About the Journal
Aims And Objectives
Journal of Innovative Computing and Emerging Technologies (JICET) is a platform to provide an international forum for presenting the advances and newly emerging trends in computing. The goal of JICET is to bring together renowned scientists and leading researchers from academia and industry in one platform with the focus of exchanging ideas on modern computing innovations and applications across various fields such as health-care, business, industry, etc.
Scope
JICET span over the domain of computer science and information technology. General areas of interest to JICET include but are not limited to:
Artificial Intelligence
- Machine Learning
- Pattern Recognition
- Natural Language Processing
- Automated Planning and Multi-Agent Planning
- Knowledge Representation and Reasoning (SAT and CSP)
- Reasoning Under Uncertainty (Bayesian Networks, HMM)
- AI in Data Analytics
- Robotics
- Multi-Agent Systems
- Ambient Intelligence (Ubiquitous Computing)
Software Engineering
- Software Requirements
- Software Testing
- Software Maintenance and Reuse
- Software design
- Software construction
- Software configuration management
- Software Engineering management
- Software Engineering Process
- Software Engineering models and methods
- Software Quality
- Software Engineering Professional Practice
- Software Engineering Economics
Networks & Communication Technologies
- Network protocols and services
- Multimedia Networking and Quality of Service (QoS)
- 5G
- All-optical networks/ Fibre everywhere
- Virtualization
- Internet of Things (IoT) and IoE
- Cyber Security
- Cognitive networks, Big data
Data Sciences & Knowledge Systems
- Algorithms for large datasets
- Big Data and Business Intelligence
- Data Mining and Knowledge Discovery
- Linked Open Data
- Social Network Analysis
- Knowledge Management
- Ontology engineering and Semantic Web
- Knowledge Science and Engineering
- Methods and Tools for KR
- Decision Support and Recommender Systems
- Information Extraction and Integration
Human Computer Interaction (HCI)
- Ubiquitous Computing
- Location-based Services
- Accessibility
- Access to Mobile Interaction
- Personalization
- Assistive Environments
- User Interface Adaptation for Universal Access
- Context-awareness for Universal Access
Multimedia and Graphics
- Multimedia Retrieval and Indexing
- Face and gesture recognition
- Video analysis and event recognition
- Graphics for internet and mobile systems
- Object detection and recognition
- Biomedical graphics
- Computer-aided graphic design
- Human motion detection and analysis
- Multimedia application
