ENIAC

Following up on ENIAC 2020, we will have a special track for papers whose first author is an Undergraduate student. Such papers will undergo the same reviewing process as papers on the main track. However, the best papers in this track will be invited to make an oral presentation in a special session and will run for the Best Undergraduate Paper Award.

Manuscripts are limited to twelve (12) pages including text, references, appendices, tables, and figures. Articles may be written either in Portuguese or English, using the SBC article style:

SBC Template:

Papers written in Portuguese must have titles and abstracts in English.

Manuscripts that do not follow the formatting guidelines might be rejected without review

Submissions should be carried out online using the JEMS system:

Please select the appropriate track (Undergraduate track for papers whose main author is an Undergraduate student, Main track for the

others).

The review process will be double-blind (authors’ names and institutions must be omitted in the papers). All submitted papers will be reviewed by at least two experts in the field. Authors of accepted papers will be invited to present their work either in an oral presentation or in a poster session. All accepted papers will likely be published electronically through the SBC Open Lib – SOL. There will be no distinction between papers presented in oral or poster format in the proceedings.

Click here to see the list of Accepted Papers, ENIAC 2021:

Click here to see the list of Proceedings, ENIAC 2021:

1st Place: Marcos Gôlo, Rafael Rossi e Ricardo Marcacini Triple-VAE: A Triple Variational Autoencoder to Represent Events in One-Class Event Detection

2nd Place: André Seidel Oliveira e Anna Helena Reali Costa PLSUM: Generating PT-BR Wikipedia by Summarizing Multiple Websites

3rd Place: Patrícia Dias dos Santos e Denise Hideko Goya Automatic Twitter Stance Detection on Politically Controversial Issues: A Study on Covid-19’s CPI

Honorable Mention: Silvio Romero de Araújo Júnior e Reinaldo Augusto da Costa Bianchi A Model for Traffic Forwarding through Service Function Chaining using Deep Reinforcement Learning Techniques and Gustavo Henrique Nunes, Gustavo O. Martins, Carlos H. Q. Forster e Ana Carolina Lorena Using instance hardness measures in curriculum learning

1st Place: Rafael A. F. Carniello, Wington Lima, Marcos Eduardo Valle Universal Approximation Theorem for Tessarine-Valued Neural Networks

2nd Place: Mateus Alex dos Santos Luna, Thais Rodrigues Neubauer, Andre Lima, Marcelo Fantinato, Sarajane Peres Vector space models for trace clustering: a comparative study

3rd Place: two works tied: Carolina Paula de Almeida, Carlos Danel Pohlod, Sandra Venske Thompson Sampling in Heuristic Selection for the Quadratic Assignment Problem and Fernando Ribeiro de Senna, Marcos Eduardo Valle Tessarine and Quaternion-Valued Deep Neural Networks for Image Classification

Honorable Mention: Luana Felipe de Barros, Marcos Eduardo Valle A Comparative Study on Morphological Neural Networks for Binary Classification