The primary goal of the Indo-Japan conference on Perception and     Machine Intelligence (PerMIn12) is to address the main issues of     theoretical, generic and applied areas of Machine Intelligence and     Perception Engineering, encourage academic and industrial     interaction, and promote collaborative research activities. The     conference invites the researchers to participate and contribute to     the international forum for the dissemination and exchange of     up-    to-date scientific information on different areas of Machine     Intelligence and Perception Engineering through the following     modes of communication: Keynote/Plenary Talk(s),Oral     Presentations, and  Poster Presentations.

   Paper Submission

   Original papers addressing challenging problems in the area of     perception engineering, Human Computer Interaction (HCI) and     machine intelligence are invited but not just limited to the following:

        • Pattern recognition and perception

        • Human Computer Interaction (HCI) techniques and devices

        • Computational theory of perception (CTP)

        • Cognitive systems: Vision and Auditory

        • Perception based E-nose and E-tongue

        • Speech processing and analysis

        • Video abstraction and aesthetics detection

        • Approximate reasoning

        • Behavioral modeling

   The conference proceeding will be published from LNCS, Springer.    Papers should be six to eight A4 pages (including figures and tables)    complete with authors’ affiliations. For one or two extrapages, the    authors should pay extra 50 USD per page. Manuscripts must be    prepared with LaTex2e (use Springer class file llncs2e.zip).See    authors instruction in the Lecture Notes in Computer Science (LNCS)