International Scientific Conference "Intelligent and Multiprocessor Systems - Artificial Intelligence - 2003"
The 4nd International Scientific Conference "Intelligent and Multiprocessor Systems - Artificial Intelligence - 2003" took place from September 22-27 2003 in the village of Divnomorske, Gelendzhik District, Krasnodar Krai (Russia). The IMS-AI'2003 conference was held in the best sanatorium of the famous seaside resort Gelendzhik – a recreational and medical facility "Blue farness". The sanatorium is located on the shores of a picturesque bay of the Black Sea with an excellent sunny beach in the village of Divnomorskoe. This amazing place is a beautiful park with a Pitsunda pine grove.
The essential goal of the conference was to provide an opportunity for creators of artificial intelligence systems, and developers of multiprocessor systems and neurocomputers to exchange views, to develop existing concepts and strategies for using multiprocessor computer systems in intelligent systems, to clarify the most promising ways of basic and applied research in this field. Moreover, to determine the directions of practical implementation of intelligent multiprocessor systems with mass parallelism and programmable architecture, adapted to the structure of the problem in different areas of human activity.
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DECISIONS IV INTERNATIONAL SCIENTIFIC CONFERENCE «INTELLIGENT AND MULTIPROCESSOR SYSTEMS - 2003. ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE - 2003» 22 - 27 SEPTEMBER 2003 Divnomorske, Gelendzhik, Russia The 4th International Scientific Conference "Intelligent and Multiprocessor Systems - 2003. Artificial Intelligence - 2003" took place in Divnomorskoe village, Gelendzhik district, Krasnodar Krai, Russia from 22 to 27 September 2003. The conference was initiated by the Research Institute of Multiprocessor Computing Systems of Taganrog State University of Radioengineering of the Ministry of Education of Russia (director I.A. Kalyaev), the Southern Research Center of the Russian Academy of Sciences and the Donetsk Institute of Artificial Intelligence Problems of the National Academy of Sciences (NAS) and the Ministry of Education and Science of Ukraine (Director A.I. Shevchenko). With the support of the Ministry of Education of Russia, the Ministry of Industry, Science and Technology of Russia, the Russian Academy of Sciences (RAS), the Russian Foundation for Basic Research (RFBR), the Department of Informatics of NAS of Ukraine, the Ministry of Education and Science of Ukraine . The work of the conference took the form of plenary, sectional meetings and discussions. Simultaneously with the work of the conference, the Scientific Youth School "Extreme Robotics" (ER - 2003) and the International Virtual Football Tournament were held. The conference was attended by more than 160 scientists, graduate students and students representing 54 scientific and industrial organizations and universities from 23 cities in Russia, Ukraine, Belarus, Germany, including 5 academicians and corresponding members of the RAS, 19 Doctor of Sciences, 38 Candidates of Sciences, 25 graduate students and more than 10 students. At the plenary and sectional sessions of the conference were presented 82 reports, numerous problems and issues of the state and prospects of modern development of computer technologies were raised. The conference included 9 sections:
A wide range of theoretical and applied problems of artificial intelligence, multiprocessor computing systems with mass parallelism, parallel computing, neurocomputers and neuroprocessor networks, new generations of robots and robotic systems were discussed at plenary and section meetings. Participants of the conference were active. They expressed a great interest to the event. The conference received congratulatory letters with wishes of fruitful work from the Cabinet of Ministers of Ukraine, the National Academy of Sciences of Ukraine, and the Ministry of Education and Science of Ukraine. Proceedings and other materials of the conference were previously published in Russia as the collection of conference materials (in two volumes). In Ukraine, proceedings of the conferencing were published as special issues of the International Journal "Artificial Intelligence" (№ 3`2003, 4`2003). The following was stated:
DECISIVE PART The conference participants decided:
Based on a competition for the best reports submitted to the conference by young scientists and graduate students, the program committee decided to award a cash prize of 1,000 rubles each of the following conference participants:
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