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FINAL HARD DEADLINE

We have extended the deadline to the 15th August 2025, 23:59 UK time. No further extensions will be granted.

About

The IEEE 15th International Conference on Pattern Recognition Systems (ICPRS) is an annual international event that follows ICPRS-24, ICPRS-23, ICPRS-22, ICPRS-21, ICPRS-19, ICPRS-18, ICPRS-17 and ICPRS-16, a continuation of the successful Chilean Conference on Pattern Recognition that reached its 6th edition in 2014. In 2025 it is organised by the University Adolfo Ibáñez (Viña del Mar, Chile) and the Chilean Association for Pattern Recognition (ACHiRP, a member of the IAPR), endorsed by the IAPR and the IEEE Chile Section. As per previous years, papers deemed to be of the required standard AND presented at the conference will be published by the IEEE and indexed in IEEE Xplore. Please note that the publishers might reject papers which are too similar to previous publications, even if the work is presented at the conference. All papers need to be submitted via Conftool to be peer-reviewed (double-blind) by an international panel of experts.

There will be prizes (first and runner up) for the best paper overall and for the best student paper (where the first author is a student), that will be invited to submit extended versions for consideration for a Special Section in the Pattern Recognition Letters journal.

The International Conference on Pattern Recognition Systems (ICPRS-25) aims to create an important networking forum in which participants can discuss the present and future of pattern recognition systems.

Its predecessors ICPRS-24, ICPRS-23, ICPRS-22, ICPRS-21, ICPRS-19, ICPRS-18, ICPRS-17, ICPRS-16, CWPR and CCPR, have traditionally been a meeting point of different disciplines (computer science, engineering, mathematics, machine learning, etc.) and an opportunity for a wide range of researchers and practitioners to discuss the many different aspects of the application of pattern recognition technologies.

Where

100% in-person event, hosted by the University Adolfo Ibáñez (Viña del Mar, Chile)

When

Monday to Thursday
1-4 December, 2025

Call For Papers

The IEEE 15th International Conference on Pattern Recognition Systems (ICPRS) is an annual international event that follows ICPRS-24, ICPRS-23, ICPRS-22, ICPRS-21, ICPRS-19, ICPRS-18, ICPRS-17 and ICPRS-16, a continuation of the successful Chilean Conference on Pattern Recognition that reached its 6th edition in 2014. In 2025 it is organised by the University Adolfo Ibáñez (Viña del Mar, Chile) and the Chilean Association for Pattern Recognition (ACHiRP, a member of the IAPR), endorsed by the IAPR and the IEEE Chile Section. As per previous years, papers deemed to be of the required standard AND presented at the conference, will be published by the IEEE and indexed in IEEE Xplore. Please note that the publishers might reject papers which are too similar to previous publications, even if the work is presented at the conference. All paper submissions need to be submitted via Conftool to be peer-reviewed (double-blind) by an international panel of experts.

We also welcome "Datasets Papers" that introduce a new public dataset and a baseline to encourage new lines of research.

This conference will be a 100% in-person event.

There will be a special category of "Student Papers", where the first author must be a student (undergraduate or postgraduate). There will be a special prize for best student paper.

All paper submissions will be submitted on-line to be peer-reviewed by an international panel of experts. Please note that all papers will be checked by a plagiarism detecting software so that papers that exceed a threshold of coincidence will not be passed on for reviews.

Also please note that reviews will be double-blind so please do not include author names and affiliations in your paper (also do not cite your previous work as "in our previous paper [x]", etc.).

There is an A4 pdf version of the conference call for papers as well as an A3 size version and an A2 size version, suitable for printing and displaying on announcement boards! :-)

Prospective authors are invited to submit full papers describing novel and previously unpublished results on all aspects of Pattern Recognition Systems, from academia, industry, NGOs and others, to be selected for oral presentations or posters, on topics including, but not limited to:

