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December 7-10, 2018 Dorsett Grand Chengdu,China

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Conference Program

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Contents

Welcome Letter 2

Conference Committees 3

Useful Information 4

Instructions for Presentation 5

Conference Agenda

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Introduction of Speakers

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Parallel Presentation Sessions

Parallel Oral Session 1-7, Dec. 8, 2018 27


Poster Presentation Session 15-16, Dec. 8, 2018 46





Poster Presentation Session 40, Dec. 10, 2018 99

Parallel Oral Session 41-47, Dec. 10, 2018

Parallel Oral Session 48-54, Dec. 10, 2018

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Academic Visiting 133

One Day Tour 134

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Welcome Letter

It is our great pleasure to welcome you to attend the 2018 IEEE 4th International Conference on

Computer and Communications (ICCC) during Dec. 7-10, 2018 in Chengdu. ICCC 2018 is dedicated to

issues related to computer and communications.

The major goal and feature of ICCC is to bring academic scientists, engineers, industry researchers

together to exchange and share their experiences and research results, and discuss the practical

challenges encountered and the solutions adopted. Prestigious experts and professors has been invited

to deliver the latest information in their respective expertise areas. It will be a golden opportunity for

the students, researchers and engineers to interact with the experts and specialists to get their advice

or consultation on technical matters, sales and marketing strategies. The conference has 5 Keynote

Speakers, 5 Plenary Speakers, 6 Invited Speakers, and 56 Technical Sessions.

The proceedings of ICCC consist of 502 excellent papers accepted from among papers which were

submitted to ICCC from universities, research institutes, and industries. All the papers were peer-

reviewed by conference committee members and reviewers.

We’d like to express our sincere gratitude to everyone who has contributed to ICCC 2018 as its success

could have only been achieved through a team effort. Additionally, our special thanks go to all the

conference speakers for their insightful and contemporary thought leadership on many emerging

research topics. We would also like to especially thank the conference chairs, the program chairs and

the session chairs, for putting the conference together; as well as to all the technical committee

members and reviewers for their excellent work in reviewing the papers and their other academic

support efforts. Finally, we are particularly grateful to all the authors and presenters of the papers as

well as all the attendees for their contributions to this wonderful conference.

Conference Organizing Committees

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Conference Committees

Conference Advisory Committee

Prof. Leyi Wang, IEEE Fellow, Wayne State University, USA

Conference General Chairs

Prof. Sheng-Uei Guan, Xi'an Jiaotong-Liverpool University, China

Prof. Yulin Wang, Wuhan University, China

Conference Co-Chairs

Prof. Tianrui Li, Southwest Jiaotong University, China

Prof. Xiaohai He, Sichuan University, China

Prof. Yutaka Ishibashi, Nagoya Institute of Technology, Japan

Organizing Committee Co-Chairs

Prof. Bo Yan, University of Electronic Science and Technology of China, China

Prof. Yang Yang, Sichuan University, China

Prof. Yan Yang, Southwest Jiaotong University, China

Conference Program Chairs

Prof. Nan Wang, California State University, Fresno, USA

Prof. Ai Bo, Beijing Jiaotong University, China

Prof. Yinglei Song, Jiangsu University of Science and Technology, China

Prof. Zhanji Wu, Beijing University of Posts and Telecommunications, China

Prof. Wanyang Dai, Nanjing University, China

Publicity Chair

Prof. Pingguo Huang, Seijoh University, Japan

Technical Committees List is available at website: http://www.iccc.org/committee.html

http://www.iccc.org/committee.html

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Useful Information

Conference Venue

Dorsett Grand Chengdu (成都帝盛君豪酒店)

Website: http://www.dorsetthotels.com/chengdu/index.php

Address: 168 Xi Yulong Street (In Google Map, 168 W Yulong St) Qingyang District, Chengdu, Sichuan,

610041 China

(Contact: 刘琴 (Winnie Liu); Email: [email protected]; Mobile: (86) 1592895 0662 )

Free WIFI access is available for all delegates in the conference venue, please connect to

“DORSETT-WIFI” and no password is needed.

Weather

Average Temperature in December in Chengdu

5℃-11℃

Transportation

Public Transport: Chengdu Metro Line 1 (06:15-23:00) and Chengdu Metro Line 4 (06:10-23:30) are

both available and please take off at “Luomashi Station” G Exit (骡马市站-G 出口).

Taxi: It will cost around 60 RMB from Shuangliu International Airport to Conference Venue.

Attention

Please take care of your belongings in the public places. Don’t stay too late in the city, don’t be alone

in the remote area. Be aware of the strangers who offer you service, signature of charity, etc., at many

scenic spots. You can search more Tourist Information and Security tips online.

Contact Us

Ms. Heleny Yi

Email: [email protected]

Mobile: +86-13086600000

Website: http://www.iccc.org/

http://www.dorsetthotels.com/chengdu/index.php

http://www.iccc.org/

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Instructions for Presentation

No-Show Policy

A paper not presented or presented by a non-author without prior written approval by the Conference

Technical Program Chair will be removed from the final conference proceedings before uploading to

IEEE Xplore. No refund will be made to authors of those papers.

Please come 10 minutes earlier before your session starts.

※ A best presentation will be selected from each session which will be announced and awarded a best

presentation certificate during the Conference Banquet On Dec. 8th and 9th, 2018.

Devices Provided by the Conference Organizer

Laptops (with MS-Office & Adobe Reader)

Projector & Screen

Laser Sticks

Portal Frame

Materials Provided by the Presenters

Oral Presentation: PowerPoint or PDF files. Please copy your slide file to the desktop before session

starts.

Poster Presentation: 841mm high and 594mm wide (A1 size), Poster must be in the “Portrait”

orientation (not “Landscape”). Please prepare the poster yourself and bring it to conference venue.

During your poster session, the author should stay by your poster paper to explain and discuss your

paper.

Duration of Each Presentation

Regular Oral Session: about 15 minutes of presentation including Q&A.

Poster Session: about 10 minutes of presentation for each poster.

About Dress Code

All participants are required to dress formally. Casual wear is unacceptable. National formal dress is

acceptable.

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Conference Agenda

※Note:

7F: Dorsett Ballroom (帝盛厅), Meeting Room 3A (会议三厅 A), Meeting Room 3B (会议三厅 B) and

Meeting Room 6 (会议六厅)

5F: Meeting Room 8 (会议八厅), Meeting Room 9 (会议九厅) and Meeting Room 10 (会议十厅)

6F: Fu Yue Xuan (福悦轩中餐厅)

4F: Room Mudan (牡丹) and Furong (芙蓉)

2F: Yue Rong Café (悦蓉咖啡厅)

Dec. 7, 2018

10:00-17:00 Participants check-in & Materials Collection—Meeting Room 8 (5F)

Morning Schedule-Dec. 8, 2018

Venue: Dorsett Ballroom (7F)

Chair Person: Prof. Yang Yang, Sichuan University, China

08:30-09:00 Welcome Address

Prof. Xiaohai He, Sichuan University, China

Conference Opening Remarks

Prof. Yulin Wang, Wuhan University, China

TPC Chair Address

Prof. Zhanji Wu, Beijing University of Posts and Telecommunications, China

Experts Group Photo

09:00-09:40

Speaker I

Prof. Leyi Wang, IEEE Fellow, Wayne State University, USA

Speech Title: Embracing New Paradigms of Data- and Complexity-Based

Integration of Control, Communications, and Computing in Network Systems

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09:40-10:20

Speaker II


Speech Title: Opportunities and Challenges in Information Communications

Technology

10:20-11:10

Coffee Break and Group Photo

Chair Person: Prof. Yan Yang, Southwest Jiaotong University, China

11:10-11:50 Speaker III

Prof. Nan Wang, California State University, USA

Speech Title: BullDog Mote: Low Power Design Technologies for Wireless Sensor

Networks

11:50-12:30 Speaker IV

Prof. Thorsten Herfet, Saarland University, Germany

Speech Title: Enabling Multiview- and Light Field-Video for Veridical Visual

Experiences

12:30-14:00

Lunch-Yue Rong Café (2F) and Fu Yue Xuan (6F)

Afternoon Schedule-Dec. 8, 2018

Parallel Oral Sessions

14:00-16:00 Session1: Sentiment Analysis and Classification [Meeting Room 3A]

Papers: IC067 IC090 IC122 IC185 IC346 IC349 IC475 IC570

14:00-16:00 Session 2: Multimedia Technology and Network Protocol [Meeting Room 3B]


14:00-16:00 Session 3: Information Network and Application Technology

[Meeting Room 6]


14:00-16:00 Session 4: Mobile Computing and Cloud Computing [Meeting Room 9]


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14:00-16:00 Session 5: Algorithm Design and High Performance Computing

[Meeting Room 10]


14:00-16:00 Session 6: IP and Broadband Network Technology [Room Mudan]


14:00-16:00 Session 7: Filter and Electronic Component Development [Room Furong]


16:00-16:20 Coffee Break

16:20-18:05 Session 8: Machine Learning and Calculation Method [Meeting Room 3A]

Papers: IC1022 IC215 IC339 IC387 IC512 IC585 IC130

16:20-18:05 Session 9: Channel Estimation [Meeting Room 3B]

Papers: IC181 IC191 IC412 IC080-A IC244 IC368 IC415

16:20-18:05 Session 10: Target Detection [Meeting Room 6]


16:20-18:05 Session 11: Microwave Communication Engineering [Meeting Room 9]


16:20-18:05 Session 12: Antenna Design and Development [Meeting Room 10]


16:20-18:05 Session 13: Communication and Information System [Room Mudan]


16:20-18:05 Session 14: Image Matching and Image Classification [Room Furong]


Poster Presentation Sessions

14:00-16:00 Session 15: MIMO System and Performance Optimization [Meeting Room 8]

Papers: IC003 IC046 IC053 IC072 IC115 IC252 IC303 IC543 IC566 IC572 IC616 IC722


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16:20-18:20 Session 16: Navigation and Positioning Technology [Meeting Room 8]


18:30-20:30 Conference Banquet-Dorsett Ballroom (7F)

Morning Schedule-Dec. 9, 2018 Venue: Dorsett Ballroom (7F)

Chair Person: Prof. Yulin Wang, Wuhan University, China

08:45-09:25 Speaker V


Speech Title: Cooperation among Humans and Robots with Force Feedback over

Network

09:25-10:05

Speaker VI


Speech Title: Data-Driven Intelligence: Challengues and our Solutions

10:05-10:45

Speaker VII


Speech Title: Scatterer Modeling @ Mmwave Band in High-Speed Railway

Scenarios

10:45-11:05

Coffee Break

Chair Person: Prof. Yinglei Song, Jiangsu University of Science and Technology, China

11:05-11:35 Speaker VIII


Speech Title: Quantum-cloud-computing and MIMO Communication: Unification,

Fault Tolerance, and Bestgo Scheduling with Blockchain and Big Data

11:35-12:05 Speaker IX


Speech Title: Muti-view Clustering and Its Applications

12:05-13:45

Lunch-Yue Rong Café (2F) and Fu Yue Xuan (6F)

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Invited Speakers Presentations and Parallel Oral Sessions

13:45-14:00 Invited Speaker I [Meeting Room 3A]

Prof. Shinji Sugawara, Chiba Institute of Technology, Japan

Speech Title: Distributed Systems for Contents Sharing --- From Peer-to-Peer to

Edge and Fog Computing

14:00-16:00

Session 17: Ad Hoc Network and Wireless Transmission Technology

[Meeting Room 3A]


13:45-14:00 Invited Speaker II [Meeting Room 3B]

Prof. Watanabe Histoshi, Tokyo University of Science, Japan

Speech Title: Reliability Management of the Nationwide Telecommunication

Network-Experiences in the Japanese PSTN Network

14:00-16:00

Session 18: Internet of Things Technology and Engineering Applications

[Meeting Room 3B]


13:45-14:00 Invited Speaker III [Meeting Room 6]

Prof. Herwig Unger, University of Hagen, Germany

Speech Title: Innovative Structures for the WWW

14:00-16:00

Session 19: Communication Network Resource Allocation and Management

[Meeting Room 6]


13:45-14:00 Invited Speaker IV [Meeting Room 9]

Assoc. Prof. Emanuel S. Grant, University of North Dakota, USA

Speech Title: Software Engineering Formal Specification Methodology in

Augmented and Virtual Reality Environments- A Proposal

14:00-16:00

Session 20: Cyber Security [Meeting Room 9]


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13:45-14:00

Invited Speaker V [Meeting Room 10]

Asst. Prof. Yuichiro Tateiwa, Nagoya Institute of Technology, Japan

Speech Title: LiNeS: Network Administration Exercise System with Support

Functions for Finding and Helping Stuck Students

14:00-16:00

Session 21: Coding Theory and Method [Meeting Room 10]


13:45-14:00 Invited Speaker VI [Room Mudan]

Prof. Pingguo Huang, Seijoh University, Japan

Speech Title: Will Transmission with Haptic Sensation in Networked Virtual

Environment

14:00-16:00

Session 22: Embedded System and Intelligent Control Engineering

[Room Mudan]


13:45-16:00 Session 23: Face Recognition [Room Furong]

Papers: IC490 IC539 IC568 IC699 IC705 IC021 IC589 IC147 IC502


16:20-18:20 Session 24: Software Development and Testing [Meeting Room 3A]


16:20-18:20 Session 25: Big Data Processing and Key Technologies [Meeting Room 3B]


16:20-18:20 Session 26: Medical Image Processing and Method [Meeting Room 6]


16:20-18:20 Session 27: Neural Network Theory and Application [Meeting Room 9]


16:20-18:20 Session 28: Text Classification and Semantic Analysis [Meeting Room 10]


16:20-18:20 Session 29: Computer Science and Engineering [Room Mudan]


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16:20-18:20 Session 30: Smart Grid and Electrical Engineering [Room Furong]



14:00-16:00 Session 31: Data Theory and Engineering [Meeting Room 8]



16:20-18:20 Session 32: Routing Protocol Design and Algorithm [Meeting Room 8]


18:30-20:30 Conference Banquet-Dorsett Ballroom (7F)

Morning Schedule-Dec. 10, 2018

Parallel Oral Sessions (10:30-10:50 Coffee Break Time)

09:00-12:20 Session 33: Modern Information Theory and Technology [Meeting Room 3A]


09:00-12:20 Session 34: Signal Analysis and Method [Meeting Room 3B]

Papers: IC207 IC075 IC451 IC057 IC440 IC1019 IC1007 IC264 IC299 IC353 IC479

IC617

09:00-12:20 Session 35: Pattern Recognition [Meeting Room 6]


09:00-12:20 Session 36: Computer Vision and Image Processing [Meeting Room 9]


09:00-12:20 Session 37: Neural Network Theory and Application [Meeting Room 10]


09:00-12:20 Session 38: Information System Management and Scheduling [Room Mudan]

Papers: IC081 IC1004 IC182 IC608 IC615 IC009 IC068 IC1015 IC193 IC577 IC575

IC609

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09:00-12:20 Session 39: Image Denoising and Image Enhancement [Room Furong]


Poster Presentation Session (10:00-10:20 Coffee Break Time)

09:00-11:20 Session 40: Wireless Sensor Network Design and Optimization

[Meeting Room 8]


12:20-13:30 Lunch-Yue Rong Cafe (2F)


Parallel Oral Sessions

13:30-15:45 Session 41: Future Communications and Satellite Communications Engineering

[Meeting Room 3A]


13:30-15:45 Session 42: Communication Network Resource Allocation and Calculation

[Meeting Room 3B]


13:30-15:45 Session 43: Traffic Network and Intelligent Transportation [Meeting Room 6]


13:30-15:45 Session 44: Information Privacy and Security [Meeting Room 9]


13:30-15:45 Session 45: Clustering Algorithm [Meeting Room 10]


13:30-15:45 Session 46: Intelligent Algorithm and Performance Analysis [Room Mudan]


13:30-15:45 Session 47: Information Attack and Defense [Room Furong]



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16:00-18:15

Session 48: Communication Principle and Technology [Meeting Room 3A]


16:00-18:15 Session 49: Network Architecture Design and Function Optimization

[Meeting Room 3B]


16:00-18:15 Session 50: Signal Processing [Meeting Room 6]


16:00-18:15 Session 51: Data Encryption and Application [Meeting Room 9]


16:00-18:15 Session 52: Computer Network and Communication Engineering

[Meeting Room 10]


16:00-18:15 Session 53: Computer Theory and Engineering Practice [Room Mudan]


16:00-18:15 Session 54: Electronic Information Engineering and Application [Room Furong]



13:30-15:10 Session 55: Electronics and Communication Engineering [Meeting Room 8]

Papers: IC253 IC272 IC453 IC535 IC419 IC456 IC487 IC674 IC276 IC171


15:30-17:10 Session 56: Signal Acquisition and Detection [Meeting Room 8]

Papers: IC505 IC593 IC091 IC319 IC389 IC517 IC312 IC689 IC198 IC259

18:10-20:30 Dinner-Yue Rong Cafe (2F)

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Dec. 10, 2018

09:00-12:00 Academic Visiting at Southwest Jiaotong University

09:00-16:00

One-Day Tour in Chengdu

Giant Panda Research Base, Wenshu Monastery,

Kuanzhai Xiangzi Alleys and Tea-tasting in People’s Park

(Lunch and Tickets of Scenic Spots are already included in the fee)

(Onsite registration cannot be accepted)

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Introduction of Speakers

Speaker I

Prof. Leyi Wang, IEEE Fellow, Department of Electrical and Computer

Engineering, Wayne State University, USA

Speech Title: Embracing New Paradigms of Data- and Complexity-Based

Integration of Control, Communications, and Computing in Network Systems

Abstract: Modern systems are dominantly characterized by interconnected network systems. They are

exemplified by power grids, electric vehicle charging networks, edge computing, renewable generators

and controllable loads, autonomous vehicles, smart buildings, smart cities, gene networks, energy and

material flow networks, to name just a few. Management of such network systems encounters

fundamental issues of information, uncertainty, and complexity, and demands integration of control,

communications, and computing.

