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June 12th, 2022
Daniela Lopez de Luise
June 11th, 2022
Daniela Lopez de Luise

¡EXTENDIMOS LA FECHA DE CIERRE DE PRESENTACION DE TRABAJOS POR ÚNICA VEZ!
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Le informamos que el 21 de Junio de 2022 es la nueva fecha de cierre de recepción de trabajos para las próximas 51 JAIIO.

SADIO – Sociedad Argentina de Informática
Uruguay 252 2º “D” (C1015ABF) – Ciudad de Buenos Aires
Email: informacion@sadio.org.ar
June 11th, 2022
Daniela Lopez de Luise Drawings and abstract Imagery: Representation and Analysis (DIRA) Workshop
Tel Aviv, Israel 2022
sites.google.com/view/eccv-dira/home
In conjunction with ECCV 2022
Illustrations, drawings, technical diagrams, and charts can communicate difficult concepts very quickly to humans. This type of visual information is prevalent in technical, scientific, and scholarly publications; as well as instruction manuals, textbooks, and infographics in popular media. However, many open challenges in computer vision for automatically processing this visual data remain. These abstract images have very different properties from natural images; for example, informative pixels are sparse, while the shape and spatial information are more important than color, texture, and shading which dominate natural images. While deep learning methods are quite successful in object detection and content-based retrieval in natural images; it is not clear when these approaches will transfer successfully to these much sparser abstract drawings.
The DIRA workshop aims to bring together researchers from both industry and academia who are working in diverse areas of research in the representation, analysis, and applications of abstract images, such as illustrations, drawings, technical diagrams, charts, and plots. The goal of the workshop is to explore and highlight technical challenges, insights, and solutions that exist in representation, information extraction, semantic understanding, content-based retrieval, question-answering, and various other topics pertaining to the representation and analysis of abstract images, which has traditionally lagged behind progress in their natural image counterparts.
The DIRA workshop will also host a data competition focused on abstract drawing retrieval on the DeepPatent dataset to encourage increased research and engineering activity in this field.
Invited Speakers
Topics of Interest
The DIRA workshop is currently soliciting papers describing new work in the following subject areas, as well as any other subject relevant to automated understanding of sparse images
Additionally, the workshop seeks dataset papers describing new datasets in the subject areas of:
Important dates
Paper submission deadline (Full papers): July 1, 2022
Notification to Authors: August 8, 2022
Camera-ready submission deadline: August 22, 2022
Organizers
June 10th, 2022
Daniela Lopez de Luise
“en la senda de Sadosky”
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El Miércoles 15 de Junio de 2022 a las 17.30hs se llevará a cabo la primera charla del Ciclo de Charlas «GovTech, oportunidades y desafíos 4.0 para el desarrollo de ciudades inteligentes», sobre el tema «Oportunidad 4.0: tecnología, ciudades y gobierno» cuyo expositor es Alejandro Prince (Director – Prince Consulting).
Modera: Luis Papagni (Subsecretario de Innovación Administrativa de la Nación).
Resumen: El escenario global, el regional y particularmente el local enfrentan muchos desafíos. Las nuevas tecnologías 4.0, en especial la trivergencia de IOT, IA y Blockchain, junto a la Nube, la Realidad Mixta y otras, podrían aportar una combinación disruptiva que permite pensar no solo en un renacimiento cognitivo y productivo sino en nuevas formas de gobernanza.
Bio: Dr. en Ciencia Política. Dr. en Economía, Director del Diplomado en Transformación Pública Digital de la UTN /INAP, Profesor de grado y posgrado en FCE UBA, FRBA UTN, UNSAM y UDESA, Director de la Red de Ciudades Inteligentes RECIA y Director de Prince Consulting.
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