  • Artificial Intelligence Techniques in Pattern Recognition
  • Bioinformatics Clustering
  • Biometrics (including face recognition)
  • Computer Vision
  • Dataset: a new public dataset and baseline
  • Data Mining and Big Data
  • Deep Learning and Neural Networks for Pattern Recognition
  • Document Processing and Recognition
  • Fuzzy and Hybrid Techniques in PR
  • High Performance Computing for Pattern Recognition
  • Image Processing and Analysis
  • Kernel Machines
  • Mathematical Morphology
  • Mathematical Theory of Pattern Recognition
  • Medical Image Processing and Analysis
  • Natural Language Processing and Recognition
  • Object Detection, Tracking and Recognition
  • Pattern Recognition Principles
  • Pattern Recognition for optimization
  • Real Systems, Applications and Case Studies of Pattern Recognition (e.g. health, environment, weather prediction,natural disasters, transportation, etc.)
  • Robotics
  • Remote Sensing
  • Shape and Texture Analysis
  • Signal Processing and Analysis
  • Social Media and HCI
  • Signal Processing and Analysis
  • Statistical Pattern Recognition
  • Syntactical and Structural Pattern Recognition
  • Time series prediction
  • Voice and Speech Recognition
If you are interested in organising a special session, please contact a Local Chair.

IMPORTANT DATES:

  • Paper submissions: 15th Aug '25 (23:59 UK time, final hard deadline)
  • Notification of acceptance: 7th Oct '25
  • Camera-ready papers: 22nd Oct '25
  • Early Registration: 26th Oct '25
Submissions
  • Paper format: IEEE Conference, up to 6 pages + 1 page for references (additional pages will incur additional costs)
  • It is strongly recommended to use Latex (e.g. Overleaf)
  • Papers must be written in English.
  • To submit a paper, please click here. If you have not yet done so, you will need to create an account (if you participated in a previous ICPRS you might already have an account). PLEASE NOTE that the special "Student Paper" category requires the first author to be a registered student at the time of submission, otherwise use the "Regular Paper" category.
  • Please note that an accepted paper will only be sent to the publishers if at least one of its authors registers at a normal full author (not student) delegate fee
We are using the ConfTool System.

Sponsors

The Latin American Summer School on Robotics will take place the week after ICPRS-25 in the city of Rancagua (good public transport links from Santiago)

Keynote Speakers

Speaker 1

Prof. João Papa

Department of Computing, São Paulo State University, Brazil

Speaker 2

Dr. Narayan Srinivasa

IEEE Fellow, Intel Corporation, USA

Speaker 2

Prof. Ioannis Pitas

Department of Informatics, AUTH (Greece)

Speaker 3

Prof. Monique Thonnat

INRIA Sophia Antipolis, France

Speaker 4

Dr. Marcelo Mendoza

Computer Science Department at Pontificia Universidad Católica de Chile, Chile

Travel/Getting there

Customs

If you are not a Chilean citizen, when entering the country the Chilean immigration authorities will give you a tourist card (‘tarjeta de turismo’), an A5-sized white form. Keep it safe and give it to immigration when you leave the country. If you lose it, Chilean police investigations (PDI) allows you to request a copy online (choose ‘Duplicado de tarjeta de turismo’). You can also go to the nearest PDI office.


Please note that Chile has very strict rules about bringing animal or vegetable products into the country. You are strongly advised to declare any such products (even if you carrying an apple!), or you risk heavy fines, using the compulsory declaration form (you might be given one on the plane before arrival, or get a paper form in the airport or fill it electronically)

Airport

The closest airport to Viña del Mar is the Comodoro Arturo Merino Benitez International Airport located in Santiago.

Getting to Viña del Mar

To get to Viña del Mar from the Comodoro Arturo Merino Benitez (SCL) International Airport located in Santiago, you can take either a bus or taxi.

SCL to Viña del Mar by bus
From the Comodoro Arturo Merino Benitez (SCL) International Airport, you need to go to the Pajaritos metro (subway) station. To do this you have the following two options:
  • Getting to the Pajaritos station by bus. These buses are located outside the first floor of the airport. We recommend the bus line Turbus, which goes to Pajaritos from Monday to Sunday between 06:00 and 22:45 hrs., and charges around CLP $2,000 (approximately US$2.00) each way.
  • Getting to Pajaritos by taxi. In this case we recommend Taxi Oficial or the TransVip taxi companies, both of which accept advance reservations. They also have booths within the airport just after baggage scanning. The fare to the Pajaritos station is approx. CLP $10,000–35,000 (approx. US$10–35). Beware: only take official taxis, and avoid drivers who may approach you as you exit the airport.
Once at the Pajaritos subway station, you should go to the bus terminal (located inside the station) and look for the interprovincial bus lines that go to Viña del Mar, if that is where you are staying. We recommend the bus lines Turbus, Pullman Bus or Flixbus. The price of the ticket depends on the day and time, but starts at CLP $5,000 one-way (approx. US$4).

