goalkeeper robot using neural networks and artificial vision Maya Palacios Julio César, Quiñónez Araiza Alberto & Rangel Castañeda José Ángel Implementation of a fuzzy controller to stabilize the desired height of an object inside a confined tuve Ramirez Flores Máximo, Cervantes José Manuel & Gómez Almaraz José David Vowel sound recognition using a perceptrón Martínez Cedeño Andrés, Rodríguez Barajas María Guadalupe & Mohedano Morales Natalia Signing recognition with AI 17:00-18:00 PhD. Víctor Manuel Larios Master Class: "Challenges of Smart cities in the next 20 years"

TEC DE MONTERREY

October 23 Implementation of smart tools associated with 4.0 industry Hour Speaker Proposal 8:30-9:00 Registration 9:00-9:20 Clara Guerra et al. Application of data mining in a study of user behavior for the Luis González Luna y Morfín Library Clara Guerra 9:21-9:40 Vicente Garcia et al. Predicting airline customer satisfaction using k-nn ensemble regression models 9:41:10:00 Sandra Lopez et al. PETS-IoTmL: A dog personalized services using IoT and machine learning 10:01-10:20 Aida Reyes et al. Leisure Organization Models of Young People in the North Mexican Border 10:21-10:40 Arely Lopez et al. Patterns of motivational orientation and its relationship with academic performance in university students 10:41-11:00 Erika Morales et al. Visual association rules on the psychological connection of university students with their studies 11:01-11:20 Cesar Lozano et al. “Interconnection” APP: Proposal of Interaction with a virtual agent, animations and Augmented Reality An easy way to learn the usage of sensors in Smart Cities 11:21-11:40 Juan Luis Hernandez et al. Determining the optimal and ideal helmet for an Italian scooter used in a Smart City considering cranial anthropometry and intelligent data analysis 11:41-12:00 Uriel Cambrón and Mariela Chávez Apptojo: behavioral relationship between consumers and food merchants, through a CRM mobile application. 12:01-12:20 Daniel Godoy et al. Predective model as a tool when acquiring a certification for client companies and certifying entities with machine learning 12:21-12:40 Ana Luz Gonzalez Resolving instances of an order picking model for the thriving second-hand bouquet industry in a border society 12:41-13:00 Break 13:00-14:00 Mtro. César Lozano Master Class: "IOT applications for everyday life in environments under uncertainty in a Smart city"

Programa HIS 2018


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