The 8th CIIS 2025 | ACM | Okayama, Japan

Publication

ACM conference proceedings
ISBN: 979-8-4007-1933-2
Online: https://dl.acm.org/doi/proceedings/10.1145/3787256
Index Information: EI Compendex and SCOPUS

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Welcome to the page for 2025 The 8th International Conference on Computational Intelligence and Intelligent Systems (CIIS 2025), which was held in Okayama, Japan during November 21-23, 2025. CIIS focuses on recent advances in computational intelligence and intelligent systems research, spanning enabling technologies, emerging applications, and industrial practices. It aims to provide a platform for researchers and practitioners to exchange ideas and share experiences.

The conference chair Nobuo Funabiki from Okayama University delivered an opening remarks and Prof. Kiyoshi Ueda, who is from Nihon University, Japan host the first two keynote speeches.

 Keynote Speech 1: Semiconductor Innovations for AI: Toward a Memory-Centric Computing Paradigm
Prof. Hyuk-Jae Lee, Seoul National University

Keynote Speech 2: From AI to Generative AI: Cross-Domain Innovative Applications and Smart Healthcare
Prof. Jing-Ming Guo, National Taiwan University of Science and Technology

The Prof. Nobuo Funabiki, who is from Okayama University, Japan host the third keynote speech and the invited speech.

Keynote Speech 3:: Unlocking Peer-to-Peer Potential through Smart Extensions of BitTorrent
Prof. Hideki Tode, Osaka Metropolitan University

Invited Speech 1: Unlocking Potential: The Power of Positive Perception in Research and Education — Insights from International Cooperation and Student Mobility
Prof. Takao Inamori, Okayama University

Invited Speech 2: Fostering Medical DX Talents through Academia-Industry Collaboration in both Nagoya and Okinawa
Prof. Shintaro Oyama, Nagoya University, University of the Ryukyus, RIKEN institute

There are 4 oral sessions and 1 poster session. The topics including biologically inspired machine learning-theory and applications, computer information management and storage technology, intelligent image detection models and applications, advanced intelligent information system design and information retrieval, machine learning models and intelligent unmanned systems.

Best Presentation Winner:

Special Session I: Biologically Inspired Machine Learning-Theory and Applications
CS091: Tackling Seasonality in Power Systems: An Interpretable Two-Stage Forecasting Model Integrating ARIMA and ANN
Presenter: Meng-Hing Aun, Chang Jung Christian University, Taiwan
Author(s): Shang-En Tsai, Meng-Hing Aun

Oral Session 2: Computer Information Management and Storage Technology
CS093: Delay Adjustment Circuit for A Triple Modular Redundant Communication System used for Radiation-Hardened Robots
Presenter: Utsuki Sekioka, Okayama University, Japan
Author(s): Utsuki Sekioka, Minoru Watanabe, Nobuya Watanabe

Oral Session 3: Intelligent Image Detection Models and Applications
CS003: Detection of Electric Bike (eBike) in Low Illumination Using YOLOv8 with EnlightenGAN and Attention Mechanism
Presenter: John Paul Tomas, Mapua University, Philippines
Author(s): John Paul Q. Tomas, Vince Daniel C. Del Rosario, Christian Benjamin B. So, Carlos Louis T. Sobrevilla

Oral Session 4: Advanced Intelligent Information System Design and Information Retrieval
CS084: ZapGPT: Free-form Language Prompting for Simulated Cellular Control
Presenter: Nam H. Le, University of Vermont, USA
Author(s): Nam H. Le, Patrick Erickson, Yanbo Zhang, Michael Levin, Josh Bongard


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