sp_title.gif (557 bytes) IEEE Computer Society PAMI Technical Committee

Welcome to the PAMI TC Home page. The IEEE Computer Society Technical Committee on Pattern Analysis and Machine Intelligence has about 2800 members who are interested in computer vision, image processing, speech processing, pattern recognition, and artificial intelligence. Our purpose is to foster communication and collaboration among practitioners in the field.

Activities

One of the key activities of the PAMI TC is the PAMI TC e-mail list. To join the PAMI TC, go to http://www.computer.org/signup/ To update your e-mail address or other information, contact membership@computer.org

Recent Newsletters

Conferences and Workshops

The PAMI TC regularly sponsors the following major conferences:

CVPR and ICCV are usually accompanied by numerous Short Courses and Workshops. In addition, other workshops may be sponsored throughout the year by the PAMI TC. For information on upcoming meetings, check here. If you'd like to propose a meeting, send e-mail to the Chair There is information about past conferences and ideas on how to set up a conference here.

Committees

The PAMI TC is organizing several committees to carry out various activities:

Officers

Current terms of service end in December 2003. If you might like to participate in various ways in the Technical Committee, send e-mail to the Chair.

History

The TC was started in Fall 1965 as the Pattern Recognition Subcommittee of the Data Acquisition and Transformation Committee of the Computer Society. The initial members were A. S. Hoagland (IBM), chair; Arthur Hamburgen (IBM), Laveen Kanal (Philco), Bruce H. McCormick (Illinois), Azriel Rosenfeld (Maryland), and Bernard Widrow (Stanford). The committee organized the first Pattern Recognition Workshop, which was held in Puerto Rico in October 1966; by May 1966 it had been upgraded from Subcommittee to Committee. The second workshop was held in Delft, The Netherlands in August 1968. The third one was referred to in the minutes as an International Conference; apparently it was the same as Satosi Watanabe's Frontiers of Pattern Recognition Conference, and was held in Hawaii in January 1971.

Becoming a Member

To become a member of the PAMI TC, just fill out the appropriate form here.

Note: If you think you are a member and have not received our newsletter in September 2002 or November 2002, you probably have given the IEEE Computer Society an invalid e-mail address (of about 3000 people in the PAMI-TC, about 2000 have provided e-mail addresses, and about 800 of those are invalid). To update your e-mail address, send a message to membership@computer.org

Related Links

There are other Web sites that do a good job of covering important resources for the PAMI community:

Also note the related newsgroups: comp.ai.vision and sci.image processing.

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