Mathematical and Computational Modeling of Natural and Artificial Human Senses
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Special Issue Information
Dear Colleagues,
Modeling human senses goes beyond the classic five senses sight, hearing, smell, taste, and touch, and includes others like balance, proprioception, and thermoception; even cognitive aspects like memory and emotion play a role in the experience of being conscious and alive. This call for papers aims to attract high-quality work devoted to the mathematical and computational modeling of natural and artificial human senses using the tools of algebra, probability, geometry, and numerical analysis, to mention but a few. We intend to relay the rise in machinery technology for monitoring our bodies (e.g., healthcare, security and vigilance, activity monitoring) and, through sensors, emulate and recreate our senses. This Special Issue provides a premier venue for people working on mathematical and computational modeling of any aspect related to understanding this research area at the forefront of artificial intelligence. Mathematics is an extraordinary discipline of the human mind, and abstracting the results of observation about natural and artificial sensor patterns is, without any doubt, a challenge and of great attraction to researchers. In this Special Issue, we invite front-line authors to submit original research on, not exclusively, the following potential topics:
- Mathematics and perception;
- Brain-inspired methods;
- Mathematical modeling of spiking neural networks;
- Probabilistic modeling of human senses;
- Mathematics and neuroscience;
- Mathematical and computational structure of human senses;
- Mathematical and computational modeling of healthcare sensors.
All submitted papers should comply with the guidelines and standards of Computation. Submissions must be made electronically on the website before the deadline and follow the journal format. Submitted papers must describe previously unpublished and original research.
Prof. Dr. Gustavo Olague
Dr. Rocío Ochoa-Montiel
Prof. Dr. Isidro Robledo-Vega
Dr. Juan-Manuel Ahuactzin
Dr. Marlen Meza-Sánchez
Guest Editors
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Keywords
- mathematical modeling
- computational modeling
- natural and artificial human senses
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