Recent Results Posters
Interested authors are invited to submit their most recent results in information theory and its applications, on topics including, but not limited to:
| • Boolean Functions and Sequences | • Information Inequalities |
| • Coding for Storage | • Integrated Circuit Design for Information Theory |
| • Coding Theory | • Multimedia Processing |
| • Communication Theory | • Network Coding and Information Theory |
| • Computation and Complexity in Information Theory | • Pattern Recognition and Machine Learning |
| • Cryptography and Information-Theoretic Security | • Quantum Information and Coding Theory |
| • Data Privacy and Security | • Shannon Theory |
| • Deep Learning in Information Theory | • Signal Processing |
| • Distributed Coding and Computation | • Source Coding and Data Compression |
| • Estimation and Detection | • Sparsity and Compressed Sensing |
| • Formalization of Information Theory | • Statistical Inference and Learning |
| • Group Testing | • Statistical Physics for Information Theory |
| • Information Hiding | • Statistics and Information Geometry |
| • Information Theory for Biology | • Wireless Communications |
Schedule
Submission deadline: August 7, 2024, 23:59, AoE August 14, 2024, 23:59, AoE (Extended):
The submission site is now closed.
Acceptance notification: August 21, 2024
Authors who wish to present their work in the recent results poster session and to have their abstract included in the symposium proceedings should submit a one-page abstract on EDAS.
Authors should use the same format as for regular ISITA papers, but with one page only. Note that a submitted abstract should be a final version; no revisions will be considered. Formatting errors may lead to rejection.
The program committee will screen and approve submissions based on the relevance and the timeliness of the result. Poster abstracts will not appear in IEEE Xplore.
For Presenters of the Poster Session
Please check "Guidelines for Presenters" for details.
