We have been closely following the Covid-19 situation both in Luxembourg and internationally and are acutely aware of the challenges affecting each and everyone in the community. At the same time, we have heard from many stakeholders how much they are hoping to join an in-person conference again as soon as this is possible, to interact with their colleagues beyond video-chat.

With winter making the situation particularly challenging in Europe, we are unfortunately not in a position to be able to promise that the conference will be able to go ahead fully in-person at this time. Nevertheless, we are working hard to organise it at the very least as a hybrid event, supporting both in-person and virtual attendance – for those who cannot travel. Acknowledging the degree of uncertainty, (which even fuzzy systems seem unable to tackle – solutions welcome!😉), we will postpone the paper submission deadline beyond the date of February 10^th currently advertised. We will announce the new submission deadline before February 10^th, but expect the extension to cover a minimum of three weeks.

This year, FUZZ-IEEE 2021 is proud to announce three exciting competitions;

1. FML-based Machine Learning Competition for Human and Smart Machine Co-Learning on Real-World Applications
2. Interpretable Models for Energy Prediction from Smart Meter Data
3. Autonomous drone racing competition

see details for participating and more >>>

Variety of different tutorials descriptions -including explainable AI, uncertainty, clustering and more- can be found on the tutorials page now. Beware that each tutorial provides a ‘chilli-rating’ (🌶) to help attendees choose which tutorials may be most suitable for them more >>>

The mentoring programs held at Fuzz-IEEE 2019 (New Orleans) and WCCI 2020 (Glasgow/virtual) were rated exceptionally high, with around 90% of participants rating the programs Very Useful or Useful and about 9 out of 10 confirming they would recommend participation to a friend.

Fuzz-IEEE 2021 will offer an expanded IEEE CIS mentoring program, keeping the best parts of the 2019 and 2020 editions, while adding new activities, such as the Paper Development Workshop (PDW) to support authors aspiring to submit their best work to flagship journals. more>>>

More than 15 special sessions on hot topics in uncertainty, interpretability and AI are live here!

You can find information about Paper Submission Guidelines, Manuscript Templates, Manuscript Style Information, New Conference Section of the IEEE Author Center and more…

To download the call for tutorials, please click here

To download the call for papers, please click here
To download the call for competitions, please click here
To download the call for special sessions, please click here .