SCL to Viña del Mar by taxi
If you opt for taxi, we recommend that you coordinate in advance on their web sites (see above). Their booths at the airport can be found where you exit the luggage area or in the main lobby. The price from the airport to Viña del Mar is around CLP $100,000–140,000 (approx. USD$100-140). The trip takes about 90 minutes. Beware: only take official taxi, and avoid drivers who may approach you as you exit the airport.

Getting to Universidad Adolfo Ibáñez, campus Viña del Mar

The Viña del Mar campus is located in a hill atop the neighborhood of Los Altos del Sporting Club. It is characterized by its impressive ocean view, and it consists of six buildings, where all the activities of our students and professors take place. To reach the Viña del Mar Campus you can get there by using the free shuttle, by Uber, or by walking. More details follow.

Free university shuttles
The university has free shuttle buses from two points in the city, at specific times throughout the day.

Uber
Another safe and fairly cheap option is to take an Uber to the campus.

Walking
Although it is fairly easy to walk uphill to the campus (approx. 30 mins. walk), we discourage this option as it may be unsafe: the road on the hill is lonely and some cases of thefts and robberies have been reported.

Workshops

The conference will include two hands-on workshops intended for participants interested on learning about:
  • Workshop 1 - Explainable AI (XAI) for Image Analysis with Deep Learning
  • Workshop 2 – Multimodal Learning: Vision + Language

Workshop 1 -Explainable AI (XAI) for Image Analysis with Deep Learning
Description
 This short course introduces participants to the foundations and practical applications of Explainable Artificial Intelligence (XAI) in the context of image analysis with Deep Learning. The course emphasizes the importance of model transparency when applying convolutional neural networks (CNNs) and other deep architectures to image-based tasks. Through a combination of theoretical concepts and guided exercises, participants will explore how to interpret and visualize model decisions using leading XAI methods.


Objectives

  • Understand the need for explainability in computer vision and image-based decision-making.
  • Explore the main categories of XAI methods applicable to deep learning models for images.
  • Gain hands-on experience implementing and comparing XAI techniques in TensorFlow or PyTorch.

Target Audience
Academic community, industry professionals, postgraduate students, and practitioners interested in the development and application of AI models, with a particular focus on deep learning for image analysis and the integration of explainability into real-world scenarios.

ihealth

The Workshop is organised by "iHEALTH - Millennium Institute for Intelligent Healthcare Engineering", and presented by Prof. Rodrigo Salas, supported by some researchers from that institute.

rodrigo Prof. Rodrigo Salas F (Senior Member, IEEE) received the B.S. and M.Sc. degrees in informatics engineering and the D.Eng. degree in informatics from Federico Santa María Technical University (UTFSM), Chile, in 2001, 2003 and 2010, respectively. From 2002 to 2004, he was a Research Assistant with the Informatics Department, UTFSM. Since 2004, he has been with the Universidad de Valparaíso, where he is currently a Full Professor with the Biomedical Engineering School and Teaches in data mining, probability and statistics, and machine learning. He is also a Main Researcher with the Center of Research and Development in Health Engineering (CINGS-UV). He participates in several programs with the Universidad de Valparaíso, such as the Biomedical engineering, the M.Sc. degree in biomedical engineering, the M.Sc. degree in statistics, the Ph.D. degree in Statistics, and the Ph.D. degree in science and engineering for health. His research interests include computational intelligence, data science, decision support systems, intelligent systems and their applications to finance, air pollution, healthcare, and medicine. He is the Director of its "Centro Interdisciplinario de Investigación Biomédica e Ingeniería para la Salud - MEDING" and principal investigator in Chile's Millennium Institute of Engineerint and Artificial Intelligence for Health - iHEALTH.

Workshop 2 – Multimodal Learning: Vision + Language
Description
 The National Artificial Intelligence Center (CENIA, Chile) invites you to participate in the Multimodal Learning Workshop, an event dedicated to exploring the latest advancements at the intersection of computer vision, natural language processing, and foundational models. This workshop will bring together researchers from various disciplines to discuss fundamental and applied aspects of multimodal learning, including:
  • Models and architectures for integrating visual and textual information
  • New algorithms and training techniques
  • Interpretability and explainability of multimodal models
  • Applications in areas such as health, education, culture, creative industry, and more
The workshop aims to foster dialogue among academia, industry, and the public sector, promoting collaboration around technologies that are redefining contemporary artificial intelligence.