In this presentation, we will highlight some key motivations and critical issues in networked systems and

explain the importance in pursuing data- and complexity-based approaches. In particular, we will briefly

discuss some recent advances in this direction, including data-size reduction in system identification,

data transfer frequency reduction in estimation, data volume reduction in decision-based methodologies

for modeling, and data travel distance reduction in distributed optimization and control strategies. A few

cases will be used to illustrate how communication system properties and uncertainties can impact safety

and control performance of network systems.

Biography: Le Yi Wang received the Ph.D. degree in electrical engineering from McGill University,

Montreal, Canada, in 1990. Since 1990, he has been with Wayne State University, Detroit, Michigan, where

he is currently a professor in the Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering. His research

interests are in the areas of complexity and information, system identification, robust control, H-infinity

optimization, time-varying systems, adaptive systems, hybrid and nonlinear systems, information

processing and learning, as well as medical, automotive, communications, power systems, and computer

applications of control methodologies. He was a keynote speaker in several international conferences.

He serves on the IFAC Technical Committee on Modeling, Identification and Signal Processing. He was

an Associate Editor of the IEEE Transactions on Automatic Control and several other journals, and an

Associate Editor of Journal of Control Theory and Applications. He was a Visiting Faculty at University of

Michigan in 1996, Visiting Faculty Fellow at University of Western Sydney, Australia, in 2009 and 2013,

and Visiting Faculty at Vienna University of Technology, Austria, in 2016.

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He is a member of a Foreign Expert Team in Beijing Jiao Tong University and a member of the Core

International Expert Group at Academy of Mathematics and Systems Science, Chinese Academy of

Sciences.

He received Research Initiation Award (1992) and Faculty Internship Award (1994) from the USA National

Science Foundation, Best Paper Award from IEEE EIT 2012, Best Poster Award from IEEE SEM 2012, Best

Paper Award from ICEEE 2017, Best Paper Award in Journal of Systems Science and Complexity in 2016,

Best Associate Editor Award (2016) from Control Theory and Technology, Outstanding Reviewer Award

(2012-2013) from Automatica, Faculty Research Award (1992), College of Engineering Outstanding

Teaching Award (1995), President Research Enhancement Award (2003-2005), College of Engineering

Faculty Research Excellence Award (2015) from Wayne State University. He is an Eminent Engineer in Tau

Beta Pi, a member of Academy of Scholars at Wayne State University, and a Fellow of IEEE.

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Speaker II


Speech Title: Opportunities and Challenges in Information Communications

Technology

Abstract: This talk introduces the overall trends of Information Communications Technology (ICT) and

presents an overview for opportunities and challenges in ICT. Critical issues, research problems and

developments of ICT in various areas are addressed, such as green computing, Internet computing,

mobile computing, and intelligent computing. Opportunities and challenges in relevant areas are also

covered, for example, Internet of Things, cloud computing, big data analytics. Critical development of

ICT in various aspects are proposed thereafter. Finally, the challenges faced by the higher education

sector are also discussed.

Biography: Steven Guan received his M.Sc. & Ph.D. from the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill.

He is currently a Professor and the Director for Research Institute of Big Data Analytics at Xi'an Jiaotong-

Liverpool University (XJTLU). He served the head of department position at XJTLU for 4.5 years, creating

the department from scratch and now in shape. Before joining XJTLU, he was a tenured professor and

chair in intelligent systems at Brunel University, UK. Prof. Guan has worked in a prestigious R&D

organization for several years, serving as a design engineer, project leader, and department manager.

After leaving the industry, he joined Yuan-Ze University for three and half years. He served as deputy

director for the Computing Center and the chairman for the Department of Information &

Communication Technology. Later he joined the Electrical & Computer Engineering Department at

National University of Singapore as an associate professor. Prof. Guan’s research interests include:

machine learning, intelligent systems, computational intelligence, big data analytics, data mining,

personalization, modeling, security, networking, electronic commerce, mobile commerce, coding theory,

and pseudorandom number generation. He has published extensively in these areas, with 130+ journal

papers and 180+ book chapters or conference papers. He has chaired and delivered keynote speeches

for 30+ international conferences and served in 170+ international conference committees and 20+

editorial boards.

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Speaker III

Prof. Nan Wang, California State University, USA

Speech Title: BullDog Mote: Low Power Design Technologies for Wireless

Sensor Networks

Abstract: Wireless Sensor Networks (WSNs) have been widely employed in numerous real world

applications, from air pollution monitoring and landslide detection to structural health monitoring.

However, its limited battery life span and data transmission throughput of small sensor nodes majorly

hinders its further development. In most cases, WSNs are composed of a significant number of nodes

deployed in a widespread area in which not all nodes are directly connected. Several attractive low power

design techniques, such as energy harvesting, clock scheduling, dynamic voltage scheduling and low

power design methods at all of WSNs multiple layers will be discussed in this talk. The same low-power

design techniques can be employed for a variety of other power-constrained applications such as

consumer electronics and medical devices.

Biography: Dr. Nan Wang received his B.S. in Computer Science from Xiamen University in Xiamen, China,

and his Ph.D. in Computer Engineering from the University of Louisiana in Lafayette, Louisiana. From

2008 to 2015, Dr. Wang has been with West Virginia University Institute of Technology, where he earned

a tenured position in 2014. He is currently an associate professor within the Department of Electrical and

Computer Engineering at California State University in Fresno, California. He has served as a keynote

speaker, session chair, TPC member, and reviewer for various peer reviewed journals and conferences, in

which he also has numerous publications. Dr. Wang is also serving as a panelist for the National Science

Foundation’s program solicitation for the Japan-US Network Opportunity (JUNO2) and the R&D for

Trustworthy Networking for Smart and Connected Communities. He has more than 20 years of combined

industry and teaching experience. His research interests include system-on-chip/network-on-chip

communication architecture, embedded systems, FPGA/ASIC design and implementation, real-time

computing and VLSI design, and wireless communication. In his free time, Dr. Wang serves as a faculty

advisor for the Asian Christian Student Organization at the California State University in Fresno, California.

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Speaker IV

Prof. Thorsten Herfet, Saarland University, Germany

Speech Title: Enabling Multiview- and Light Field-Video for Veridical Visual

Experiences

Abstract: With the advent of UHDTV and the inclusion of High Dynamic Range, High Frame Rate and

Extended Color Gamut 2D-imagery is able to push technical parameters up to the limits of the human

visual sense. Consequently, developments in sensor technology can be used to capture information

beyond 2D-imagery. In this paper we introduce multiview- and light field-video as an option to capture

(at least parts of) the plenoptic function and therewith drive veridical visual experiences. Our contribution

is on tools for capturing and encoding so called 5D light fields. We have built a multi-camera array

producing up to 6 GigaRays/s and a real-time hierarchical H.264 MVC encoder that enables encoding

the light fields in form of a legacy compliant video stream.

Biography: Prof. Dr.-Ing Thorsten Herfet is full university professor at the Saarland Informatics Campus,

Germany. Prior to his appointment (2004) he has been VP Advanced Research with Grundig AG and

Manager CE Standards and Regulation EMEA with Intel Corp.

Thorsten received his diploma on electrical engineering and his Ph.D. on digital image processing and

transmission form Technical University Dortmund in 1988 and 1991 respectively. In his industrial and

academic carrier Thorsten published more than 150 papers and articles, holds more than 15 patents and

has led large scale collaborative research projects of several 10 Mio. € volume, funded by the German

National Science Foundation, Ministry of Research and Education and the European Commission under

FP7 and H2020. He served as the Dean for Mathematics and Computer Science 2006-2008 and as the

University's Vice President Research and Techology Transfer 2014-2017 and as the Director of Research

and Operations of the Intel Visual Computing Institute 2009-2017. Thorsten’s research is focused on

Cyber-Physical Networking, Latency and Resilience-Aware Streaming, Computational Videography and

High Mobility in Multicarrier-Systems

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Speaker V


Speech Title: Cooperation among Humans and Robots with Force Feedback

over Network

Abstract: Currently, many researchers focus on studies on collaborative work by employing multiple

remote robot systems with force feedback. In a remote robot system, for example, a human can operate

a remote robot with force sensors over a network by using a haptic interface device while watching video.

Each human can perceive reaction force via the haptic interface device when the robot arm hits/touches

some objects. Therefore, by using multiple systems, we can do various types of work which only humans

cannot do. In such work, we need to achieve efficient cooperation among humans and robots (that is,

between robots, between robots and humans, and between humans) by using force feedback as well as

voice and video over a network. To realize stable and high-quality remote robot control with force

feedback, we need to integrate and enhance stabilization control and QoS (Quality of Service) control

which we have independently studied so far. In the keynote speech, we will explain the current state of

study on remote robot systems with force feedback and present new directions of the study

Biography: Yutaka Ishibashi received the B.E., M.E., and Ph.D. degrees from Nagoya Institute of

Technology, Nagoya, Japan, in 1981, 1983, and 1990, respectively. In 1983, he joined the Musashino

Electrical Communication Laboratory of Nippon Telegraph and Telephone Public Corporation (currently,

NTT). From 1993 to 2001, he served as an Associate Professor of Department of Electrical and Computer

Engineering, Faculty of Engineering, Nagoya Institute of Technology. Currently, he is a Professor of

Department of Computer Science, Graduate School of Engineering, Nagoya Institute of Technology.

From June 2000 to March 2001, he was a visiting researcher, Department of Computer Science and

Engineering, University of South Florida (USF), USA. His research interests include networked multimedia,

QoS (Quality of Service) control, media synchronization, and remote robot control with force feedback.

He was the Chair of the IEICE Communication Quality Technical Committee from 2007 to 2009. He served

as TPC Chair of IEEE CQR (Communications Quality and Reliability) Workshop in 2011 and 2012. He also

served as NetGames (Network and Systems Support for Games) Workshop Co-Chair in 2006, 2010, 2014,

and 2017, Executive Committee Chair of Tokai-Section Joint Conference on Electrical, Electronics,

Information, and Related Engineering in Japan, Chair of MAW 2017 (Metro Area Workshop in Nagoya,

2017), Conference Co-Chair of IEEE ICCC 2017, Conference Chair of ICCCS 2018, and Technical Program

Chair of IEEE ICCE-TW 2018. He was IEEE Nagoya Section Secretary in 2015 and 2016, and he is currently

IEEE Nagoya Section Chair. He is further a Steering Committee Member of NetGames. He is a Fellow of

IEICE, a Senior member of IEEE, and a Member of ACM, ITE, IPSJ, VRSJ, and IEEJ.

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Speaker VI


Speech Title: Data-Driven Intelligence: Challengues and Our Solutions

Abstract: Data-Driven Intelligence has become a hot research topic in the area of information science.

This talk aims to outline the challengues on Data-Driven Intelligence. Then our solutions for Data-Driven

Intelligence are provided, which cover the following aspects. 1) A hierarchical entropy-based approach

is demonstrated to evaluate the effectiveness of data collection, the first step of Data-Driven Intelligence.

2) A multi-view-based method is illustrated for filling missing data, the preprocessing step for Data-

Driven Intelligence. 3) A unified framework is outlined for Parallel Large-scale Feature Selection to

manage Big Data with high dimension. 4) A MapReduce-based parallel method together with three

parallel strategies are presented to compute rough set approximations for classification, which is a

fundamental part in rough set-based data analysis similar to frequent pattern mining in association rules.

5) Incremental learning-based approaches are shown for updating approximations and knowledge in

dynamic data environments, e.g., the variation of objects, attributes or attribute values, which improve

the computational efficiency by using previously acquired learning results to facilitate knowledge

maintenance without re-implementing the original data mining algorithm. 6) A deep-learning-based

model to deal with multiple different sources of data is developed. 7) Several applications on high speed

train and urban computing, etc. are shown.

Biography: Tianrui Li received his B.S. degree, M.S. degree and Ph.D. degree from the Southwest Jiaotong

University, China in 1992, 1995 and 2002 respectively. He was a Post-Doctoral Researcher at Belgian

Nuclear Research Centre (SCK • CEN), Belgium from 2005-2006, a visiting professor at Hasselt University,

Belgium in 2008, the University of Technology, Sydney, Australia in 2009 and the University of Regina,

Canada in 2014. And, he is presently a Professor and the Director of the Key Lab of Cloud Computing

and Intelligent Technique of Sichuan Province, Southwest Jiaotong University, China. Since 2000, he has

co-edited 6 books, 10 special issues of international journals, 15 proceedings, received 5 Chinese

invention patents and published over 240 research papers in refereed journals and conferences (e.g.,

KDD, IJCAI, UbiComp). Three papers were ESI Hot Papers and Ten papers was ESI Highly Cited Papers.

His Google H-index is 32. He serves as the area editor of International Journal of Computational

Intelligence Systems (SCI), editor of Knowledge-based Systems (SCI) and Information Fusion (SCI), etc.

He is an IRSS fellow, a distinguished member of CCF, a senior member of ACM, IEEE, CAAI, ACM SIGKDD

member, Chair of IEEE CIS Chengdu Chapter, Treasurer of ACM SIGKDD China Chapter and CCF YOCSEF

Chengdu Chair (2013- 2014). Over fifty graduate students (including 8 Post- Docs, 12 Doctors) have been

trained. Their employment units include Microsoft Research Asia, Sichuan University, Baidu, Alibaba,

Tencent and Huawei. They have received 2 "Si Shi Yang Hua" Medals, Best Papers/ Dissertation Awards

13 times, Champion of Sina Weibo Interaction-prediction at Tianchi Big Data Competition (Bonus 200,000

RMB), Second Place of Social Influence Analysis Contest of IJCAI-2016 Competitions.

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Speaker VII


Speech Title: Scatterer Modeling @ Mmwave Band in High-Speed Railway

Scenarios

Abstract: Mmwave communication has been regarded as one of key technology in 5G. FCC has allocated

28 GHz, 37/39 GHz and 64-71 GHz frequencies as licensed or unlicensed bands for 5G mobile radio

services (MRS). As is known, the sensitivity of mmWave links to blockage is due to their weak diffraction

characteristics and the scatterers in real physical scenarios are usually neglected. In this talk, we will

discuss about the scatterer modeling for wireless channel at mmwave band in high-speed railway

scenarios, which is of great importance to the precise channel modeling in rail traffic scenarios.

Biography: Prof. Bo Ai received his Master degree and Ph. D. degree from Xidian University in China. He

graduated from Tsinghua University with the honor of Excellent Postdoctoral Research Fellow at Tsinghua

University in 2007. He was a visiting professor at EE Department, Stanford University in 2015. He is now

working at Beijing Jiaotong University as a full professor and Ph. D. candidate advisor. He is the Deputy

Director of State Key Lab of Rail Traffic Control and Safety, and the Deputy Director of International Joint

Research Center. He is one of the main responsible people for Beijing “Urban rail operation control

system” International Science and Technology Cooperation Base, and the backbone member of the

Innovative Engineering Based jointly granted by Chinese Ministry of Education and the State

Administration of Foreign Experts Affairs.

He has authored/co-authored 8 books and published over 300 academic research papers in his research

area. He has hold 26 invention patents. He has been the research team leader for 26 national projects

and has won some important scientific research prizes. He has been notified by Council of Canadian

Academies (CCA) that, based on Scopus database, Prof. Bo Ai has been listed as one of the Top 1%

authors in his field all over the world. Prof. Bo Ai has also been Feature Interviewed by IET Electronics

Letters. His interests include the research and applications of channel measurement and channel

modeling, dedicated mobile communications for rail traffic systems.

