ArtInHCI2024 Session: Memristive Computing and Applications (ArtInHCI’24-MCA) is conducted under the 2nd International Conference on Artificial Intelligence and Human-Computer Interaction, held during October 25-27, 2024 in Kunming. This conference will focus on memristive computing and its applications, aiming to advance research in the utilization of memristors. Topics covered include memristive computing, memristor circuit design, applications of memristive nonlinear systems in control, use of memristive systems in communication, applications of memristive neurons in medical research, and the role of memristors in artificial intelligence algorithms.
Potential topics include but are not limited to the following:
- Memristive Neural Network Computations and Circuit Design
- Analysis of Memristive Circuits and System Dynamics
- Discharge Behavior of Memristive Neurons
- Memristive Neuroinformatics and Bioinformatics
- Applications of Memristive Systems in Medical Research
- Design and Applications of Chaotic Memristive Systems
- Analysis and Control of Memristive Nonlinear Systems
- Control of Memristive Neural Network Systems
- Control of Complex Networks Systems Utilizing Memristors
- Memristive Communication and Image Encryption Algorithms
- Memristive Deep Learning for Image Recognition
- Memristive Deep Learning for Fault Diagnosis
ArtInHCI’24- MCA Committee Member
Yantai Institute of Science and Technology
Areas of Expertise: Memristive Chaos Control
Brief Introduction: Wenpeng Dai, holding a position at Yantai Institute of Science and Technology, School of Marine Engineering, specializes in nonlinear chaotic circuits, fractional-order memristive chaos control, and memristive chaos image encryption. With over 40 published papers and patents, Dai is engaged in research on memristive computing and chaos control, focusing on memristive neural networks, image encryption, and spiking neural networks. Currently, he serves as the lead for the robotics discipline at Yantai Institute of Science and Technology.