  • Date and Location: To be defined
  • Modality: In-person
  • Organized by: National Artificial Intelligence Center (CENIA)
  • Target Audience: Academic community, industry professionals, postgraduate students, and those interested in the development and application of multimodal AI models.

Programme

To first version of the Conference Programme is now available as a PDF download. Please note that the organisers reserve the right to make adjustments to the programme, if necessary.

Registration

For an accepted paper to be presented and published, it needs to be associated to an "Author Full Fee" registration (and not to a Student or an Other registration). If only a student author is attending the conference and presenting their paper, then they need to pay an "Author full fee" (and not the student fee). We have to operate like this to cover conference and publishing costs. Also, if one of the authors registers as "Author Full Fee", additional authors of the same paper who also want to attend the conference only need to pay a lower fee e.g. as Student or Other, as appropriate to their status. Following IAPR policy, each author full fee registration will cover the presentation of up to three papers by the registered person who also needs to be a co-author of those papers. Presentation of additional papers beyond those three, by the same conference delegate will require the payment of an additional full author fee. In all cases there are reductions for members of the sponsoring organisations.

All authors of accepted papers and all other attendees, will need to register using the following link. You will then be redirected to a new webpage. Click on the dropdown menu labeled “Seleccione” to view the list of available options. Scroll to the bottom of the list, where you will find several options related to the conference, listed as “CONGRESO IEEE ICPRS 2025: XXXX”, where XXXX corresponds to the specific type of registration.

Once you select the appropriate option, you will be taken to the next page, where the applicable registration fee will be displayed. Please choose between either RUT (Chilean national ID number) or "Identificador Unico (Tax Id)” (non-Chilean), and complete all required fields, including:

  • RUT / Identificador Unico (Tax Id) => Passport number or any ID
  • First Name / Nombre
  • Last Name / Apellido
  • Email / Correo Electrónico
  • Telephone Number / Teléfono
Next, select your preferred payment method. For international payments, PayPal and Flywire are recommended.

After completing the payment, please send an email to ICPRS@uai.cl with your paper number (if applicable), your payment confirmation and the necessary details for issuing an invoice (e.g. name of organisation, VAT number, etc. as required).

The fee structure is as follows (all fees are given and charged in US dollars (USD) and include attendance to the workshops):

Category Early Bird Fee
(until 26 October 2025)   		 Standard Fee
(until 22 November 2025)    		Late Fee
(from 23 November 2025)
Author member Full Fee (IEEE/IAPR members)    320 370 400
Author non-member Full Fee    400 470 500
Student member (IEEE/IAPR members) 1 50 100
Student non-member 50 100 200
Other member (IEEE/IAPR member) 200 240 300
Other Non-Member 400 470 500
Workshop only 30 30 30
Additional page 25 30 40

Notes:
  • The student fees do not include the official dinner event
  • IAPR membership means being a member of a national association affiliated to the IAPR
  • Delegates using the IEEE/IAPR fees, need to accredit their membership by uploading a relevant document when registering

Accommodation

Venue

The conference will take place at the Viña del Mar Campus (in Spanish) of the Universidad Adolfo Ibañez. Address: Padre Hurtado 750, Viña del Mar. Please see the Travel section in this page on how to get there.

Accommodation

We suggest the following hotels:
  • Pullman. This has a small discount for delegates. To make your reservation, send your request to the following email address: reservas.chile@accor.com (copied to carla.trujillo@accor.com, subject: ICPRS).
  • Novotel
  • Florencia (this hotel is about 7 mins. walk from the Novotel, see below for bus pickup)
We are planning to have a daily bus picking up people from the Pullman Hotel first and then from the Novotel Hotel. Details will be given later.

