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Human-Centric Intelligent Systems (HCIN) is a fully open access, international journal, dedicating to disseminating the latest research findings on all theoretical and practical applications in human-centric intelligent systems, and to providing cutting-edge theoretical and algorithmic insights in human-centric computing and analytics.

  • Welcomes interdisciplinary topics and applications research work.
  • Publication in this journal is free of charge for Authors.
  • Official journal of Guangdong AiScholar Institute of Academic Exchange (GDAIAE).

Editor-in-Chief
  • Tianrui Li,
  • Guandong Xu
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18,541 (2022)

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  • Call for Papers: Applications of Deep Learning in Affective Computing

    Human-Centric Intelligent Systems invites authors to submit to the thematic special collection “Applications of Deep Learning in Affective Computing”, which aims to advance our understanding of emotions, human-computer interactions, and the potential of deep learning in creating empathetic and emotionally intelligent technologies, appealing to readers interested in this intersection.

    The collection is edited by Prof. M.Murugappan, Prof. Diego Oliva and Prof. B.Vinoth Kumar.

  • Call for Papers: Towards Controllable, Interpretable, Robust Representation Learning for Data-driven Modeling

    Human-Centric Intelligent Systems invites authors to submit to the thematic special collection “Towards Controllable, Interpretable, Robust Representation Learning for Data-driven Modeling”, which focuses on all the topics highly-correlated to Controllable, Interpretable, Robust Representation Learning for Data-driven Modeling.


    The collection is edited by Prof. Feng Zhao, Prof. Wei Wei and Prof. Lin Li.

  • Call for Papers: Recent Advance on Artificial Intelligence and Operation Research in Supply Chain

    Human-Centric Intelligent Systems invites authors to submit to the thematic special collection “Recent Advance on Artificial Intelligence and Operation Research in Supply Chain”, which is designed to highlight recent theoretical and methodological advancements, case studies, applications, technical contributions, survey results, and applications of tools and techniques to improve technological infrastructure in the application of AI and OR models to meet efficiency challenges and produce more cost-effective and sustainable solutions in logistics and supply chain management.


    The collection is edited by Dr. Reza Lotfi, Prof. Gerhard-Wilhelm Weber and Prof. Sadia Samar Ali.

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2667-1336
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