
Call for Papers
The conference focuses on data-centric AI, emphasizing methodologies, systems, and applications that improve AI performance through better data design, management, and utilization rather than relying solely on increasing model complexity. We welcome original research that advances the theory, algorithms, systems, and applications of data-driven and data-centric intelligence.
1. Data-Centric Learning and Analytics
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Data quality, data curation, and dataset engineering
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Data augmentation, synthesis, and labeling strategies
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Bias detection, fairness, and robustness in data
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Streaming, spatiotemporal, and large-scale data analytics
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Data visualization and human-in-the-loop data analysis
2. Machine Learning for Data-Centric AI
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Learning with noisy, sparse, or imbalanced data
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Weakly supervised, self-supervised, and semi-supervised learning、
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Foundation models and data-efficient learning
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Multimodal and heterogeneous data learning
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Explainable and trustworthy learning from data
3. Data-Driven Algorithms and Optimization
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Optimization methods for data selection and sampling
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Active learning and data acquisition strategies
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Scalable and distributed learning algorithms
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Graph, relational, and structured data algorithms
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Automated data pipelines and AutoML for data optimization
4. Data Systems and Infrastructure for AI
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Big data architectures for AI workloads
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Cloud, edge, and distributed data-centric AI systems
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Data governance, privacy, and security in AI systems
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Federated learning and decentralized data intelligence
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Benchmarking, evaluation, and reproducibility of data-centric systems
5. Data-Centric AI Applications
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Data-driven AI in healthcare, finance, and bioinformatics
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Smart cities, urban analytics, and digital governance
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Learning analytics and educational data intelligence
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Environmental, sustainable, and green AI
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NLP, computer vision, and speech systems from a data-centric perspective
6. Responsible and Future Data-Centric AI
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Ethical issues in data collection and usage
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Human–AI collaboration in data design and interpretation
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Data standards, governance frameworks, and policy
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Future directions and challenges in data-centric intelligence