Since its first edition in 1991, the PRIP has been the place for scientists, researchers, and engineers to come together and discuss the basic and applied science in the field of pattern recognition and information processing, the latest developments in machine learning, computer vision. UIIP NASB, BSUIR, and BSU were perfect venues to meet colleagues to exchange up-to-date technical knowledge, new ideas, and experience. In these challenging times, when physical meetings are poorly-possible, we have decided that PRIP2021 will go online! We will stream sessions which will allow us to reach out to representatives of the wider scientific community including the young generation that would normally not have the means and/or time to physically travel to Minsk.
General Organizer and Hoster
Co-organizer
Co-organizer
Conference Chairman
Conference Vice-Chairman
Program Committee Co-Chairman / Chief Event Officer
Program Committee Co-Chairman
Astsatryan, Hrachya (Armenia)
Belokonov, Igor (Russia)
Bogonikolos, Nikos (Greece)
Chemeris, Alexander (Ukraine)
Deserno, Thomas M. (Germany)
Doudkin, Alexander (Belarus)
Dziech, Andrzej (Poland)
Frucci, Maria (Italy)
Gallo, Luigi (Italy)
Golenkov, Vladimir (Belarus)
Golovko, Vladimir (Belarus)
Gurevich, Igor (Russia)
Hiromoto, Robert (USA)
Kharin, Yuriy (Belarus)
Kovalev, Vassili (Belarus)
Krasnoproshin, Viktor (Belarus)
Madani, Kurosh (France)
Marcelli, Angelo (Italy)
Mariage, Jean-Jacques (France)
Nedzved, Alexander (Belarus)
Nystrom, Ingela (Sweden)
Piuri, Vincenzo (Italy)
Roth, Hubert (Germany)
Sachenko, Anatoly (Ukraine)
Sanniti di Baja, Gabriella (Italy)
Shmerko, Vlad (Canada)
Starovoitov, Valery (Belarus)
Subbotin, Sergey (Ukraine)
Tatur, Mikhail (Belarus)
Uchida, Seiichi (Japan)
Yanushkevich, Svetlana (Canada)
Ye, Shiping (China)
Yingke, Xu (China)
Zaitseva, Elena (Slovakia)
Zalesky, Boris (Belarus)
Zalewski, Janusz (USA)
Zhao, Qiangfu (Japan)
There are two roles for attendees:
PARTICIPANTS (charged) and LISTENERS (free).
To beсome a PARTICIPANT you need to register and pay a conference fee. One registration fee covers a maximum of two publications of the same applicant.
The conference will be held using an online platform, a link to which will be given to the participant after confirmation of payment of the registration fee.
For LISTENERS, the YouTube live stream will be organized with the opportunity to ask questions.
Papers for the conference (maximum 4 A4 pages) must be submitted electronically via the EasyChair system.
Pre-published papers which are presented at or published at or submitted to any other event or journal/book will not be accepted.
All submissions must be written in English, starting with a brief statement of the problem, the achieved results, their significance, and comparison with previous works (if any), as well as a list of references. The submission should also include the title of the proposed paper, authors’ names, affiliations, addresses, name, e-mail, and topics that best describe the paper.
Submission of papers to the PRIP’2021 is open to all authors from all over the world regardless of their age, sex, nationality, religion, and project membership.
All submitted papers will be reviewed. After the paper acceptance, the author/s should prepare a camera-ready version to meet all comments and suggestions made by the reviewers. At least one author should attend the conference for the paper presentation.
All accepted papers will be published in Conference Proceedings which be available for download under Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 International License
Selected papers will be invited then for publishing in the series of "Communications in Computer and Information Science" (Springer publishing house) in extended format.
Minsk, Belarus