Prof. Bo Ai is a Fellow of the Institution of Engineering and Technology (IET Fellow), IEEE VTS

Distinguished Lecturer. He is an IEEE VTS Beijing Chapter Vice Chair. IEEE BTS Xi’an Chapter Chair. He was

as a Co-chair or a Session/Track Chair for many international conferences. He is an Editor of IEEE

Transactions on Consumer Electronics and an Editorial Committee Member of the Wireless Personal

Communications journal. He is the Lead Guest Editor for Special Issues on IEEE Transactions on Vehicular

Technology, IEEE Antennas and Propagations Letters, International Journal on Antennas and

Propagations.

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He has received many awards such as Outstanding Youth Foundation from National Natural Science

Foundation of China, the Qiushi Outstanding Youth Award by Hong Kong Qiushi Foundation, the New

Century Talents by the Chinese Ministry of Education, the Zhan Tianyou Railway Science and Technology

Award by the Chinese Ministry of Railways, and the Science and Technology New Star by the Beijing

Municipal Science and Technology Commission.

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Speaker VIII


Speech Title: Quantum-cloud-computing and MIMO Communication:

Unification, Fault Tolerance, and Bestgo Scheduling with Blockchain and Big

Data

Abstract: We develop a smart generic system that unifies quantum cloud-computing and MIMO wireless

communication into a single system for resources-competing users. Inside the system, network hardware

architecture and software structure are designed by high-performance cloud quantum-computers and

quantum blockchain for the evolution of the current Internet to the future quantum IP based one. User’s

qubit based arrival data streams are described by big data flows whose random dynamics is accurately

modeled by our recently known stochastic models. Fault tolerance with optimal error correction and

service capacity via our latest mutual information formula are presented. Smart BestGo resource

allocation policies within quantum blockchain are dynamically proposed via Nash equilibrium points to

a game-theoretic scheduling problem. Numerical implementations will be presented to illustrate the

effectiveness of our system and policies.

Biography: Wanyang Dai is a Distinguished Professor in Nanjing University, a Special Guest Expert in

Jiangsu FinTech Research Center, President of Jiangsu Probability & Statistics Society, Chairman of

Jiangsu BigData-Blockchain and Smart Information Special Committee, and Editor-in-Chief of Journal of

Advances in Applied Mathematics, where his research includes stochastic processes related optimization

and Pareto optimal control/game, admission/scheduling/routing protocols and performance

analysis/optimization for BigData-Blockchain oriented quantum-cloud computing and wireless/wireline

communication systems, forward/backward stochastic (ordinary/partial) differential equations and their

applications to queueing systems, Internet of Things, energy and power engineering. His “influential"

papers are published in ”big name" journals, e.g., Operations Research, Communications in Mathematical

Sciences, Journal of Computational and Applied Mathematics, Queueing Systems, Mathematical and

Computer Modeling of Dynamical Systems. His researches were awarded as outstanding papers by

academic societies, e.g., IEEE Top Conference Series. He received his Ph.D degree from Georgia Institute

of Technology, U.S.A., in 1996. He was an MTS (permanent) in End-to-End Network Architecture

Department of AT&T Bell Labs (now called Nokia Bell Labs) in U.S.A. from 1996-1999, where he was

principal investigators and developers of several projects in telecommunication network architecture and

design, network performance and financial engineering, operating system and database development to

support various intelligent engines/models for strategy planning and BigData analytics in a “Plug-in and

Play" manner, with some (nowadays called cloud computing) project won ”Technology Transfer". He is

also editors of over 20 international journals ranging from pure mathematics to its applications (e.g.,

Wireless Engineering and Technology, Artificial Intelligence), General Chairs and plenary/keynote

speakers of over 30 IEEE and international conferences.

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Speaker IX


Speech Title: Muti-view Clustering and Its Applications

Abstract: In many real-world problems data are from different sources or different views. For instance,

the same news may be reported by different news organizations, and a video may be encoded in different

amounts of images and sounds. All these are referred to as multi-view data. Multi-view Clustering (MvC)

has attracted increasing attention in recent years by aiming to exploit complementary and consensus

information across multiple views. In this talk, I will discuss MvC including co-training style algorithms,

multi-kernel learning, multi-view graph clustering, multi-view subspace clustering, multi-task multi-view

clustering and their applications.

Biography: Dr. Yan Yang is currently Professor and vice dean of Information Science and Technology,

Southwest Jiaotong University. She worked as a visiting scholar at the Center of Pattern Analysis and

Machine Intelligence (CPAMI) in Waterloo University of Canada for one and half year. She is an Academic

and Technical Leader of Sichuan Province. Her research interests include artificial intelligence, big data

analysis and mining, ensemble learning, cloud computing and service. Prof. Yang has participated in

more than 10 high-level projects recently. And have taken charge of two programs supported by the

National Natural Science Foundation of China (NSFC), one NSFC International (Regional) Cooperation

and Exchanges program, one Project of National Science and Technology Support Program, and one

Supporting Program for Science and Technology of Sichuan Province. She has authored and co-authored

over 150 papers in journals and international conference proceedings, 1 special issue of international

journal, 1 proceeding and 2 books. She also serves as the Vice Chair of ACM Chengdu Chapter, a

distinguished member of CCF, a senior member of CAAI, a member of IEEE, ACM, ACM SIGKDD, CCF

Education Work, CCF Artificial Intelligence and Pattern Recognition, CCF Theoretical Computer Science,

CAAI Machine Learning, CAAI Grain Calculation and Knowledge Discovery Committee, Deputy Secretary

General of Sichuan Computer Society and Vice Chair of Big Data Industry University Research Council of

Sichuan Institute of Electronics.

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Parallel Presentation Sessions

Dec. 8-Parallel Oral Session 1

S1: Sentiment Analysis and Classification

Session Chair:

Time: 14:00-16:00 [Meeting Room 3A-7F]

IC067

14:00-14:15

Text Sentiment Analysis: A Review

Ronglei Hu

Beijing Electronic Science and Technology Institute, China

IC090

I. 14:15-14:30

Research on Highlight Snippets Identification Technology Based on Sentiment

Analysis of Bullet Curtain

Meiqi HAN

East China University of Science and Technology, China

IC122

II. 14:30-14:45

Lyric Emotion Estimation Using Word Embedding Learned from Lyric Corpus

Kazuyuki Matsumoto

Tokushima University, Japan

IC185

III. 14:45-15:00

Cross-domain Sentiment Classification based on Transfer Learning and Adversarial

Network

Xiuyu Duan

Beijing University of Posts and Telecommunications, China

IC346

IV. 15:00-15:15

User and Product Attention Model Based on Recommendation Algorithm for

Sentiment Classification

Yingli Shen

Jiangsu Normal University, China

IC349

V. 15:15-15:30

Sentiment-Polarized Word Embedding for Multi-Label Sentiment Classification

Liujie Zhang


IC475

VI. 15:30-15:45

Sentiment Classification Based on Specific Target

Yaping Yin


28

IC570

VII. 15:45-16:00

Attribute-based Sentiment Analysis for Recommendation

Qianqian Wang


Note

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S2: Multimedia Technology and Network Protocol

Session Chair:

Time: 14:00-16:00 [Meeting Room 3B-7F]

IC063

14:00-14:15

Research on Congestion Control Algorithms for Real-time Audio and Video Stream

Chaojun Li


IC290

VIII. 14:15-14:30

A Panoramic Video Transmission System Design Based on LTE Network

Xianghuang Chen

Tongji University, China

IC097

IX. 14:30-14:45

Predicting Micro-blog Individual Retweet Behavior based on user's Interest Drift

Chunlong Fu

XiHua University, China

IC435

X. 14:45-15:00

Forensics on Twitter and WeChat Using a Customised Android Emulator

Songyang Wu

The Third Research Institute of Ministry of Public Security, China

IC203

XI. 15:00-15:15

Refactoring Orchestrated Web Services into Microservices Using Decomposition

Pattern

Mathawee Tusjunt

Chulalongkorn university, Thailand

IC445

XII. 15:15-15:30

A Robust Authentication Protocol for Multi-Server RFID System Applications

Wei Wang

Tianjin University of Technology, China

IC337

XIII. 15:30-15:45

REEFS: An SDN Hyper File System Based on Erasure Coding

Jehn-Ruey Jiang

National Central University, Taiwan

IC653

XIV. 15:45-16:00

Locality-Aware PMI Usage for Efficient MPI Startup

Giuseppe Congiu

Argonne National Laboratory, USA

30


S3: Information Network and Application Technology

Session Chair:

Time: 14:00-16:00 [Meeting Room 6-7F]

IC274

14:00-14:15

A New Data Packet Transfer Strategy for Opportunistic Mobile Network

Bitao Peng

Guangdong University of Foreign Studies, China

IC643

XV. 14:15-14:30

Research on The Positioning Precision of Ranging Methods in VHF Data Exchange

System

Wenjun An

Nanjing University of Science and Technology, China

IC243

XVI. 14:30-14:45

Data Transmission Optimization Method Based on Mobile Nodes

Lingling Gao

China Transport Telecommunications and Information Center, China

IC548

XVII. 14:45-15:00

Adapting Block-sized Captures for Faster Network Flow Analysis on the Hadoop

Ecosystem

Alberto Hilado MEDALLA

Ateneo de Manila University, Philippines

IC328

XVIII. 15:00-15:15

Oversampling for Imbalanced Time Series Classification Based on Generative

Adversarial Networks

Chengbao Liu

University of Chinese Academy of Sciences, China

IC489

XIX. 15:15-15:30

Research on Network Traffic Prediction Based on Long Short-Term Memory Neural

Network

Haipeng Lu

Beijing University of Technology, China

IC636

XX. 15:30-15:45

An Anti-Jamming Approach for Infrared Target Tracking Using Trajectory Prediction

and Network Flow

Hong Cui

Beijing Institute of Environmental Features, China

31

IC642

XXI. 15:45-16:00

Sparse-Domain Interference Coordination Scheme in Ultra-Dense Networks

Lusheng Wang

Hefei University of Technology, China

Note

32


S4: Mobile Computing and Cloud Computing

Session Chair:


IC1011

14:00-14:15

QoE-aware Access Node Selection Considering Mobile Edge Computing

Yang Gao


IC410

XXII. 14:15-14:30

Competition and Cooperation between Edge and Remote Clouds: A Stackelberg

Game Approach

Xin Yu


IC499

XXIII. 14:30-14:45

Incomplete Contract-Based Ownership Allocation for Operator in Mobile Edge

Computing

Ran Ding


IC651

XXIV. 14:45-15:00

Minimum Completion Time Offloading Algorithm for Mobile Edge Computing

Li Niu

Yunnan University, China

IC093

XXV. 15:00-15:15

Research on Cloud Computing Security Evaluation Model Based on Trust

Management

Zihuan YU

Jilin University, China

IC291

XXVI. 15:15-15:30

A PSO-Based Energy-Efficient Fault-Tolerant Static Scheduling Algorithm for Real-

Time Tasks in Clouds

Pengze Guo

Shanghai Jiao Tong University, China

IC342

XXVII. 15:30-15:45

Data-dependent Tasks Re-scheduling Energy Efficient Algorithm

Zhang Xiaoqing

Wuhan Polytechnic University, China

33

IC414

XXVIII. 15:45-16:00

Dynamic Access Control Model Based on FAHP in Cloud Environment

Ya LI


Note

34


S5: Algorithm Design and High Performance Computing

Session Chair:


IC580

14:00-14:15

An Efficient Genetic Algorithm of Multi-Constellation Satellite Selection

Xin Meng

Peking University, China

IC269

XXIX. 14:15-14:30

An Improved Adaptive Sampling Algorithm

Lian Wu

Northeastern University, China

IC386

XXX. 14:30-14:45

Gas Emission Prediction in Coal Mining Faces Based on GA-SM-SVR

Hui Chen

Anhui University of Science& Technology, China

IC444

XXXI. 14:45-15:00

Use FCN to Accurately Judge the Frontal Face or Side Face

Yan Zhang

East China Normal University, China

IC484

XXXII. 15:00-15:15

Correction for Energy Level Transition under the Constraint of Elite Rate in

Multiscale Quantum Harmonic Oscillator Algorithm

Lei Mu

University of Electronic Science and Technology of China, China

IC486

XXXIII. 15:15-15:30

Properties of (λ, q)-Bézier Curves and Surfaces

Qing-Bo Cai

Quanzhou Normal University, China

IC519

XXXIV. 15:30-15:45

Ultrasound Compressive Sensing Using BCS-FOCUSS

Muhammad Amir

International Islamic University, Pakistan

IC524

XXXV. 15:45-16:00

ABC Algorithm Based Multiuser Detector for TDRSS Forward Link MA Service

Xu Jiang

Harbin Institute of Technology, China

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S6: IP and Broadband Network Technology

Session Chair:

Time: 14:00-16:00 [Room Mudan-4F]

IC022

14:00-14:15

Research on IPv6 Transition Technology for Digital Ocean

Yongquan Yang

Ocean University of China, China

IC526

XXXVI. 14:15-14:30

A Low-Loss Broadband One-Way Transmission Structure Based on Nonreciprocal

Coupling

Maomao jiang

University of Science and Technology of China, China

IC553

XXXVII. 14:30-14:45

Broadband Asymmetric Transmission of Linear Polarization in a Tri-layer

Metasurface

Xiaodong Wu

Chongqing University, China

IC258

XXXVIII. 14:45-15:00

Enabling Work-Conserving Bandwidth Guarantees for Multi-tenant Datacenters

with Network Support

Fang Cao

Inspur Electronic Information Industry Co., Ltd., China

IC1013

XXXIX. 15:00-15:15

Broadband Miniaturized Bandpass Frequency Selective Surfaces Based on Fractal

Transmissive Metasurface Elements

Lina Ma


IC552

XL. 15:15-15:30

Evaluating the Impact of High-Bandwidth Memory on MPI Communications

Giuseppe Congiu

Argonne National Laboratory, USA

IC574

XLI. 15:30-15:45

Tactical Internet Communication Traffic Characteristics and Modeling Methods

Qi Guo

Xi‘an Technological University, China

36

IC313

XLII. 15:45-16:00

A Modified UWB Antipodal Vivaldi Antenna with Elliptical Lens

Zeqiang Chen

Communication University of China, China

Note

37


S7: Filter and Electronic Component Development

Session Chair:

Time: 14:00-16:00 [Room Furong-4F]

IC154

14:00-14:15

Efficient Frequency-Domain Equalization Scheme for High-Order Faster-Than-

Nyquist System

Zhanji Wu


IC382

XLIII. 14:15-14:30

Suspected Abnormal Cervical Nucleus Screening Based on a Two-Cascade Classifier

Ying Han


IC092

XLIV. 14:30-14:45

Road-Map Aided VSIMM-GMPHD Filter for Ground Moving Target Tracking

Haojie Yu

Beijing Institute of Technology, China

IC234

XLV. 14:45-15:00

Road Map Extraction Using GMPHD Filter and Linear Regression Method for Ground

Target Tracking

Jihong Zheng


IC403

XLVI. 15:00-15:15

Kernelized Correlation Filter Tracking with Scale Adaptive Filter and Feature

Integration

Shan Jiang

Chinese Academy of Science, China

IC704

XLVII. 15:15-15:30

Hammerstein Subband Spline Adaptive Filter for Nonlinear System Identification

Chang Liu

Dongguan University of Technology, China

IC711

XLVIII. 15:30-15:45

Median Based Wiener Filtering interpolation method for Progressive display using

Local Homogeneous Area Selector

Xiangdong Chen

Nanjing University of Posts and telecommunications, China

38

IC563

XLIX. 15:45-16:00

Fault Detecting and Excluding upon S-RANCO and Lagrange Interpolation

Zun Niu


Note

39


S8: Machine Learning and Calculation Method

Session Chair:


IC1022

16:20-16:35

A Cloud Based Four-Tier Architecture for Early Detection of Heart Disease with

Machine Learning Algorithms

S M Hasan Mahmud

Daffodil International University, Bangladesh and University of Electronic Science

and Technology of China, China

IC215

L. 16:35-16:50

Performance Prediction for CSR-Based SpMV on GPUs Using Machine Learning

Changjiang Zhang

Wenzhou-Kean University, China

IC339

LI. 16:50-17:05

A Machine Learning Approach to Service Rule Conversion

Xinfeng Ye

The University of Auckland, New Zealand

IC387

LII. 17:05-17:20

An SDN/NFV Proof-of-Concept Test-Bed for Machine Learning-based Network

Management

Wei Jiang

German Research Center for Artificial Intelligence, Germany

IC512

LIII. 17:20-17:35

Topology Construction of Backbone Network Based on Machine Learning

Qi Chen


IC585

LIV. 17:35-17:50

Machine Learning and Emotional Fluctuation System to Indicate Game Quality and

Foreboding Anticipating Players in Future Serials of Games

Tianshu Li

Wenzhou-Kean University, China

IC130

LV. 17:50-18:05

Incremental Learning of Single-stage Detectors with Mining Memory Neurons

Wei Li


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S9: Channel Estimation

Session Chair:


IC181

16:20-16:35

Joint Sparse Channel Estimation and Data Transmission for Many Access MIMO

System

Kun Zhang


IC191

LVI. 16:35-16:50

Joint Sparse Channel Estimation Under NOMA Scheme for Many Access MIMO

System

Kun Zhang


IC412

LVII. 16:50-17:05

Weighted lP Minimization for Compressive Channel Estimation in FDD Massive

MIMO

Wei Lu

Air Force Early Warning Academy, China

IC080-A

LVIII. 17:05-17:20

State Estimation of Chaotic Lurie Systems with Event-triggered Sampling and

Transmission Delay

Juanhui Zheng

Jiangnan University, China

IC244

LIX. 17:20-17:35

On Practical Applications of Channel-Aware Polar Codes

Yu-Ming Huang

National Chiao Tung University, Taiwan

IC368

LX. 17:35-17:50

Research on Channel Characteristic Analysis Method Based on Laplace Wavelet and

Matching Pursuit Algorithm

Hu Aihua

Beijing University of Post and Telecommunication, China

IC415

LXI. 17:50-18:05

Physical-layer Secret Key Generation with Correlated Eavesdropping Channel

Henglei Jin

Information Engineering University, China

41


S10: Target Detection

Session Chair:


IC087

16:20-16:35

Analyses of Time Efficiency and Speed-ups in Inference Process of Two-stage Object

Detection Algorithms

Jiang Wu

Zhengzhou Information Science and Techology Institute, China

IC546

LXII. 16:35-16:50

Zenithal People Detection Based on Improved Faster R-CNN

Lin Li

National Digital Switching System Engineering and Technology Research Center,

China

IC667

LXIII. 16:50-17:05

Smoking Image Detection based on Convolutional Neural Networks

Shuo Wang

University of Science & Technology Beijing, China

IC058

LXIV. 17:05-17:20

Traffic Sign Detection Method of Improved SSD Based on Deep Learning

ZHU Dongtao

National University of Defense Technology, China

IC348

LXV. 17:20-17:35

Crack Detection using Fast Spectral Clustering Considering Graph Connectivity

Daiki Shiotsuka

DepaKurume College, Japan

IC169

LXVI. 17:35-17:50

Proposal Generation by Learning Visual Relationship

Yahui Dong


IC646

LXVII. 17:50-18:05

Accelerometer-based Gesture Recognition Using MFCC and HMM

Zhenyu He

Jinan University, China

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S11: Microwave Communication Engineering

Session Chair:


IC039

16:20-16:35

Phase Noise Compensation for DFT-s-OFDM Waveforms in MIMO System

Xinyue Zheng


IC466

LXVIII. 16:35-16:50

Iterative Rank-Two Transmit Beamforming Design for QoS-Diffserv Multi-group

Multicasting Systems

Zilong Zhang

The 28th Research Institute of China Electronics Technology Group Corporation,

China

IC541

LXIX. 16:50-17:05

Controllability of Wave Propagation through Periodic Waveguides

Hayk Sargsyan

Institute of Informatics, NAS of Armenia

IC501

LXX. 17:05-17:20

Secure Beamformer Design for Cognitive Satellite Terrestrial Networks

Chunyan Yin

Army Engineering University of PLA, China

IC100

LXXI. 17:20-17:35

Estimating Target Situation Based on 77GHz Radar Sensor for ACC System

Wei Zhou

Northwestern Polytechnical University, China

IC157

LXXII. 17:35-17:50

Application of Spoof Surface Plasmon Polariton in Reducing Radiation Loss of

Asymmetric Microstrip Lines with Small Radius Bends

Zhitao Yin


IC247

LXXIII. 17:50-18:05

Research on Digital Instantaneous Frequency Measurement Based on Passive

Positioning System

Lu Wenfang

Yangzhou Baojun Subei Electronics Co., Ltd., China

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S12: Antenna Design and Development

Session Chair:


IC040

16:20-16:35

An Improved Cuckoo Search Algorithm for Optimizing the Beam Patterns of the

Random Antenna Arrays

Qianyu Zhou


IC102

LXXIV. 16:35-16:50

Design of a Compact Biconical antenna with Asymmetric Configuration

Yang Zhiheng


IC1021

LXXV. 16:50-17:05

Multi-antenna Common Clock Measurement for Multi-platform Applications

Lei Zhang


IC315

LXXVI. 17:05-17:20

High-Gain Lens Antenna Using Transmissive Phase Gradient Metasurface

Hang Yu


IC318

LXXVII. 17:20-17:35

Beam Reconfigurable Antenna Based on Liquid Crystal Metasurface

Li Liu


IC322

LXXVIII. 17:35-17:50

Wideband Magnetoelectric Dipole Antenna with Stable Wide E-plane Beamwidth

Dongya Ling


IC351

LXXIX. 17:50-18:05

A Robust Fractal Tag Antenna for UHF RFID

Yaru Dong


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S13: Communication and Information System

Session Chair:


IC113

16:20-16:35

PAPR Reduction via Degree of Freedom from Multiple Antennas in Large-Scale

MIMO-OFDM Systems

Yi Gong


IC400

LXXX. 16:35-16:50

Joint Antenna Selection and User Scheduling in Downlink Multi-user MIMO

Haojin Li

University of Science and Technology Beijing, China

IC277

LXXXI. 16:50-17:05

Clock Skew Elimination using Robust Regression in Time Triggered Communication

Zhang Yingjing

Beijing Institute of Electronic Engineering, China

IC633

LXXXII. 17:05-17:20

Stepwise Noncoherent Accumulation Acquisition for High-Dynamic DSSS

Communications

Tao Peng


IC404

LXXXIII. 17:20-17:35

JRAS and LRAS Strategies for Two-Way Full-Duplex Amplify-and-Forward Relaying

Siyuan Wang


IC421

LXXXIV. 17:35-17:50

Performance Analysis of Hybrid Protocol Based Two-way Decode-and-Forward

Relay Networks

Ruyi Xiao

Northwest Normal University, China

IC442

LXXXV. 17:50-18:05

SWIPT-Based Three-Step Multiplicative Amplify-and-Forward Two-Way Relay

Networks with Non-Linear Energy Conversion Model

Syed Tariq Shah

Balochistan University of Information Technology, Engineering and Management

Sciences (BUITEMS), Pakistan

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S14: Image Matching and Image Classification

Session Chair:


IC470

16:20-16:35

Automatic Classification and Detection of Oranges Based on Computer Vision

Yuwei Chen

Sichuan Agricultural University, China

IC161

LXXXVI. 16:35-16:50

Spectral-Spatial Graph-Based Semi-Supervised Hyperspectral Image Classification

Long Yu

South China University of Technology, China

IC142

LXXXVII. 16:50-17:05

Human Classification Based on Micro-Doppler Features of Walking Using Deep

Learning Algorithm

Mengyuan Zhang


IC151

LXXXVIII. 17:05-17:20

A Pyramid Image Matching Algorithm for Chang’E-2 CCD Images of the Moon

Zhezhe Zhou


IC165

LXXXIX. 17:20-17:35

Study on A-pillar Display Algorithm Through Image Registration

Minling Yang


IC594

XC. 17:35-17:50

Image Feature Matching Based on Deep Learning

Yinyang Liu


IC698

XCI. 17:50-18:05

Kinect V2 Edge base registration with RANSAC-ICP

YOSSAWEE KEAOMANEE

King Mongkut’s University of Technology Thonburi (KMUTT), Thailand

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Dec. 8-Poster Presentation Session 15

S15: MIMO System and Performance Optimization

Session Chair:


IC003

14:00-14:10

Power Optimization in Cell-Free Massive MIMO with Short-Term Power Constraints

Yao Zhang

Nanjing University of Posts and Telecommunications, China

IC046

XCII. 14:10-14:20

Location-Based Greedy Pilot Assignment for Cell-Free Massive MIMO Systems

Yao Zhang


IC053

XCIII. 14:20-14:30

Improved Joint Unitary ESPRIT Target Tracking Algorithm for Bistatic MIMO Radar

Xuewen Ding

Shandong University, China

IC072

XCIV. 14:30-14:40

Iterative MIMO Detection Algorithm Based on Successive Interference Cancellation

in Multi-cell Scenario

Cai xiaowen


IC115

XCV. 14:40-14:50

An Adaptive Energy Consumption Optimization for Massive MIMO Systems with

Imperfect CSI

Feng Hu


IC252

XCVI. 14:50-15:00

Sparsely Connected Neural Network for Massive MIMO Detection

Guili Gao


IC303

XCVII. 15:00-15:10

Maximizing Minimum Phase Difference Based Hybrid Beamforming for Multiuser

mmWave Massive MIMO systems

Yadi Ding

Hangzhou Dianzi University, China

47

IC543

XCVIII. 15:10-15:20

Multi-user Grouping Based Scheduling Algorithm in Massive MIMO Uplink

Networks

Xiaoxu Meng


IC566

XCIX. 15:20-15:30

Supervised Learning Method for Link Adaptation Algorithm in Coded MIMO-OFDM

Systems

Wenshuo Zhang


IC572

C. 15:30-15:40

Conjugate Gradient Method Based Linear Precoding with low-complexity for

Massive MIMO systems

Xu Qiao


IC616

CI. 15:40-15:50

Topological Interference Management for three-cell MIMO-NOMA with Alternating

Connectivity

Yanni Xie


IC722

CII. 15:50-16:00

A Novel Comprehensive Quality Index QoX and the Corresponding Context-aware

System Framework

Min Chen


Note

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S16: Navigation and Positioning Technology

Session Chair:


IC148

16:20-16:30

Robust UWB Indoor Position Tracking Using TDOA Measurements

Yi Liu


IC641

CIII. 16:30-16:40

Design of the Indoor Positioning Glasses for the Blind based on the LiFi Technology

Jingfeng Liu

Shenyang University, China

IC294

CIV. 16:40-16:50

Comparison of Fingerprint Matching Methods for Wi-Fi Indoor Positioning

Renjie Jiang

University of Liverpool, United Kingdom

IC567

CV. 16:50-17:00

CSI-Based Device-free Indoor Localization Using Convolutional Neural Networks

Chenwei Cai


IC054

CVI. 17:00-17:10

Error Elimination Method for TOA Based Wireless Cooperative Localization

Networks in NLOS Case

Xuewen Ding


IC270

CVII. 17:10-17:20

Joint TOA and DOA Estimation Based on Improved Matrix Pencil Method

Haiwen Li

China National Digital Switching System Engineering and Technological Research

Center, China

IC371

CVIII. 17:20-17:30

Optimization of IMU Indoor Localization with Wireless Sensors

Zhengyu Yu

University of Technology, Australia

49

IC083

CIX. 17:30-17:40

A Clustering-based Algorithm for Device-free Localization in IoT

Lei Jin

Nanchang Hangkong University, China

IC462

CX. 17:40-17:50

An Ensemble Learning Algorithm for Indoor Localization

Xintong Wang

Harbin Institute of Technology at Weihai, China

IC528

CXI. 17:50-18:00

Passive Positioning for LTE User Equipment

Huijie Zhu

No. 36 Research Institute of China Electronics Technology Group Corporation, China

IC631

CXII. 18:00-18:10

Fake Access Point Localization based on Optimal Reference Points

Bin Xu


IC236

CXIII. 18:10-18:20

Performance Evaluation of Interference Coexistence in Dense Urban Scenario for 5G

NR System

Hanwei Li


Note

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Dec. 9-Invited Speaker I

Invited Speaker I Prof. Shinji Sugawara, Chiba Institute of Technology,

Japan

13:45-14:00 Meeting Room 3A-7F

Speech Title: Distributed Systems for Contents Sharing --- From Peer-to-Peer to Edge and

Fog Computing

Abstract: This talk will illustrate various content sharing systems that take advantage of peer-

to-peer and cloud's storage, and computational resources as well as their supporting

conventional technologies. First, basic technology concepts toward recent cloud-based systems

from a client-server to cloud or edge and fog computing as well as their relationships and

functional linkages will be shown. Second, the taxonomy and actual examples of peer-to-peer

and cloud-based system models for contents sharing will be brought up and discussed. Third,

the latest research trend of edge and fog computing will be mentioned. Finally, future direction

of distributed systems for content sharing will be suggested.

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S17: Ad Hoc Network and Wireless Transmission Technology

Session Chair:


IC557

14:00-14:15

An All-to-All Broadcast Algorithm with Variable Length Packets in Ad hoc Networks

Using Directional Antennas

Yichen Zhang


IC597

CXIV. 14:15-14:30

A New Distributed Coalition Formation Algorithm for Cooperation in Ad Hoc

Networks

Wang Bo

CNCERT/CC, China

IC625

CXV. 14:30-14:45

How to Implement NDN MANET over ndnSIM Simulator

Toshihiko Kato

University of Electro-Communications, Japan

IC125

CXVI. 14:45-15:00

A Modified TDMA Algorithm Based on Adaptive Timeslot Exchange in Ad Hoc

Network

Yao Lu


IC128

CXVII. 15:00-15:15

Detection Efficiency Analysis of Cooperative Spectrum Sensing in Congnitive Radio

Networks

Xin Li


IC452

CXVIII. 15:15-15:30

Design of Spectral Line Agile Observation and Analysis Platform

Tan Jingjia


IC558

CXIX. 15:30-15:45

Security-Reliability Tradeoff Analysis for Artificial Noise Aided MISO Transmission

System

Sheng Huang


52

IC480

CXX. 15:45-16:00

Semi-dynamic Virtual Network Embedding Algorithm of Wireless Virtualization

Letian Li


Note

53

Dec. 9-Invited Speaker II

Invited Speaker II Prof. Watanabe Histoshi, Tokyo University of Science, Japan

13:45-14:00 Meeting Room 3B-7F

Speech Title: Reliability Management of the Nationwide Telecommunication Network-

Experiences in the Japanese PSTN Network

CXXI. Abstract: Reliability is an important attribute of telecommunication networks. Especially, the

nationwide network such as the telephone network is required extra high reliability. The

telephone network (PSTN) in Japan experienced various disasters or failures and have been

advance in the reliability countermeasures. The standard for disaster response and reliability

design has been well defined. As the consequence, currently, the network has been realized

rather high reliability. By the way, the high reliability must be achieved economically. For this

purpose, it is required the reliability management system. The speaker have been engaged in

the research and practical business of reliability management of PSTN in Japan. Today, the

theoretical basement and issues of practical of the reliability management of PSTN of Japan is

presented.

CXXII. The reliability management is to execute the cycle consists of (1) determining the reliability

objective, (2) designing the equipment and network for satisfying the above objective, (3)

verifying the achievement of the reliability and (4) correcting the management policy hereafter.

These steps should be realized as the concrete processes and must be considered the actual

feature of networks. The basement of disaster response is same as the reliability counter

measure under the normal condition. The basis is the strength against the disaster.

Furthermore, the principle of disaster response is too avoid the area to be separated from the

other side.

CXXIII. This is considered when the counter measure determined. However, the great difference is that

the other infrastructures are also damaged in disaster condition and the importance is the

logistics. In recent years, Japan experienced twice large earthquakes, the Great Hanshin

Earthquake and the Great East Jana Earthquake and we learned some actual problems in

disaster conditions.

The reliability management is the overall judgment taking into account of the user’s

requirement, the technical possibility and the cost. This presentation will explain this with

experience.

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S18: Internet of Things Technology and Engineering Applications

Session Chair:


IC530

14:00-14:15

Abstract Structure of Data Communication in IoT Application

Hanhua Lu

Nanjing University of Posts and Telecommunication, China

IC064

CXXIV. 14:15-14:30

Performance Analysis of LoRa Modulation with Residual Frequency Offset

Hongqiang Li

Beijing Smart-Chip Microelectronics Technology Co., Ltd., China

IC136

CXXV. 14:30-14:45

The Dynamic Long-Term Equity DWRR Algorithm in Mine IoT

Yifei Han


IC232

CXXVI. 14:45-15:00

A Study of the Collision Probability for R-FTMA Ultra-Narrowband IoT Networks

Yaning Wang

Xi’an Jiaotong University, China

IC323

CXXVII. 15:00-15:15

Distributed Probability Random Access Scheme in Satellite IoT System

Xue Zhao

Beijing University of Post and Telecommunications, China

IC481

CXXVIII. 15:15-15:30

LPDC: Mobility- and Deadline-aware Task Scheduling in Tiered IoT

Jianhua Fan

National university of Defense Technology, China

IC600

CXXIX. 15:30-15:45

A Fuzzy Logic Based Warning Scheme of Monitoring Systems for IoT Cloud Services

Xuanxi Li


IC604

CXXX. 15:45-16:00

LVChain: A Lightweight and Vote-based Blockchain for Access Control in the IoT

Yue Yu

Tsinghua University, China

55

Dec. 9-Invited Speaker III

Invited Speaker III Prof. Herwig Unger, University of Hagen, Germany

13:45-14:00 Meeting Room 6-7F

Speech Title: Innovative Structures for the WWW

Abstract: Obviously, with the exception of web server connections through hypertext links, the

world wide web is organised as a hierarchical, client-server-based architecture of content and

services. Big, centralised search engines are employed to find the non-transparent connection

between them and the location (URL's), where they can be found and/or executed.

