NAFIPS'21 will feature a number of student activities:
Best student paper competition: every first-author student is eligible to complete for the best student paper, evaluated both for written paper and presentation.
Explainable Fuzzy AI Challenge: more information can be found here. (Please note the timeline)
Congratulations to the recipients of NAFIPS'21student paper awards:
Best student paper award:
- Michele Lopes, Francielle Santo Pedro, Laecio Barros, Estevao Esmi, and Daniel Sanchez "Use of t-norm in an epidemiological model for COVID-19"
Outstanding Student Paper Awards:
- Camilo Franco and Daniela Cadavid "Estimating fuzzy possibility functions for e-commerce decision support"
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Tatiana Ringenberg, Kathryn Seigfried-Spellar and Julia Rayz "Uncertainty to Avoid Entrapment: Comparing Internet Stings to Real Victim Conversations"
Honorable Mention:
- Andrew Barth, Kelly Cohen, and Ou Ma "A Fuzzy Logic Approach for Spacecraft Landing Site Selection"
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Kanishka Misra and Julia Taylor Rayz "Finding Fuzziness in Neural Network Models of Language Processing"