Organisers

Local Chairs

Dr. Sebastian Moreno (University Adolfo Ibáñez, Chile)
Dr. Romina Torres (University Adolfo Ibáñez, Chile)

General Chairs

Dr. Cesar Astudillo (Universidad de Talca, Chile)
Dr. Karol Suchan (Universidad Diego Portales, Chile)
Prof. Sergio A. Velastin (Queen Mary University of London, UK
Universidad Carllos III, Madrid, Spain)

IEEE Liaison Chair

Dr. Saumya Reni (University of Westminster/IEEE, UK)

Regional Chairs

Deisy Chavez (Universidad del Valle, Colombia)
Dr. Gustavo Fernández (Austrian Institute of Technology, Austria)
Prof. José García-Rodríguez (Universidad de Alicante, Spain)
Prof. Wilson Rivera (Universidad de Puerto Rico, Puerto Rico)
Dr. Clovis Tauber (UMR U1253 iBrain, Univ. Tours, Inserm, Fance)
Dr. Maria Trujillo (Universidad del Valle, Colombia)
Dr. Vinay Kumar Venkataramana (IVIS Labs, India)
Prof. Qiao Wang (Southeast University, PR China)
Prof. M. Haroon Yousaf (University of Engineering and Technology Taxila, Pakistan)