Nevertheless, a lot of disdavantages like a missing coverage and actuality of information come

along with this appraoch.

After a consideration of the state of the art, the talk will discuss two major structural changes

helping to overcome those difficulties: the introduction of a system-wide, self-organising,

decentralised system structure (commonly known as peer-to-peer (P2P)) as well as a new kind

of associative memory and management structures working on top of such P2P-based system

organisations. Random walkers are the main communication means making the exploration of

networks and the building, management and self-organisation in changing environmental

situations possible in an efficient manner. Consequently, main working principles of random

walkers and their efficient use are discussed in another, major part of this talk.

Last but not least, the WebEngine, a prototype of the first fully integrated, decentrally working

web search engine will be introduced (and demonstrated).

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S19: Communication Network Resource Allocation and Management

Session Chair:


IC137

14:00-14:15

Uplink User Power Control for Low-Orbit Satellite Communication Systems

Li Zhi Hui

Shenyang Aerospace University, China

IC639

CXXXI. 14:15-14:30

Computing Resource Allocation of Mobile Edge Computing Networks Based on

Potential Game Theory

Heng Liu

Huazhong University of Science and Technology, China

IC654

CXXXII. 14:30-14:45

Joint Energy-efficient Power Control of Full-Duplex Ultra-Dense Heterogeneous

Networks

Feng Ke


IC1008

CXXXIII. 14:45-15:00

Uplink Power Control of the DUDE Mode in HetNets

Jing-miao Wu

Inner Mongolia University, China

IC280

CXXXIV. 15:00-15:15

Latency Aware Optimal Workload Assignment in Mobile Edge Cloud Offloading

Network

Dileep Kumar Sajnani

Southeast University Nanjing, China

IC257

CXXXV. 15:15-15:30

Efficient Bandwidth Management (EBM) Algorithm for NG-EPON

Ammar Rafiq

University of Engineering and Technology, Pakistan

IC200

CXXXVI. 15:30-15:45

Dynamic Partitioning and Task Scheduling for Complex Workflow Healthcare

Application in Mobile Edge Cloud Architecture

Abdullah Lakhan

Southeast University P.R China, China

57

IC1012

CXXXVII. 15:45-16:00

Power Allocation for NOMA Based Layered Multicast Transmission

Mingshuai Chen

Nankai University, China

Note

58

Dec. 9-Invited Speaker IV

Invited Speaker IV Assoc. Prof. Emanuel S. Grant, University of North Dakota,

USA


Speech Title: Software Engineering Formal Specification Methodology in Augmented and

Virtual Reality Environments- A Proposal

Abstract: Software engineering seeks to move software development from mainly creative

processes into a true engineering discipline. A number of promising approaches have emerged

and adapted in the productive domain. One approach is the use of formal specification

techniques in software development. Formal specification addresses the use of rigorous models

of a software system for the purpose of analysis to identify incorrect or missing specification

requirements. Formal specification can be applied at various stages of the software

development lifecycle. A growing trend in the established engineering fields is the use of

augmented and virtual reality tools to aid in the design, development of products. It is of

research interest, for the technologies of augmented and virtual realities to be used in software

development. The work presented herein, proposes the use of augmented and virtual reality

approaches to advance the use of formal specification in software engineering. In this work, a

safety-critical software engineering methodology is proposed that implements formal

specification verification and validation through the use of augmented and virtual reality

environments. The proposed framework simulates the safety-critical mechanism in operation

and augments the view with the execution of the formal specification; permitting the

identification of undesired system states.

59


S20: Cyber Security

Session Chair:


IC206

14:00-14:15

A Network Vulnerability Assessment Method Based on Attack Graph

Shuo Wang

Zhengzhou Information Science and Technology Institute, China

IC205

CXXXVIII. 14:15-14:30

Malicious Hidden Redirect Attack Web Page Detection Based on CSS Features

Boshen Chen

Beijing University of Posts and Telecommunications Beijing, China

IC503

CXXXIX. 14:30-14:45

Research on Security Isolation Method for Wireless Public Network Oriented to

Smart Power Distribution Service

Yajing Liu

North China Electric Power University, China

IC437

CXL. 14:45-15:00

Security Assessment of Dynamic Networks with An Approach of Integrating

Semantic Reasoning and Attack Graphs

Songyang Wu

The Third Research Institute of Ministry of Public Security Shanghai, China

IC492

CXLI. 15:00-15:15

Democratic Supervision Makes Controls in Software-Defined Networks More Secure

Li Junfei

NDSC, China

IC532

CXLII. 15:15-15:30

The Research on Application of Software Diversity in Cyberspace Security

Zhenwu Liu

State key Laboratory of Mathematical Engineering and Advanced Computing, China

IC657

CXLIII. 15:30-15:45

Interference-based VM Migration to Mitgate Cache-based Side-channel Attacks in

Cloud

Chao Yang

National Digital Switching System Engineering & Technological Research Center,

China

60

IC326

CXLIV. 15:45-16:00

Vulnerability of Complex Networks under Neighbor nodes Attack Strategies

Hao yaohui

Zhengzhou Institute of Information Science and Technology, China

Note

61

Dec. 9-Invited Speaker V

Invited Speaker V Asst. Prof. Yuichiro Tateiwa, Nagoya Institute of

Technology, Japan


Speech Title: LiNeS: Network Administration Exercise System with Support Functions for

Finding and Helping Stuck Students

Abstract: LiNeS is a network construction exercise system for beginners in universities. Learners

can construct virtual wired-networks consisting of virtual network devices (e.g., Linux servers

and routers) and virtual Ethernet-cables implemented by virtual machine software User-mode

Linux. In the exercises, instructers look for stuck students and help to solve their problems. In

the former, it is hard for instructors to grasp learners' progress at a glance, because learners

construct their networks by switching views on their PC monitor such as command execution

on each network device and file editing. LiNeS can provide instructors with learners' progress

based on analysis of learners' working history. In the latter, instructors point out learners'

setting errors, however, finding setting errors tend to spend much time. LiNeS can narrow down

setting including errors by analyzing learners' settings.

62


S21: Coding Theory and Method

Session Chair:


IC043

14:00-14:15

CRC-aided Iterative Decoding of Turbo-hadamard Codes

Huanhuan Xu


IC062

CXLV. 14:15-14:30

Fast Motion Estimation Algorithm for High Efficient Video Coding

Qian Liu

Guangdong University of Technology, China

IC1010

CXLVI. 14:30-14:45

Rate-adaptive Polar Codes Design for MLC NAND Flash Memory

Lingjun Kong

Nanjing University of Posts & Telecommunications, China

IC637

CXLVII. 14:45-15:00

Energy Efficiency Optimization of Generalized Spatial Modulation with Sub-

Connected Hybrid Precoding

Kai Chen


IC457

CXLVIII. 15:00-15:15

CRC-Polar Codes in TRPC-UWB Communication System

Qinwen Luo

Chang'an University, China

IC673

CXLIX. 15:15-15:30

Polar Code in FSO Communication System for Sea Surface Scenario

Li Songlang

Navy Aviation University, China

IC510

CL. 15:30-15:45

A Modified Version of Huffman Coding with Random Access Abilities

Ke Yang


IC536

CLI. 15:45-16:00

A Low-Complexity Improved Progressive Bit-Flipping Decoding for Polar Codes

Xiaojun Zhang

Shandong University of Science and Technology, China

63

Dec. 9-Invited Speaker VI

Invited Speaker VI Prof. Pingguo Huang, Seijoh University, Japan

13:45-14:00 Room Mudan-4F

Speech Title: Will Transmission with Haptic Sensation in Networked Virtual Environment

Abstract: In recent years, many researchers have been paying attention to networked virtual

environments with haptics. Since we can largely improve the efficiency of collaborative work

and get high realistic sensations by using haptic sensation together with other sensations such

as visual and auditory sensations, haptic sensation is utilized in various fields such as medical,

artistic, and educations fields. In haptic collaborative work, it is necessary to transmit users’ wills

to each other. Traditionally, wills can be transmitted by audio and video. However, it needs

much more time to transmit the wills, and it may be difficult to transmit the wills in delicate

manipulation such as remote surgery training. In contrast, will transmission using haptic

sensation may reduce the transmission time, and it is possible to transmit wills in delicate

manipulation work in which it is difficult to transmit wills only by audio and video. Therefore, it

is very important to establish an efficient method to transmit wills by haptics for collaborative

work, especially for delicate manipulation work. This speech focuses on will transmission using

haptics, and investigates how to transmit wills by haptics and the influences of network delay

on will transmission. I also discuss the future directions of the research.

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S22: Embedded System and Intelligent Control Engineering

Session Chair:


IC099

14:00-14:15

Human Perception of Force in Cooperation between Remote Robot Systems with

Force Feedback

Pingguo Huang

Seijoh University, Japan

IC135

CLII. 14:15-14:30

A Discretization Method for Floating-Point Number in FPGA-based Decision Tree

Accelerator

Shuang Zhao


IC145

CLIII. 14:30-14:45

Optimization and Implementation of AES Algorithm Based on FPGA

Xiwei Zhang

Heilongjiang University, China

IC078

CLIV. 14:45-15:00

Research and FPGA Implementation of Security Control System Based on High

Alphabet Modulation

Sai Li

North China University of Technology, China

IC188

CLV. 15:00-15:15

Event-Triggered Feedback Control for Piecewise-Affine Systems via Convex

Combination

Yifei Ma


IC285

CLVI. 15:15-15:30

Design and Realization of Covers Monitoring and Controlling System

Lv Siqi

Xi'an Technological University, China

IC345

CLVII. 15:30-15:45

Research of Feed Forward Control of a Sewage Treatment Process Fuzzy Control

System

Lijuan Wang


65

IC595

CLVIII. 15:45-16:00

Truth Discovery on Categorical Multi-Valued Attributes with Source Relations

Yan Zheng

China State Key Laboratory of Mathematical Engineering and Advanced Computing,

China

Note

66


S23: Face Recognition

Session Chair:


IC490

13:45-14:00

Facial Expression Recognition based on Spatial Transformer Siamese Networks

Ximing Zhang


IC539

CLIX. 14:00-14:15

Facial Expression Recognition Algorithm based on LDN and SVM

Zeng yiming

School of Electronic & Engineering, SEU, China

IC568

CLX. 14:15-14:30

Empirical study on Web-based Facial Recognition Services

Tao Yang

Zhejiang Gongshang University, China

IC699

CLXI. 14:30-14:45

Multimodal Biometric Authentication System for Smartphone based on Face and

Voice using Matching Level Fusion

Xinman Zhang


IC705

CLXII. 14:45-15:00

Face Biometric Identity Authentication System

Xinman Zhang


IC021

CLXIII. 15:00-15:15

An Novel Face Image Super-Resolution Based on Sparse Representation and

Wasserstein Distance

Zeyu Fan


IC589

CLXIV. 15:15-15:30

Integrating GAN with CNN for Face Sketch Synthesis

ADEEL AKRAM

Xidian University, China

67

IC147

CLXV. 15:30-15:45

Face Alignment Based On 3D Morphable Model

Yufeng Zhao


IC502

CLXVI. 15:45-16:00

Power-Grid Services Oriented Coordinated and Unified Control Technology of IP

and Optical Networks

Shengjin Lin


Note

68


S24: Software Development and Testing

Session Chair:


IC709

16:20-16:35

Research and Practice of Swoole Asynchronous Multithreading Design Method

Jiajie Yang

Shaoguan University, China

IC242

CLXVII. 16:35-16:50

How Do HPC Programmers Mix MPC and SMC in Distributed Computing

Environment?

Zhen Yu

Guizhou Education University, China

IC073

CLXVIII. 16:50-17:05

Design and Implementation of Business Processes Efficiency Analysis System

Bo Li

China North Vehicle Research Institute, China

IC196

CLXIX. 17:05-17:20

A Feedback Scheduling Algorithm based on Resource Reservation

Azhen Peng


IC329

CLXX. 17:20-17:35

STACKEEPER: A Static Source Code Analyzer to Detect Stack-based Uninitialized Use

Vulnerabilities

Zhenquan Xu


IC668

CLXXI. 17:35-17:50

User Behavior Analyses in Mobile Personal Livecasts

Shuo Wang

University of Science & Technology Beijing, China

IC551

CLXXII. 17:50-18:05

Android Malware Detection Based on Deep Learning

Junru Zhu

Shanghai Jiaotong University, China

69

IC025

CLXXIII. 18:05-18:20

An Adaptive Malicious Punishment over Secure Distributed Estimation under

Attacks

Feng chen

Southwest University, China

Note

70


S25: Big Data Processing and Key Technologies

Session Chair:


IC1002

16:20-16:35

Transmission Line Evaluation of Smart Grid based on Big Data Mining

Zhengnan Gao

Dalian University of Technology, China

IC138

CLXXIV. 16:35-16:50

Inferring Land Use Type in Urban Area with Mobile Big Data

Zhizhuang Xing


IC158

CLXXV. 16:50-17:05

Design of Manufacturing Big Data Access Platform Based on SOA

Le Wei

Chengdu University of Information Technology, China

IC278

CLXXVI. 17:05-17:20

Design and Implementation of Air Quality Data Processing System Based on Big

Data Technology

Menghao Chu


IC284

CLXXVII. 17:20-17:35

Application of Big Data Technology in Evaluation of Operating State of High-

pressure Hydrogenation Heat Exchanger

Li Lujie


IC335

CLXXVIII. 17:35-17:50

The Impact of E-Commerce on Customers’ Purchasing Patterns in the Era of Big Data

Guanzhen Wu


IC413

CLXXIX. 17:50-18:05

Research on Automatic Classification for Driving Scenarios Based on Big Data and

Ontology

Yinan Wu

China Automotive Technology & Research Center Co. Ltd., China

71

IC507

CLXXX. 18:05-18:20

A Study on the Application of Big Data Mining in E-commerce

Xuesong Zhao

Kunming University of Science and Technology, China

Note

72


S26: Medical Image Processing and Method

Session Chair:


IC256

16:20-16:35

Automatic Cataract Classification Based on Multi-feature Fusion and SVM

Yanmin Xiong


IC051

CLXXXI. 16:35-16:50

Fuzzy C-means Thresholding for a Brain MRI Image Based on Edge Detection

Ismail Yaqub. Maolood


IC564

CLXXXII. 16:50-17:05

Segmentation of Lesions in Skin Image Based on Salient Object Detection with

Deeply Supervised Learning

Weijia Ji


IC596

CLXXXIII. 17:05-17:20

Detection of Hepatolithiasis in CT Images for Image-Guided Surgery

UDOESSIET IKEBETOBONG PETER

Shenyang Jianzhu University, China

IC071

CLXXXIV. 17:20-17:35

Brain CT and MRI medical image fusion scheme Using NSST And Dictionary Learning

Yanyu Liu


IC520

CLXXXV. 17:35-17:50

Capsule Endoscopy Image Classification with Deep Convolutional Neural Networks

Wenming Yang

Tsinghua University, China

IC569

CLXXXVI. 17:50-18:05

A New Feature Extraction Method for Medical Images Integrity Verification

Pengliang Hou

University of Chinese Academy of Science, China

IC221

CLXXXVII. 18:05-18:20

The Combinations of Loss Functions and Schemes for Mammographic Classification

Lintong Li


73


S27: Neural Network Theory and Application

Session Chair:


IC458

16:20-16:35

Multi-dimensional Speaker Information Recognition with Multi-Task Neural

Network

Haixia Chen


IC461

CLXXXVIII. 16:35-16:50

Recognition of Access Control Role Based on Convolutional Neural Network

Liu Aodi

ZhengZhou Science and Technology Institute, China

IC529

CLXXXIX. 16:50-17:05

FPGA-based Accelerator for Independently Recurrent Neural Network

Gao Chen

China National Digital Switching System Engineering & Technological R&D Center,

China

IC602

CXC. 17:05-17:20

The Method for Single Well Operational Costprediction Combining RBF Neural

Network and Improved PSO Algorithm

Hongtao Hu

Xi’an Shiyou University, China

IC635

CXCI. 17:20-17:35

Modeling of Synchronization Behavior of Excitatory and Inhibitory Neurons in

Complex Neuronal Networks

Zhiheng Liu


IC648

CXCII. 17:35-17:50

Convolutional neural network-based Simple Online Multiple Object Tracking

Jiahui Wang


IC676

CXCIII. 17:50-18:05

Experimental Evaluation of Metaheuristic Optimization of Gradients as an

Alternative to Backpropagation

Oleksandr Zavalnyi

Beihang University, China

74

IC702

CXCIV. 18:05-18:20

Distant Supervision for Relation Extraction via Retrieval-based Neural Networks

Kejun Deng


Note

75


S28: Text Classification and Semantic Analysis

Session Chair:


