The International Conference on Soft Computing: Theories and Applications, SoCTA 2023 is a major annual international conference to bring together researchers, engineers, developers and practitioners from academia and industry working in all interdisciplinary areas of soft computing to share their experience, and exchange and cross-fertilize their ideas in the following tracks.
Tracks:
• 5G and beyond wireless communication Technology
• Control and automation system
• Antenna and RF-microwave
• Optical and Visual light communication
• VLSI & Embedded system

A PDF flyer can be downloaded from: http://socta.in/pdf/CFP.pdf

Authors are invited to submit their original and unpublished work in different tracks. Topics of interest for submission include Soft Computing and Applications (but not limited):

1. Soft Computing Architectures:

Evolutionary Computing
Combinatorial and numerical optimization
Swarm Intelligence
Artificial Immune Systems
Fuzzy clustering algorithms and optimization techniques
Support Vector Machines
Artificial Neural Networks
Hybrid Intelligent Systems
Hybrid of soft computing and statistical learning techniques
Nature Inspired Computing Techniques
Machine Learning
Ambient Intelligence
Hybridization with novel computing paradigms


2. Soft Computing Applications:

Image and Signal Processing
Network Security
Supply Chain Management
Computational Biology and Bioinformatics
Human Resource Management
Finance and economics
Internet of Things (IoT)
AI for Smart City
AI for Healthcare System
Machine Vision
Remote Sensing & GIS
Aircraft Sensor Management
Multidisciplinary aerospace design

All accepted papers fulfilling publisher requirements on quality will be published in the LNNS, Springer. SCOPUS Indexed (to be approved) proceedings. It is mandatory that at least one author registers for every paper that is included in the conference proceedings. Abstract Book will be delivered to participants during the conference.

Papers should be up to 10 pages in length, including figures, tables & references, and should use the Springer 1-column formatting.