IPSJ Transactions on Computer Vision and Applications was established in 2009 by the Special Interest Group on Computer Vision and Image Media (SIG-CVIM) of the Information Processing Society of Japan (IPSJ), which is the largest professional computer science and information processing society in Japan established in 1960.
Papers should cover:
- Sensors, Range Imaging, Stereo vision, Cognitive vision, Active vision, Physics-based vision, Real Time Systems, Smart Sensors, Omnidirectional Vision, Projector-camera systems
- Early Vision, Filtering, Image and Data Representation, Feature Extraction, Segmentation, Texture and Color, Illumination and Reflectance, Super-resolution
- Camera Calibration, Modeling, Shape Representation, 2D and 3D modeling, Shape from X, Image Registration, Motion Analysis, Tracking
- Invariance in Recognition, Target/Object Recognition, Scene Analysis & Understanding, Statistical Pattern Recognition, Structural and Syntactic Pattern Recognition, Neural Networks, Classification, Clustering, Statistical Methods, Manifold Learning, Kernel Methods, Support Vector Machines, Perceptual Learning, Learning Performance and Evaluation
- Vision for Graphics, Visualization, Cultural Heritage Preservation, Image-Based Modeling
- Face and Gesture, Surveillance, Biometrics, Human-computer Interaction, Medical Image Analysis, Biomedical Imaging
- Image Database Systems, Multimedia, Image and Video Retrieval, OCR, Document Analysis and Understanding, Video Analysis, Event Recognition
- Visual Navigation, Human-Robot Interaction, Humanoid Robots, Automation and Robotics, Visual Inspection
- Intelligent Transport Systems, Remote Sensing