IC422

16:20-16:35

Marrying K-means with Evidence Accumulation in Clustering Analysis

Xiaoding Guo


IC716

CXCV. 16:35-16:50

A Short Text Spectrum Clustering Method Based on Frequent Itemsets

Nan Luo

State Key Laboratory of Mathematical Engineering and Advanced Computing, China

IC301

CXCVI. 16:50-17:05

Mobile Phone Spam Text Classification based on Prior Knowledge

Yang Li


IC180

CXCVII. 17:05-17:20

Research on Stylistic Features in Translation Based on Supervised Learning

Algorithms

Jianyu Zheng

Beijing Normal University, China

IC201

CXCVIII. 17:20-17:35

Text Features Extraction based on TF-IDF Associating Semantic

Jing Wang


IC383

CXCIX. 17:35-17:50

Word-Level and Character-Level Mixed Features for Chinese Short Text

Classification

Jingwen Li


IC605

CC. 17:50-18:05

Synergistic Union of Word Embedding and Knowledge Graph for Words Semantic

Similarity Measure

Xiaoqiang Xia


76

IC708

CCI. 18:05-18:20

Word Relevancy Evaluation Based on GBDT Regression Model

Yunyan Zhou

LEETC, China

Note

77


S29: Computer Science and Engineering

Session Chair:


IC491

16:20-16:35

A DHR-based Security-critical Task Scheduling Algorithm for Heterogeneous

Processing System

Ye Shengzhao

China National Digital Switching System Engineering & Technological R&D Center,

China

IC562

CCII. 16:35-16:50

Dynamic Memory Access Monitoring Based on VMM

Xinyue Feng


IC632

CCIII. 16:50-17:05

Energy-Efficient Phase-Aware Load Balancing on Asymmetric Multicore Processors

Shan Zhao


IC199

CCIV. 17:05-17:20

A Model-driven Approach for Formal Verification of Embedded Systems Using

Timed Colored Petri Nets

Faleeha Moin

National University of Sciences and Technology (NUST), Pakistan

IC672

CCV. 17:20-17:35

Rule-based Complex Event Processing on Tactical Moving Objects

Bonghee Hong

Pusan National University, South Korea

IC085

CCVI. 17:35-17:50

A Divede and Conquer Approach to Parallel All Solutions Satisfiability Problem

Xiaoqin Ren


IC518

CCVII. 17:50-18:05

Modeling and Accessment of the Regional Energy Internet Based on Multi-Agent

Yinghua Han

Northeastern University at Qinhuangdao, China

78

IC132

CCVIII. 18:05-18:20

Real-Time Simulation of Brush Behaviors in Chinese Calligraphy with the Sense of

Immersion

Dong Huang

Beijing Language and Culture University, China

Note

79


S30: Smart Grid and Electrical Engineering

Session Chair:


IC186

16:20-16:35

Challenges and Statues of Rectifier for Far Field Wireless Energy Harvester in Power

Variation of Input RF/Microwave Signal

Baohong Liu

Nanchang Institute of Technology, China

IC515

CCIX. 16:35-16:50

Soft Computing Detection Method for Remaining Capacity of Lead-Acid Battery

Hao Zhou

Chongqing University of Science and Technology, China

IC082

CCX. 16:50-17:05

Battery Grouping Based on Dynamic Gaussian Mixture Model

Lianjing Wang

Harbin University of Science and Technology, China

IC432

CCXI. 17:05-17:20

Hybrid Kernel LSSVM Model for Prediction of Short-term Wind Speed

Wenping Xiao


IC504

CCXII. 17:20-17:35

Research on Centralized Control Architecture Deployment of Power Optical

Network Based on Network Perception

Junjie Liu


IC508

CCXIII. 17:35-17:50

Research on Business Recognition Perception for Active fault early warning of Power

Optical Network

Junjie Liu


IC578

CCXIV. 17:50-18:05

Network Recovery for Large-scale Failures in Smart Grid by Reinforcement Learning

Huibin Jia


80

IC249

CCXV. 18:05-18:20

Bad Data Identification in Power System based on Improved GSA Algorithm

Yinghua Han


Note

81


S31: Data Theory and Engineering

Session Chair:


IC010

14:00-14:10

Enterprise Lean Catering Material Management Information System based on

Sequence Pattern Data Mining

Li Lin

China Tobacco Shandong Industrial Co., Ltd., China

IC101

CCXVI. 14:10-14:20

Building Syndrome and Symptom Association Network by Bayesian Network

Wan Qiu


IC120

CCXVII. 14:20-14:30

Event Based Forecasting of Database Workloads

Janusz R. Getta

University of Wollongong, Australia

IC173

CCXVIII. 14:30-14:40

Research on Data filling Algorithm Based on Improved k-means and Information

Entropy

Xiaofei Gong


IC275

CCXIX. 14:40-14:50

A Data Processing Method for Fault Prediction of Industrial Pipeline Time Series

Data

Fulong Xu


IC464

CCXX. 14:50-15:00

Parallel Processing of Top-k Dominating Queries on Incomplete Data

Chao Yan

Donghua University, China

IC476

CCXXI. 15:00-15:10

Miku VMD: Special Motion Data and Predictive Methods for Choreography Model

Jingxin Chen

Southeast University, China

82

IC533

CCXXII. 15:10-15:20

Memory-Compact Membership Lookup for Multiple Data Sets by a Single Bloom

Filter

Lin Wen


IC537

CCXXIII. 15:20-15:30

Web Evaluation Analysis of Tourism Destinations Based on Data Mining—Taking

Scenic Spots of Hainan Province as an Example

Mengyuan Li

China Unicom System Integration Limited Corporation, China

IC707

CCXXIV. 15:30-15:40

CCXXV. A Survey of Gene Selection and Classification Techniques based on Cancer

Microarray Data Analysis

Xuebin Xu

Guangdong Xi’an Jiaotong University Academy, China

IC320

CCXXVI. 15:40-15:50

An Improved Weighted KNN Algorithm for Imbalanced Data Classification

Shenglan Liu


IC692

CCXXVII. 15:50-16:00

Research on Awareness Method of Cloud User Abnormal Behavior Based on Log

Auditing

Weijie Wang

Beijing Information Science and Technology University, China

Note

83


S32: Routing Protocol Design and Algorithm

Session Chair:


IC433

16:20-16:30

Research on Simulation of Cluster Routing Protocol for Industrial Wireless Sensor

Networks

Feiqing Zhang


IC213

CCXXVIII. 16:30-16:40

An Overlay Routing Algorithm based on QoS for Internet of Things

Jun Tao

Anhui Institute of Information Technology, China

IC263

CCXXIX. 16:40-16:50

Multi-constrained Routing Algorithm based on PSPSO_FWA in DAG

Youbing Hu


IC334

CCXXX. 16:50-17:00

QEBR: Q-Learning Based Routing Protocol for Energy Balance in Wireless Mesh

Networks

Jialing Chen


IC423

CCXXXI. 17:00-17:10

Routing Algorithm of Congestion Control for Aeronautic Swarm Network

Fangbo Cao

Air Force Engineering University, China

IC493

CCXXXII. 17:10-17:20

Time-relevant Deep Reinforcement Learning for Routing Optimization

Penghao Sun

NDSC, China

IC523

CCXXXIII. 17:20-17:30

FD-SP: A Method for Predicting Cascading Failures of Inter-Domain Routing System

Han Qiu

National Digital Switching System Engineering and Technological R&D Center,

China

84

IC582

CCXXXIV. 17:30-17:40

A Community-Based Opportunistic Routing Protocol in Delay Tolerant Networks

Sun Haoran


IC591

CCXXXV. 17:40-17:50

A Cross-Layer Anti-Jamming Routing Protocol for FANETS

Xiangrui Fan

National Key Laboratory of Aerospace Intelligent Control Technology, China

IC603

CCXXXVI. 17:50-18:00

A Correlation-aware Diverse Variant Placement to Increase Network Resilience

Jianjian Ai

NDSC, China

IC661

CCXXXVII. 18:00-18:10

Unequal Clustering and Routing Algorithm based on Dynamic Topology for WSN

Hongying Bai

Ordos Institute of Technology, China

IC273

CCXXXVIII. 18:10-18:20

A Study on Collaborative Filtering Recommendation Algorithms

Dong Liu

Guangdong University of Foreign Studies, China

Note

85


S33: Modern Information Theory and Technology

Session Chair:

Time: 09:00-12:20 (10:30-10:50 Coffee Break Time) [Meeting Room 3A-7F]

IC324

09:00-09:15

Ranking the Future Influence of Scientific Literatures

Xi Zhang


IC424

CCXXXIX. 09:15-09:30

A Signature Scheme Applying on Blockchain Voting Scene Based on the Asmuth-

Bloom Algorithm

Wang Lipeng

Zhengzhou Normal University, China

IC140

CCXL. 09:30-09:45

A High Performance Consensus Algorithm for Consortium Blockchain

Siye Ding


IC590

CCXLI. 09:45-10:00

A CNN-based Feature Extraction Scheme for Patent Analysis

Yingyu Wang


IC626

CCXLII. 10:00-10:15

A Method to Improve the Teaching Effect of Mobile Communication Course by

Establishing Propagation Loss Model

Huafu Li

Yunnan Normal University, China

IC176

CCXLIII. 10:15-10:30

Optimizing Attention Mechanism for Neural Machine Translation

Zhonghao Li


IC405

CCXLIV. 10:50-11:05

Dynamic Flow Scheduling in a Software-Defined Network Environment

Xin Sun

Ball State University, USA

86

IC710

CCXLV. 11:05-11:20

Feature Analysis and Optimisation for Computational Personality Recognition

Yu Mao


IC723

CCXLVI. 11:20-11:35

Cooperative Beamforming for UAV-assisted Cognitive Relay networks with Partial

Channel State Information

Shengxiang Zhu


IC606

CCXLVII. 11:35-11:50

DGPA-Based Tone Reservation for PAPR Reduction in OFDM Systems

Ran Ding


IC168

CCXLVIII. 11:50-12:05

Impact of Frequency Offset on the Performance of Uplink OFDM-NOMA Systems

Xinyi Chen


IC362

CCXLIX. 12:05-12:20

LSTM-based Traffic Prediction in Support of Periodically Light Path Reconfiguration

in Hybrid Data Center Network

Cen Wang


Note

87


S34: Signal Analysis and Method

Session Chair:

Time: 09:00-12:20 (10:30-10:50 Coffee Break Time) [Meeting Room 3B-7F]

IC207

09:00-09:15

Multiuser Secret Key Generation based on Received Signal

Cai Aolin

National Digital Switching System Engineering & Technological R&D Center, China

IC075

CCL. 09:15-09:30

A Novel Throat Microphone Speech Enhancement Framework based on Deep

BLSTM Recurrent Neural Networks

Changyan Zheng

PLA Army Engineering University, China

IC451

CCLI. 09:30-09:45

Speech Enhancement based on Cepstral Mapping and Deep Neural Networks

Yang Xiang


IC057

CCLII. 09:45-10:00

M-ary Orthogonal Signal and BER Performance in Wireless Communication Systems

Xuewen Ding


IC440

CCLIII. 10:00-10:15

Speech Enhancement based on Energy-focused NMF

Changchun Bao


IC1019

CCLIV. 10:15-10:30

Voice Intonation Transformation Using Segmental Linear Mapping of Pitch

Contours

Sakshi Pandey

South Asian University, India

IC1007

CCLV. 10:50-11:05

Blind Identification of Signals with Stochastic Frequency Offset in Non-cooperative

Environment

Li Xu

Chinese Academy of Sciences, China

88

IC264

CCLVI. 11:05-11:20

Matching Pursuit based Sparse Time-frequency Analysis for Seismic Signal

Yingpin Chen


IC299

CCLVII. 11:20-11:35

An Optimized Window Length based Time-Frequency Representation for Non-

Linear Frequency Modulated Signals

Qi Xu


IC353

CCLVIII. 11:35-11:50

An Improved IMCRA Algorithm for Sleep Signal Denoising

Yawen Huang


IC479

CCLIX. 11:50-12:05

Style Transfer Based on Normalization Loss

Yuan Sun

Central South University, China

IC617

CCLX. 12:05-12:20

Research on Chinese Spam Comments Detection Based on Chinese Characteristics

Chunyu He


Note

89


S35: Pattern Recognition

Session Chair:

Time: 09:00-12:20 (10:30-10:50 Coffee Break Time) [Meeting Room 6-7F]

IC718

09:00-09:15

A Robust Algorithm for Go Image Recognition in Go Game

Shanshan Li

Anhui University, China

IC049

CCLXI. 09:15-09:30

Multi-Feature Fusion Using Collaborative Residual for Hyperspectral Palmprint

Recognition

Shuping Zhao

University of Macau, China

IC121

CCLXII. 09:30-09:45

EasiSMR: Recognizing Non-Specific Low Back Pain Symptomatic Muscles Using

Multi-Muscles Fusion based Machine Learning

Nian Wang


IC241

CCLXIII. 09:45-10:00

Multidimensional Particle Swarm Optimization Based Long Short-Term Memory

Method for Human Activity Recognition

Yuanli Zhang


IC288

CCLXIV. 10:00-10:15

Traffic Police Gesture Recognition for Autonomous Driving

Chaojun Li


IC296

CCLXV. 10:15-10:30

A Deep Learning Approach for Website Fingerprinting Attack

Xiaomin He


IC366

CCLXVI. 10:50-11:05

Research on Regional Traffic State Identification Method Based on MRGA-FCM

MEI Duo

Bohai University, China

90

IC583

CCLXVII. 11:05-11:20

Utilize Smart Insole to Recognize Basketball Motions

Shaodong Shi


IC239

CCLXVIII. 11:20-11:35

An Object Detection System Based on YOLOv2 in Fashion Apparel

Zhihua Feng


IC701

CCLXIX. 11:35-11:50

Voice Biometric Identity Authentication System Based on Android Smart Phone

Xinman Zhang


IC534

CCLXX. 11:50-12:05

A Vision-based Human Action Recognition System for Companion Robots and

Human Interaction

Meng-Lin Chiang

National Taiwan Normal University, Taiwan

IC420

CCLXXI. 12:05-12:20

Research on Big Data Storage Model of Oilfield Assay Data Based on MongoDB

Man Yuan

Northeast Petroleum University, China

Note

91


S36: Computer Vision and Image Processing

Session Chair:


IC333

09:00-09:15

An Improved Visual Tracking Algorithm based on Efficient Convolution Operators

Yi Liang

University of Central Lancashire of the United Kingdom, UK

IC024

CCLXXII. 09:15-09:30

Design of a Large Area Array CMOS of Camera System that Can Automatically Zoom

Liu Yang


IC516

CCLXXIII. 09:30-09:45

Photographic Image Synthesis with Highway Residual U-net

Xin Chen

Hubei University of Technology, China

IC696

CCLXXIV. 09:45-10:00

Scatter Inpainting Algorithm for Rain or Snow Removal in a Single Image

Jianyu Hao


IC139

CCLXXV. 10:00-10:15

Enabling Multiview- and Light Field-Video for Veridical Visual Experiences

Thorsten Herfet

Saarland University, Germany

IC286

CCLXXVI. 10:15-10:30

ISAR Imaging Algorithm of Maneuvering Target Based on Matching Flourier

Transform

Baofeng Guo

Shijiazhuang Campus Army Engineering University, China

IC195

CCLXXVII. 10:50-11:05

A Fast Object Proposal Assessment Method based on Edge Directions

Kai Tan

UESTC, China

92

IC390

CCLXXVIII. 11:05-11:20

Developing a Framework for the University-Wide Implementation of Micro-

Credentials and Digital Badges: A Case Study from a Malaysian Private University

Chee Leong Lim

Taylor’s University, Malaysia

IC573

CCLXXIX. 11:20-11:35

Floor Plan Classification Based on Transfer Learning

Xingyu Guo


IC706

CCLXXX. 11:35-11:50

Magnetic Ring Detection System Based on Multi-camera Vision Technology

Xuebin Xu

Guangdong Xi’an Jiaotong University Academy, China

IC179

CCLXXXI. 11:50-12:05

Analysis and Fusion Algorithm of Weak Target based on Infrared Dual-Band

Xiaozhu Wang


IC144

CCLXXXII. 12:05-12:20

Improving Comprehensive Sampling Sets Matting Using Texture Feature

Xin Hong


Note

93


S37: Neural Network Theory and Application

Session Chair:


IC077

09:00-09:15

Analysis for Influence of Training Data Sequence on CNN-based Steganalysis

Shunxiang Yang


IC107

CCLXXXIII. 09:15-09:30

A RBF-DBN Composite Neural Network Model for the Datasets with Few Input

Dimensions

Jianjun Jiang

National Digital Switching System Engineering and Technological Research Center

(NDSC) ZhengZhou, China

IC123

CCLXXXIV. 09:30-09:45

The Prediction of Hypertension Based on Convolution Neural Network

Yue Luo


IC160

CCLXXXV. 09:45-10:00

Discharge Voltage Time Series Classification of Lithium-ion Cells Based on Deep

Neural Networks

Chengbao Liu


IC174

CCLXXXVI. 10:00-10:15

Incorporating Forward and Backward Instances in a Bi-LSTM-CNN for Relation

Classification

Taoling Xu

Xihua University, China

IC233

CCLXXXVII. 10:15-10:30

Application of Artificial Neural Network in HRV Analysis

Yating Zhu


IC336

CCLXXXVIII. 10:50-11:05

Research on Chinese Named Entity Recognition Based on Neural Network

Junyao Zhang


94

IC340

CCLXXXIX. 11:05-11:20

End-to-End Chinese Dialect Identification Using Deep Feature Model of Recurrent

Neural Network

Yingli Shen

Jiangsu Normal University, China

IC347

CCXC. 11:20-11:35

Neural Network Aided SC Decoder for Polar Codes

Jie Gao


IC359

CCXCI. 11:35-11:50

A Research on Deep Neural Network based Airline Market Share Prediction Model

in Aviation Market Network Evaluation

Fan Yang

China Southern Airlines, China

IC216

CCXCII. 11:50-12:05

A CNN-based Broad Learning System

Fan Yang


IC629

CCXCIII. 12:05-12:20

An Automatic Brain Tumor Image Segmentation Method based on the U-net

Jikun Song

Henan University of Technology, China

Note

95


S38: Information System Management and Scheduling

Session Chair:

Time: 09:00-12:20 (10:30-10:50 Coffee Break Time) [Room Mudan-4F]

IC081

09:00-09:15

Design and Implementation of Production Planning Management System based on

SSH

Xiang Da-fang

Science and Technology dept. guangdong songshan polytechnic, China

IC1004

CCXCIV. 09:15-09:30

A Column Generation Based Algorithm for Airline Cabin Crew Rostering Problem

Nan Xu


IC182

CCXCV. 09:30-09:45

A Low Power Consumption Period Task Scheduling Algorithm in Real-Time System

Haotian Wu


IC608

CCXCVI. 09:45-10:00

The Vector Scheduling Game on Two Hierarchical Identical Machines

Li Guan


IC615

CCXCVII. 10:00-10:15

A Fusion Prognostics Framework for Electronic System

Lulu Shao


IC009

CCXCVIII. 10:15-10:30

A Full Life Cycle Monitoring Information System for Cigarette Equipments

Li Lin


IC068

CCXCIX. 10:50-11:05

Research on Entity Relationship Extraction in Financial and Economic Field based on

Deep Learning

Zhenyu Zhou


96

IC1015

CCC. 11:05-11:20

Usability Evaluation of Mobile Applications: An Empirical Analysis of Supply Chain

Management Systems

S M Hasan Mahmud

Daffodil International University, Bangladesh

IC193

CCCI. 11:20-11:35

Research on Agricultural Environment Information Collection System Based on LoRa

Zheng Wang


IC577

CCCII. 11:35-11:50

Research on LSTM-Based Load Prediction for Edge Data Centers

Qianying Guo


IC575

CCCIII. 11:50-12:05

Power Allocation for Uplink Cognitive Heterogeneous Network with Non-

Orthogonal Multiple Access

Woping Xu


IC609

CCCIV. 12:05-12:20

Cluster Formation and Power Control for M2M-enabled Two-tier Cellular Network

Song Zhang


Note

97


S39: Image Denoising and Image Enhancement

Session Chair:

Time: 09:00-12:20 (10:30-10:50 Coffee Break Time) [Room Furong-4F]

IC612

09:00-09:15

Multi-focus Image Fusion Framework using Total Variationand Phase Congruency

Jiatian Mei


IC618

CCCV. 09:15-09:30

A Two-layer Image Caching Mechanism Based on Social Relationships

Ling Zhao

Beijing Key Laboratory on Integration and Analysis of Large-Scale Stream Data,

China

IC267

CCCVI. 09:30-09:45

Channel Calibration Method for ISAR Imaging System

Baofeng Guo

Shijiazhuang Campus Army Engineering University, China

IC131

CCCVII. 09:45-10:00

Affine and Magnitude Transforms Based Data Augmentation Comparison for SAR

Automatic Target Recognition

Moulay Idriss Bellil


IC153

CCCVIII. 10:00-10:15

Image-Based Label Placement for Augmented Reality Browsers

Xiaoce Wu

Hebei Normal University, China

IC540

CCCIX. 10:15-10:30

Image Deblurring Algorithm using Accelerated Gradient Descent Method

Hayk Sargsyan

Institute of Informatics, NAS of Armenia

IC356

CCCX. 10:50-11:05

Single Image Dehazing via relativity-of-Gaussian

Yin Gao

Quanzhou Institute of Equipment Manufacturing, China

98

IC044

CCCXI. 11:05-11:20

Double Weighted RPCA Denoising Algorithm for Color Images

Yisu Zhou

Nanjing University, China

IC684

CCCXII. 11:20-11:35

RGB-D Image Enhancement by Prior Guided Weighted Nonlocal Laplacian

Bo Li


IC691

CCCXIII. 11:35-11:50

Comparing and Combining MLPs and CNNs for Image Denoising

Dan Zhang

Zhejiang University, China

IC292

CCCXIV. 11:50-12:05

Stereo Matching based on Improved Census Transform

Yurong Wang


IC079

CCCXV. 12:05-12:20

Research and Improvement of a WM Multimode Pattern Matching Algorithm

Yansen Zhou

University of International Relations, China

Note

99


S40: Wireless Sensor Network Design and Optimization

Session Chair:


IC052

09:00-09:10

Design and Analysis of Dual-Channel Structure for Software-Defined Wireless

Sensor Networks

Wang Ziyin


IC055

CCCXVI. 09:10-09:20

Network-Balanced Algorithm Based on Hierarchical Subnet Space for Software-

Defined Wireless Sensor Networks

Li Yajun


IC069

CCCXVII. 09:20-09:30

Coverage optimization based on Improved Firefly Algorithm for Mobile Wireless

Sensor Networks

Xiaolin Lu


IC118

CCCXVIII. 09:30-09:40

Modeling Wireless Sensor Networks on FPGA Platform: A Stochastic Network

Calculus Approach

Lin Pang

China Gridcom Co.,Ltd., China

IC134

CCCXIX. 09:40-09:50

Balancing Energy Consumption Algorithm Based-on Controller Handover for

Software-Defined Wireless Sensor Network

Cao Lei


IC166

CCCXX. 09:50-10:00

Design and Analysis of Software-defined Wireless Sensor Network Based on Mobile

Agent Topology Discovery

Wang Tian


IC388

CCCXXI. 10:20-10:30

Towards General Software-Defined Wireless Sensor Networks

Meigen Huang


100

IC418

CCCXXII. 10:30-10:40

An Effective Cluster Heads Selection Method for Wireless Sensor Networks

Meng Ni


IC547

CCCXXIII. 10:40-10:50

MAC Protocol Analysis based on Adaptive Wireless Sensor Network

Zheng liu


IC656

CCCXXIV. 10:50-11:00

Exploiting Unmanned Aerial Vehicle for Energy Efficient Data Collection in Wireless

Sensor Networks

Yuying Fan

Shanghai Jiaotong University, China

IC584

CCCXXV. 11:00-11:10

A Sliding Window Based Efficient Transmission for Underwater Sensor Networks

Hongcui Ji

Hohai University, China

IC663

CCCXXVI. 11:10-11:20

Multiple Access Protocol for ad-hoc networks in VHF Data Exchange System

Shijie Rong


Note

101


S41: Future Communications and Satellite Communications Engineering

Session Chair:


IC112

13:30-13:45

Uplink Interference Analysis Between LEO and GEO Systems in Ka Band

Pin Xu


IC261

CCCXXVII. 13:45-14:00

Open-Loop Precoding Scheme for Multi-beam Mobile Satellite Communication

Systems

Zeliang An


IC666

CCCXXVIII. 14:00-14:15

Design and Implementation of NS3-Based Simulation System of LEO Satellite

Constellation for IoTs

Zheng Wang


IC394

CCCXXIX. 14:15-14:30

Research on TD - LTE Uplink Frequency Offset Estimation Algorithm for High - speed

Railway

Feng Ding

Lanzhou Jiaotong University, China

IC623

CCCXXX. 14:30-14:45

Roadside Units Non-full Coverage Optimization Deployment Based On Simulated

Annealing Particle Swarm Optimization Algorithm

Shanjie Zhang

Nanjing University, China

IC287

CCCXXXI. 14:45-15:00

Deployment of Edge-Computing in 5G NFV Environment and Future Service-Based

Architecture

Huazhang Lv

China Unicom, China

IC500

CCCXXXII. 15:00-15:15

Max-Min User Throughput in Emergency Situations with a Master-Slave UAV Model

Yuning Chen


102

IC721

CCCXXXIII. 15:15-15:30

Enabling Smart Cities Through V2X Communication

Mohammad Samarah

Florida Polytechnic University, USA

IC060

CCCXXXIV. 15:30-15:45

An Energy Efficiency Optimization Algorithm Based on the Factor for Portion of Time

Division in Backhaul-Constrained Ultra Dense HetNets

Shiqiang Chu

Ministry of Education, China

Note

103


S42: Communication Network Resource Allocation and Calculation

Session Chair:


IC446

13:30-13:45

Resource Allocation in Cognitive Wireless Powered Communication Networks under

Outage Constraint

Longqi Wang


IC295

CCCXXXV. 13:45-14:00

Resource Allocation for IoT Devices in FeD2D Communication Networks

Ting Zhang


IC159

CCCXXXVI. 14:00-14:15

Load Balancing and QoS Supporting Access and Handover Decision Algorithm for

GEO/LEO Heterogeneous Satellite Networks

Hangyu Song


IC175

CCCXXXVII. 14:15-14:30

Resource Allocation for Delay QoS-Driven Multicarrier Relay Networks with Energy

Harvesting Nodes

Yanan Dong


IC031

CCCXXXVIII. 14:30-14:45

Joint Computation Offloading and Wireless Resource Allocation in Mobile Edge

Computing

Ling Li


IC251

CCCXXXIX. 14:45-15:00

Hybrid Resource Allocation Algorithm based on Spectrum Sharing and Separation

in Ultra-Dense Networks

Yang zhi ming

Chongqing University of Posts and Telecommunications, China

IC621

CCCXL. 15:00-15:15

Dynamic Computing and Radio Resource Allocation in Downlink Green C-RAN

Systems

Kangkang Wang


104

IC690

CCCXLI. 15:15-15:30

Resource Allocation for Downlink SCMA System Based on Coalitional Game

Mengchen Zhang


IC588

CCCXLII. 15:30-15:45

An Adaptive Multicast Bandwidth Allocation Mechanism in TDM-WDM PONs

Dashuai Hu


Note

105


S43: Traffic Network and Intelligent Transportation

Session Chair:


IC311

13:30-13:45

Research on Parallel Encryption Technology in the Emergency Platform of High

Speed Railway in China

Jiaojiao Li

Beijing Jiaotong University, China

IC314

CCCXLIII. 13:45-14:00

Path Loss and Blockage Modeling for Vehicle to Vehicle Channel above 6 GHz

Zhanji Wu


IC126

CCCXLIV. 14:00-14:15

Research on Polling Based Traffic Signal Control Strategy with Fuzzy Control

Yi-Fei Wang


IC042

CCCXLV. 14:15-14:30

A Useful Decision Support Model for Road Owners to Select ETC tags Based on C4.5

Algorithm

Yu Gu

Nantong University, China

IC056

CCCXLVI. 14:30-14:45

An Improved Fusion Algorithm of Path Planning for Automated Guided Vehicle in

Storage System

Xing Tang


IC531

CCCXLVII. 14:45-15:00

Forward Vehicle Deceleration Detection System for Motorcycle at Nighttime

Jian-Kai Feng

National Taiwan Normal University, Taiwan

IC576

CCCXLVIII. 15:00-15:15

An Online Incentive Mechanism for Time-sensitive Vehicle-based Crowdsourcing

Shuying Hu

Fuzhou University, China

106

IC614

CCCXLIX. 15:15-15:30

Railway Network Modeling Using Building Block of Timed Coloured Petri Nets

Nitipat Songwiroj

Chulalongkorn University, Thailand

IC693

CCCL. 15:30-15:45

Detecting Anomalies in Distributed Control Systems by Modeling Traffic Behaviors

Wei Wang

Beijing Jiaotong University, China

Note

107


S44: Information Privacy and Security

Session Chair:


IC485

13:30-13:45

Secure Medical Data Collection via Local Differential Privacy

Pingchuan Ma


IC357

CCCLI. 13:45-14:00

Protecing Hidden Location Visit Privacy with High Trajectory Data Utility

Zhufeng Liu

Shenyang Aerospace University, China

IC682

CCCLII. 14:00-14:15

Research on Privacy Concerns Determination of Micro-blog Users

Yabin Xu


IC683

CCCLIII. 14:15-14:30

Privacy Disclosure Detection for Location-Based Social Network

Yabin Xu


IC084

CCCLIV. 14:30-14:45

Multi-modal Adaptive Steganography Algorithm with Variable Parity Check Matrix

Haitao Song


IC172

CCCLV. 14:45-15:00

Quantitative Evaluation in Security Assurance

Qiang Zhi

Nagoya University, China

IC212

CCCLVI. 15:00-15:15

Distance-based Outlier Mining for a Time-Series of Police Calls for Service

Peng Chen

People’s Public Security University of China, China

IC304

CCCLVII. 15:15-15:30

Functional Safety Assessment and Security Protection Framework of Cyber Physical

Machine Yool System

Ai Gu


108

IC465

CCCLVIII. 15:30-15:45

Joint Encoding/Decoding Algorithm Design Based on Hidden Information for Short-

Length LT Codes

Zilong Zhang

The 28th Research Institute of China Electronics Technology Group Corporation,

China

Note

109


S45: Clustering Algorithm

Session Chair:


IC194

13:30-13:45

Application of Modified K-Means Clustering Algorithm in Battery Grouping

Lianjing Wang

Harbin University of Science and Technology, China

IC439

CCCLIX. 13:45-14:00

Multi-Swarm Particle Swarm Optimization Algorithm based on Clustering Dynamic

Grouping

Yan Li


IC282

CCCLX. 14:00-14:15

An Improved Algorithm for Multi-Swarm Particle Swarm Optimization Based on

Clustering Algorithm

Ping Hu


IC027

CCCLXI. 14:15-14:30

Perceptual Hash Algorithm Based on Scale-Invariant Feature Transform and Cluster

Analysis

Zeyu Fan


IC030

CCCLXII. 14:30-14:45

Research on Improved LEACH Clustering Protocol in Energy Inhomogeneity

Between Clusters in Network

Qiu JanHong


IC088

CCCLXIII. 14:45-15:00

Research and Application of Tobacco Slice Feeding based on Semi-Supervised

Learning

Wang Guangchao


IC350

CCCLXIV. 15:00-15:15

Modularity-based Clustering Approaches for Economics Networks

Yafei Xing


110

IC363

CCCLXV. 15:15-15:30

Research on Random Source Points Aggregation Method of Urban Logistics Based

on Hierarchical Clustering

Rong Huang

Wuhan University of Technology, China

IC649

CCCLXVI. 15:30-15:45

Short-term Load Combination Forecasting based on Cluster Analysis

Yinghua Han


Note

111


S46: Intelligent Algorithm and Performance Analysis

Session Chair:


IC438

13:30-13:45

Research on Swarm Size of Multi-Swarm Particle Swarm Optimization Algorithm

Yan Li


IC066

CCCLXVII. 13:45-14:00

Collaborative Filtering Service Recommendation Algorithm Based on Trusted User

and Recommendation Evaluation

Wei Zhao

Dalian Maritime University, China

IC105

CCCLXVIII. 14:00-14:15

User Identification for Enhancing Recommendation by Social Media

Xuedi Li


IC222

CCCLXIX. 14:15-14:30

A Recommendation Method of Educational Resources Based on Knowledge

Structure

Lei Mao

Central South University, China

IC255

CCCLXX. 14:30-14:45

Multi-criteria Collaborative Filtering Based on Matrix Filling

Li Ye

Southwest University, China

IC309

CCCLXXI. 14:45-15:00

Supporting Movie Production: A Recommender Approach

Qiong Jia


IC560

CCCLXXII. 15:00-15:15

On Six Directions Chain Code and Its Application of Beaded Weaving

Xiangdong Zhao

Tianjin University of Technology and Education, China

112

IC610

CCCLXXIII. 15:15-15:30

Interleaver-Aided Successive Cancellation Flip Decoding Algorithm for Polar Codes

