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[CfP] Special Session on Digital Twinning in Smart Applications - IJCNN 2025

17 December 2024


Catégorie : Conférence internationale


IJCNN is the premier international conference in the area of neural networks theory, analysis and applications. Since its inception, IJCNN has been playing a leading role in promoting and facilitating interaction among researchers and practitioners, and dissemination of knowledge in neural networks and related facets of machine learning. And Rome with its history and geographical position will further contribute to grow and maintain the role of the IJCNN as a prominent platform for exchange of knowledge in neural networks and artificial intelligence.

---------------------Special Session at IJCNN-----------------------------------

Call for Papers - "Digital Twinning in Smart Applications"

At the International Joint Conference on Neural Networks

June 30 - July 5, 2025 Rome, Italy

Submission deadline: January 15, 2025

About The Special Session
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The advent of digital twins has revolutionized the simulation and optimization of real-world scenarios. Digital twins are comparable virtual replicas of real-world systems, assets, or processes that allow for real-time optimization, simulation, and monitoring. Through a complete or semi-complete digital replication of a physical object, they provide performance analysis, problem prediction, and scenario testing without affecting the real system. When combined with deep learning, these virtual replicas gain the ability to learn from extensive data, adapt to changing conditions, and predict future states with exceptional precision. This integration enables digital twins to not only reflect their physical counterparts but also anticipate issues, enhance performance, and autonomously support decision-making processes. The applications are extensive: in manufacturing, it leads to smart factories where production lines optimize themselves for efficiency; in healthcare, patient-specific digital twins can forecast health trajectories and tailor treatments; in urban planning, city-wide digital twins can model traffic and energy use to improve sustainability. Deep learning allows digital twins to become dynamic entities that change in tandem with their physical counterparts, creating interesting prospects for innovation in a variety of research and application areas.

Topics
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The topics of interest are inspired by the themes above and include, but are not limited to:
• Healthcare and Personalized Medicine
• Predictive Maintenance and Anomaly Detection
• Smart Agriculture, Autonomous Systems and Robotics, Smart Cities and Infrastructure Management, Simulation and Virtual Environments, as well as Supply Chain Optimization
• Scalability and Federated Learning for Distributed Digital Twins
• Natural Language Processing for Human-Digital Twin Interaction
• Deep Learning in Digital Twin Cybersecurity and Privacy-Preserving Deep Learning
• Data Fusion and Multi-modal Learning into Digital Twin systems
• Generative Models for Synthetic Data Generation in Digital Twins
• Continuous Learning and Adaptation in Digital Twins
• Explainable AI (XAI) for Digital Twins
• Transfer Learning for Digital Twin Customization
Submission Information
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Manuscripts related to the Special Session shall be submitted through the CMT paper submission website as a regular paper (Main Track) by selecting this special session “Digital Twinning in Smart Applications” as primary Subject Area. All submitted papers will be reviewed in the same process as the regular papers. Accepted contributions will be part of the conference proceedings.
In order to prepare your submission, please follow the guidelines of the main conference at https://2025.ijcnn.org/authors/initial-author-instructions.

Special Session Co-Chairs
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Imad Rida, University of Technology of Compiegne, France (imad.rida@utc.fr)
Carmen Bisogni, University of Salerno, Italy (cbisogni@unisa.it)
Lucia Cascone, University of Salerno, Italy (lcascone@unisa.it)
Fei Hao, Shaanxi Normal University, China (fhao@snnu.edu.cn)