Scientific Committee

Prof. Lynn Abbott (Virginia Tech, USA)
Dr. Daniel Acevedo (Universidad de Buenos Aires, Argentina)
Dr. Mohammed Yahya Alghamdi (Albaha University, Saudi Arabia)
Dr. Amel Tuama Alhussainy (Northern Technical University, Iraq)
Dr. Hector Allende (Pontificia Universidad Catolica de Valparaiso, Chile)
Dr. Paulo Ambrosio (State University of Santa Cruz, Brazil)
Abdullah All Mamun Anik (University of Huddersfield, UK)
Dr. Diego Aracena (Universidad de Tarapacá, Chile)
Dr. Javier Baladron (Universidad de Santiago de Chile, Chile)
Dr. Juan Bekios-Calfa (Universidad Católica del Norte, Chile)
Dr. Jose Bernal (FAU Erlangen–Nürnberg, Germany)
Prof. Marie Beurton-Aimar (University Bordeaux, France)
Juan Blandón (Universidad Tecnológica de Uruguay, Uruguay)
Prof. John William Branch (Universidad Nacional de Colombia, Colombia)
Dr. Maria Elena Buemi (Universidad de Buenos Aires, Argentina)
Dr. Guillermo Carbajal (Universidad de la República, Uruguay)
Ricardo Contreras (Universidad de Concepción, Chile)
Dr. Jose Delpiano (Universidad de los Andes, Chile)
Prof. Juan Matias Di Martino (Universidad Catolica del Uruguay, Uruguay)
Dr. Jorge Espinosa-Oviedo (Politécnico Colombiano Jaime Isaza Cadavid, Colombia)
Dr. Ernesto Fabregas (UNED-Madrid, Spain)
Dr. Gonzalo Farías (Pontificia Universidad Católica de Valparaíso, Chile)
Dr. Alejandro Figueroa (Universidad Tecnologica Metropolitana, Chile)
Prof. Alejandro C. Frery (Victoria University, New Zealand)
Dr. Mayssa Frikha (University of Tunis El Manar, Tunisia)
Dr. Gonzalo Garcia (VCU, College of Engineering, USA)
Dr. Thierry Garcia (INP Toulouse, France)
Rohin Garg (Cruise, USA)
Dr. Walter Gomez (Universidad de la Frontera, Chile)
Dr. Yuanlin Gu (University of Stirling, UK)
Dr. Mohammad Harris (University of Hertfordshire, UK)
Dr. Oscar Alberto Henao Gallo (Technical University of Pereira, Colombia)
Dr. Ruber Hernández García (Universitad Católica del Maule, Chile)
Prof. Susana M Iglesias (Universidade Estadual de Santa Cruz, Brazil)
Dr. Jose Luis Jara (University of Santiago de Chile, Chile)
Vikramaditya Jakkula (Dataminingtools Inc, India)
Prof. Monica Karel Huerta (IEEE/Universidad Politécnica Salesiana, Ecuador)
Dr. Zheng Li (Stockton University, USA)
Dr. Roberto Leon (Universidad Tecnica Federico Santa Maria, Chile)
Dr. Hans Lobel (Pontificia Universidad Catolica de Chile, Chile)
Dr. Julio Lopez (Universidad Diego Portales, Chile)
Saulo Machicao (Universidad Nacional San Agustin de Arequipa, Peru)
Prof. Dimitrios Makris (Kingston University, UK)
Prof. Sebastian Maldonado (University of Chile, Chile)
Sumit Mamtani (Walmart Global Tech, USA)
Prof. Antoine Manzanera (ENSTA ParisTech, France)
Dr. Lucio Marcenaro (University of Genova, Italy)
Dr. Jose Fco Martinez Trinidad (Instituto Nacional de Astrofísica Óptica y Electrónica , Mexico)
Prof. José M. Martínez (Universidad Autónoma de Madrid, Spain)
Dr. Jesus Martínez del Rincón (Queen University Belfast, UK)
Prof. Heber Ivan Mejia Cabrera (Universidad Señor de Sipán, Peru)
Dr. Marcelo Mendoza (Pontificia Universidad Catolica, Chile)
Prof. Vladimir Milián Núñez (Universidad de las Ciencias Informáticas, Cuba)
Dr. Miguel Moctezuma-Flores (Universidad Nacional de Mexico, Mexico)
Prof. Jose Manuel Molina (Universidad Carlos III de Madrid, Spain)
Prof. Agustin Moreno (National University of Colombia, Colombia)
Dr. Sandrine Mouysset (University of Tours, France)
Ramesh Nair (Planet Labs, USA)
Prof. Jean-Claude Ngatchou (New Jersey City University, USA)
Prof. Thanh Phuong Nguyen (University of Côte d'Azur, France)
Dr Nudrat Nida (Bahria University, Pakistan)
Prof. Mark Nixon (Southampton University, UK)
Prof. Marcelo Okano (Paulista University UNIP, Brazil)
Dr. Chollette Olisah (University of West England, UK)
Prof. João Paulo Papa (São Paulo State University, Brazil)
Dr. Bhagath Parabattina (Lakireddy Bali Reddy College of Engineering Mylavaram, India
Dr. Sangho Park (Central Conneticut State University, USA)
Prof. Helio Pedrini (University of Campinas, Brazil)
Dr. Billy Peralya (Universidad Andres Bello, Chile)
M. Angélica Pinninghoff J. (Universidad de Concepcion, Chile)
Fabricio Quirós Corella (Centro Nacional de Alta Tecnologia-CENAT, Costa Rica)
Dr. Nicolas Ragot (Université de Tours/ LIFAT, France)
Dr. Heilym Ramirez (Universidad Técnica Federico Santa María, Chile)
Miguel Andres Realpe Robalino (ESPOL, Ecuador)
Prof. Johnny Rengifo (Universidad Técnica Federico Santa Maria, Chile)
Dr. Alejandro Restrepo (Universidad Nacional de Colombia (Medellin), Colombia)
Jorge Reyes (NT2 Labs, Chile)
Dr. Eraldo Ribeiro (Florida Institute of Technology, USA)
Dr. Josué Manuel Rivera Velázquez (CEREMA, France)
Dr. Bhuvendhraa Rudrusamy (Heriot-Watt University, Malaysia)
Prof. Rodrigo J. Salas Fuentes (Universidad de Valparaiso, Chile)
Dr. César San Martín (Universidad de la Frontera, Chile
Prof. Angel Sappa (Computer Vision Center/ESPOL, Spain/Ecuador)
Dr. Leticia Seijas (Universidad Nacional de Mar del Plata UNMDP, Argentina)
Aaditya Singh (Amazon Web Services - Rekognition, USA)
Dr. Anurag Singh (Palo Alto Networks, USA)
Dr. Domenico Sorrenti (Universita di Milano - Bicocca, Italy)
Prof. Pierre Spiteri (INP Toulouse, France)
Dr. Patricia Suarez (ESPOL, Ecuador)
Prof. Jinshan Tang (Michigan Technological University, USA)
Dr. Juan Tapia (Hochschule Darmstadt, Germany)
Prof. Nicolas Torres (Universidad Técnica Federico Santa María, Chile)
Dr. Ronny Vallejos (Universidad Tecnica Federico Santa Maria, Chile)
Dr. Vinay Kumar Venkataramana (Ivis Labs PVT Ltd., India)
Prof. Boris Vintimilla (ESPOL, Ecuador)
Yuqing Wang (Microsoft, USA)
Dr. Juan Zamora (Pontificia Universidad Católica de Valparaiso, Chile)
Dr. Pablo Zegers (Aparnix, Chile)


Frequently Asked Questions

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