Haseong Kim

Chonnam National University, South Korea

IC150

CCCLXXIV. 15:30-15:45

Improved Dynamic Programming for the Shortest Path Problem with Resource

Constraints in DAG

Lishun Zeng


Note

113


S47: Information Attack and Defense

Session Chair:


IC070

13:30-13:45

Research on Scrapy-based Distributed Crawler System for Crawling Semi-Structure

Information at High Speed

Xiating He


IC076

CCCLXXV. 13:45-14:00

A Click Fraud Detection Scheme based on Cost sensitive BPNN and ABC in Mobile

Advertising

Xin Zhang

Nanjing Tech University, China

IC455

CCCLXXVI. 14:00-14:15

Hardware-based Adversary-controlled States Tracking

Weiwei Li


IC559

CCCLXXVII. 14:15-14:30

DPDA: A Moving Target Defense System based on Detection and Prediction

Mechanism

Tan Jinglei

Henan Provincial Key Laboratory of Information Security, China

IC670

CCCLXXVIII. 14:30-14:45

The Attack Surface Shifting in the Mimic Defense System

Liqun Wang

State key Laboratory of Mathematical Engineering and Advanced Computing, China

IC119

CCCLXXIX. 14:45-15:00

Design of Bluetooth DOS Attacks Detection and Defense Mechanism

Hong Pengcheng

Institute of Electronic Technology Information Engineering University, China

IC262

CCCLXXX. 15:00-15:15

A Slow Rate Denial-Of-Service Attack Against HTTP/2

Yihang Zhang


114

IC355

CCCLXXXI. 15:15-15:30

Analyzing Core Structure and Role Transition Features of Terrorist Organizations

based on Meta-Network Take Al Qaida as an Example

Meng Luan

National University of Defence Technology, China

IC2001

CCCLXXXII. 15:30-15:45

Human Perception of Weight in Networked Virtual Environment with Haptic Sense:

Influence of Network Delay

Pingguo Huang

Seijoh University, Japan

Note

115


S48: Communication Principle and Technology

Session Chair:


IC026

16:00-16:15

Multiple Parallel Frequency-Hopping Communication System Applying to Anti-

Follower Jamming

Chao Zhi-chao


IC045

CCCLXXXIII. 16:15-16:30

Adaptive Composite Phases Modulation/Demodulation Based on Transform

Domain Communication System

Cheng Chang

China Academy of Launch Vehicle Technology, China

IC156

CCCLXXXIV. 16:30-16:45

An Experimental Analysis of SNR Performance for LoRa Communication

Rong Tan

Hebei University, China

IC436

CCCLXXXV. 16:45-17:00

μcos-II Porting and Low Power Mode Design based on STM32Ls

Weibin Wang


IC469

CCCLXXXVI. 17:00-17:15

Research on Nonreconstruction Spectrum Sensing Algorithm based on Reputation

Hierarchy

Jingjing Chen


IC038

CCCLXXXVII. 17:15-17:30

Gateway Nodes Selection Strategy for Hierarchical Edge-Cloud

Guangyi Cao

Wuhan University of Technology, China

IC556

CCCLXXXVIII. 17:30-17:45

A Distributed Broadcasting Protocol Based on Local Information Sensing in IoV

Wenjie Wang

China Transport Telecommunications and Information Center, China

116

IC607

CCCLXXXIX. 17:45-18:00

Improved Calibration Procedure of Block Error Rate Estimation for Fast Link

Adaptation

Hyunjee Lee

Chonnam National University, South Korea

IC297

CCCXC. 18:00-18:15

Fault Diagnosis Application of Short Wave Transmitter Based on Stacked Auto-

Encoder

Cheng Liu

Naval University of Engineering, China

Note

117


S49: Network Architecture Design and Function Optimization

Session Chair:


IC659

16:00-16:15

The Reliability Mapping Monitoring Method of Network Function Virtualization

Ziwei Zhang


IC662

CCCXCI. 16:15-16:30

A TCP Decoupling based SDN Architecture for Asymmetric Networks

Hailun Liu


IC665

CCCXCII. 16:30-16:45

An NFV Framework for Supporting Elastic Scaling of Service Function Chain

Zhen Shen


IC361

CCCXCIII. 16:45-17:00

Optimized Deployment of Network Function for Resource Pooling Switch

Fei Hu


IC189

CCCXCIV. 17:00-17:15

A Network Slicing Deployment Method for Guaranteeing Service Performance

Qirun Pan

National Digital Switching System Engineering & Technological Research Center,

China

IC306

CCCXCV. 17:15-17:30

The Application of Reliability in the Information Hypernetworks Optimization

Ke Zhang

Qinghai Normal University, China

IC385

CCCXCVI. 17:30-17:45

Research on the Architecture of Cyber-Physical Machine Tool System

Chuting Wang


118

IC431

CCCXCVII. 17:45-18:00

A New Particle Swarm Optimization Algorithm based on Local-World Evolving

Network Model

Yibing Li


IC310

CCCXCVIII. 18:00-18:15

An Opportunistic Routing Protocol based on Link Quality and Local Topology in

Mobile Ad hoc Networks

Long Yan


Note

119


S50: Signal Processing

Session Chair:


IC694

16:00-16:15

A Mixed Signal Separation Algorithm Based on Wavelet Transform

Xintao Jiao

South China Normal University, China

IC164

CCCXCIX. 16:15-16:30

Research on Co-frequency Interference of CBTC Signal Based on IEEE 802.11

Xin He


IC426

CD. 16:30-16:45

Method of Time Sampling Error of Time-Interleaved ADC Based on Statistical Rule

RiGa Qi


IC352

CDI. 16:45-17:00

Research on Multipath Mitigation Method for BOC Signal Based on CCRW

Technology

Peiyue AI

Central South of University, China

IC360

CDII. 17:00-17:15

Array Configuration for Distributed Spaceborne Coherent Aperture Radar

Yanan Yu


IC448

CDIII. 17:15-17:30

Joint Data/Pilot Tracking Techniques for the Modern Beidou B1C Signal

Yuguo Zhang

Qingdao Jari Automation Limited Company, China

IC613

CDIV. 17:30-17:45

Simulation and Implementation of Spectrum Synthesis Method for Linear

Modulated Stepped Frequency Signal Based on Spectral Extraction

Tenglong Li


120

IC713

CDV. 17:45-18:00

The Impact of Bathtub Water Temperature on Personal Identification with ECG

Signal based on Convolutional Neural Network

Jianbo Xu

The University of Aizu, Japan

IC549

CDVI. 18:00-18:15

Secure Transmission Based on Differential Spatial Modulation with Artificial Noise

Tao Zhang


Note

121


S51: Data Encryption and Application

Session Chair:


IC611

16:00-16:15

An Improvement of the Remote Authentication Scheme for Anonymous Users Using

an Elliptic Curve Cryptosystem

Cheng-Ying Yang

University of Taipei, Taiwan

IC018

CDVII. 16:15-16:30

A Novel Image Encryption Algorithm Based on Cellular Neural Networks Hyper

Chaotic System

Weili Kou

Southwest Forestry University, China

IC187

CDVIII. 16:30-16:45

A Color Image Encryption Scheme Using Inverse Fractal Interpolation Function

Ruisong Ye

Shantou University, China

IC086

CDIX. 16:45-17:00

The Attribute-weight Cache Replacement Algorithm for Encrypted Files

Yafei Xing


IC401

CDX. 17:00-17:15

A Physical-Layer Message Encryption and Authentication Scheme

Xingzhi Li

Information Engineering University, China

IC619

CDXI. 17:15-17:30

Research on Key Management Server Key Re-Encryption Technology

Hao Huang

HuaZhong University of Science & Technology, China

IC495

CDXII. 17:30-17:45

Research on Key Management Scheme for Dynamic Revocable Key-Aggregate

Cryptosystem

Xirui Zhang


122

IC059

CDXIII. 17:45-18:00

Improved Randomness of Visual Cryptography Scheme Based on Basis Matrix

Sijia Liu


IC542

CDXIV. 18:00-18:15

Joint Channel-Encryption Coding Based on Interleaver and Multiplexer in Turbo

Codes

Chen Deyuan


Note

123


S52: Computer Network and Communication Engineering

Session Chair:


IC622

16:00-16:15

Minimum Redundancy Broadcast in Multi-Channel Multi-Radio Wireless Networks

Tao Peng


IC652

CDXV. 16:15-16:30

Secrecy Polar Coding Scheme for Relay-Wiretap Channel

Nana Kobina Gerrar


IC521

CDXVI. 16:30-16:45

Statistical Max-SINR Beamforming for Wireless Powered Communications in

Airborne Massive MIMO System

Yurong Wang


IC378

CDXVII. 16:45-17:00

Design of an 3-Element Arc Array of Microstrip Antenna for Widen Bandwidth and

Adjusting Beam Direction

Ying Kang

Naval University of Engineering, China

IC447

CDXVIII. 17:00-17:15

Extended Generalised Spatial Modulation with Variable Number of Activated

Transmit Antennas

Junjie Wang

Northwest Institute of Nuclear Technology, China

IC514

CDXIX. 17:15-17:30

A Dual-Band and Dual-Circularly-Polarized Array Antenna with a Single Element

Qi Yao


IC308

CDXX. 17:30-17:45

A Frame Prioritization Based on Classified Contentions in Multi-hop Wireless Ad hoc

Networks

Lei Tao


124

IC645

CDXXI. 17:45-18:00

Research on Smart Household Appliance System Based on NB-IoT and Cloud

Platform

Zhen Jiang


IC143

CDXXII. 18:00-18:15

Design and Implementation of the NB-IoT Downlink System on Open Air Interface

Platform

Xinyu Wang


Note

125


S53: Computer Theory and Engineering Practice

Session Chair:


IC343

16:00-16:15

Neural Machine Translation with Dynamic Selection Network

Fei Han

Sichuan Agricultural University, China

IC109

CDXXIII. 16:15-16:30

An Efficient Method to Transform a SAT problem to a Mixed Integer Linear

Programming Problem

Wenxia Guo


IC358

CDXXIV. 16:30-16:45

A Non-Parametric Method for Curve Smoothing

Shuangfeng Lan

Lanzhou University, China

IC332

CDXXV. 16:45-17:00

Small Object Detection Using Context Information Fusion in Faster R-CNN

Fang Pengcheng


IC579

CDXXVI. 17:00-17:15

RPN with the Attention-Based Multi-Scale Method and the Adaptive Non-Maximum

Suppression for Billboard Detection

Chuyi Wang

Hubei University of Technology, China

IC714

CDXXVII. 17:15-17:30

Automatic Reverse Engineering of Unknown Security Protocols from Network

Traces

Yudan Fan


IC620

CDXXVIII. 17:30-17:45

An Optimized Receiving Method Based on Noise Estimation in Spreading Spectrum

Audio Watermarking System

Tao Peng


126

IC538

CDXXIX. 17:45-18:00

The Research on M2M Load Prediction Algorithm

Chaofeng Fu


IC298

CDXXX. 18:00-18:15

Hybrid Beamforming Based on Minimum Mean Square Error for Multi-user Multi-

data Stream System

Gaozheng Liu


Note

127


S54: Electronic Information Engineering and Application

Session Chair:


IC545

16:00-16:15

Distributed LSA controller for Public Safety Communications

NGÔ TRUNG KIÊN

VTT Technical Research Centre of Finland Ltd., Finland

IC628

CDXXXI. 16:15-16:30

An Adaptive Predistortion Algorithm Based on Parallel Two-box Model

Xingji Miao

Navy Aviation University, China

IC634

CDXXXII. 16:30-16:45

Optimization Strategy of SDN Control Deployment Based on Simulated Annealing-

Genetic Hybrid Algorithm

Bai Yong


IC170

CDXXXIII. 16:45-17:00

A Checkerboard Corner Detection Method Using Circular Samplers

Linchao Huang


IC373

CDXXXIV. 17:00-17:15

Analysis on Control Performance Assessment Based on Minimum Entropy

Jiang Huixia

The Army Engineering University, China

IC598

CDXXXV. 17:15-17:30

An Improved On-line Strategy for Exploring a Simple Grid Polygon

Qi Wei

Liaoning Normal University, China

IC395

CDXXXVI. 17:30-17:45

Structural Design of Operational Analysis and State Modeling for Power Secondary

System

Yuan Zhou

NARI Group Corporation/State Grid Electric Power Research Institute, China

128

IC104

CDXXXVII. 17:45-18:00

Thermal Load Forecasting Based on PSO-SVR

Zhang Jie

Dalian Maritime University, China

IC321

CDXXXVIII. 18:00-18:15

Design of the Stand-Alone Photovoltaic System Based on the MPPT

Tao Wang

Taizhou University, China

Note

129


S55: Electronics and Communication Engineering

Session Chair:


IC253

13:30-13:40

Processing of Multireceiver Sonar Data with Failed Receivers

Cheng Tan

China Aerodynamics Research and Development Center, China

IC272

CDXXXIX. 13:40-13:50

Soft Demapping Based Receiver for Asymmetrically Clipped Optical OFDM

Jian Dang


IC453

CDXL. 13:50-14:00

A New Tracking Technique with the Memory Discriminator for High Sensitivity GNSS

Receivers

Ji Li


IC535

CDXLI. 14:00-14:10

Development of Ultra-Fast Laser Controller based on Network Integration

Hu Lin


IC419

CDXLII. 14:10-14:20

Throughput Analysis in Collaborative Communication Based on Relay Energy

Harvesting

Fengchuang Xing

Guangdong University of Education, China

IC456

CDXLIII. 14:20-14:30

Securing UAV-Enabled Millimeter Wave Communication Via Trajectory and Power

Optimization

Yang Wu

The Army Engineering University of PLA, China

IC487

CDXLIV. 14:30-14:40

Social-Aware and Payment Incentivized Caching for D2D Communications

Qinxue Fu

The Army Engineering University of PLA, China

130

IC674

CDXLV. 14:40-14:50

Research on Simulation Modeling of Tactical Communication Subnet Availability

Qi Guo

Xi‘an Technological University, China

IC276

CDXLVI. 14:50-15:00

Internet of Building Equipment System Based on Thread Network and Methods for

Managing End Devices

Shen Bin

Shandong Jianzhu University, China

IC171

CDXLVII. 15:00-15:10

CDXLVIII. The Design of Soft Base Station Based on Docker

Kunheng Wu

Tongji University, China

Note

131


S56: Signal Acquisition and Detection

Session Chair:


IC505

15:30-15:40

ISAR False Target Array Generated by Sub-Nyquist Sampling Jamming in Fast and

Slow Time

Jiyuan Chen


IC593

CDXLIX. 15:40-15:50

Epilepsy EEG Classification and Visualization using Linear Discriminate Analysis

Jeng-Wei Lin

Tunghai University, Taiwan

IC091

CDL. 15:50-16:00

A Fast TDOA Estimation Algorithm for UAV Signals

Ying HUANG

Central South of University, China

IC319

CDLI. 16:00-16:10

Seismic Signal Detection Algorithm Based on GS Transform Filtering and EMD

Denoising

Ruonan Han


IC389

CDLII. 16:10-16:20

Blind Extraction for PCMA Downlink Mixed Signals Using Guided Signature

Zhongqiang Luo

Sichuan University of Science and Engineering, China

IC517

CDLIII. 16:20-16:30

A Low-complexity Method of NB-IoT Identification

Huijie Zhu

No. 36 Research Institute of China Electronics Technology Group Corporation, China

IC312

CDLIV. 16:30-16:40

Performance Analysis of Active Cancellation System based on DRFM

Huimin Zhong

Nanjing University of Aeronautics and Astronautics, China

132

IC689

CDLV. 16:40-16:50

Integrating GAN with CNN for Face Sketch Synthesis

ADEEL AKRAM


IC198

CDLVI. 16:50-17:00

Spoofing Attack of Drone

Seow Chee Kiat

Nanyang Technological University, Singapore

IC259

CDLVII. 17:00-17:10

CDLVIII. A TE Process Fault Diagnosis Method based on Improved Wavelet Threshold

Denoising and Principal Component Analysis

Zhuang Chengwen

Qilu University of Technology, China

Note

133

Academic Visiting

Time/时间 Agenda/日程

Dec. 10

8:20

Gather at Lobby, Dorsett Grand Chengdu

帝盛君豪酒店大厅集合

9:30-11:00 General View of Southwest Jiaotong University

西南交大介绍

Visit Key Lab of Cloud Computing & Intelligent Technology

参观四川省云计算与智能技术高校重点实验室

Interactive Academic Session

自由学术讨论交流

134

One Day Tour

Time/时间 Agenda/日程

Dec. 10

08:50

Gather at Lobby, Dorsett Grand Chengdu

帝盛君豪酒店大厅集合

9:00-16:00 Giant Panda Research Base, Wenshu Monastery,

Kuanzhai Xiangzi Alleys and Tea-tasting in People’s Park

(Lunch and Tickets of Scenic Spots are already included in the fee)

(Onsite registration cannot be accepted)

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