Programme and proceedings

The conference will be held on-line in Canvas on July 3, 2020. There will be two main sessions separated by the lunch break.

• The plenary session. The conference starts with a plenary session in the morning. The papers scheduled in the morning session are best paper nominations. Out of these papers the best papers will be selected, and awarded with the TSCiT best paper award.

New in this edition of the conference we introduce a special quiz for the whole audience, so students, teachers, friends and family. The quiz will have questions about the presentations of best paper nominations in the plenary morning session. There will be a link to answer the questions, which can be submited after all presentations. The winner of the quiz will be anounced during the award ceremony, and will receive a souvenir from the UT.

• Parallel track sessions. In the afternoon, there will be the parallel session of the various tracks with various virtual rooms. The students will give presentation according to the schedule in the conference programme. Participants can enter other rooms to view the presentation of those tracks. For each room in the afternoon session, there will be a best presentation award. Students and guests will vote at the end of the session. The link will be sent by the track chairs and the results can be live viewed.

The slots allocated for the presentations at the conference will be 15 minutes per paper. This includes the presentation itself (min. 10 and max. 12 minutes), and 3 minutes questioning. Students are free to select their preferred format as long as it is clean. They could either record the presentation following the instructions here or do a live presentation, but it is a MUST to live answer questions.

Students can invite family members and friends to join the conference with an invitation link. After the conference starts, the track chairs will get an invitation link from Canvas and paste the link to the Chat. Students can then use the link (we have reserved the time for you to send the invitation). The guests can use mobile phone, tablet or computer to attend the conference. Different operating systems have different requirements to the browsers. Here are the suggestions for supporting Canvas: Firefox/Chrome for Windows/Linux and Safari for iOS in iPhone/iPad.

The proceedings will be published on-line with open access policies. The proceedings of the past conferences are still available.

Plenary session: best paper nominations

Here is the Guest link for joining the session

9:00: Opening

9:15 Best paper nominees (All of the papers have been updated to the camera-ready versions.)

• • Franka van Jaarsveld Estimating the effects of the Macroscopic Traffic Parameters on the overall Cooperative Awareness Message generations.

  • Oebele Lijzenga Symbolic Parity Games: Two New Fixpoint Iteration Algorithms with Strategy Derivation

  • Marie Klotz Extending the shunting plan generator of the Dutch Railways with non-service train traffic

10:00-10:10 Break

• • Nikki Zandbergen Illuminated feedback in an online classroom: Will it help or hinder?

  • Jotte Sonneveld A Gravitational Approach for Ranking Autonomous Systems in Large Autonomous System Networks

  • Niklas Lüpkes Using Static Weight Estimation of General Trees to Efficiently Parallelize the Execution of DEMKit Simulation Models

  • Nicolas Stoian Machine Learning for Anomaly Detection in IoT networks: Malware analysis on the IoT-23 Data set

11:10 -11:20 Break

• • Niek Heinen Using lightweight image classifiers for electrocardiogram classification on embedded devices.

  • Matthijs Kok Biologically Realistic Artificial Neural Networks

  • Leon Kukuk Analyzing Adoption of COVID-19 Contact Tracing Apps Using UTAUT

12:05 Award ceremony

• • Best presentation selection and award

  • Best paper award ceremony

  • Announce the Quiz winner

13:20 Information Management + Embedded System (Ekster room) , Track chairs Fons Wijnhoven and Yanqiu Huang

Here is the Guest link to join the session

13:20- 13:30 Setup

• • Alexander Haas Attitudes Towards Digital Transformation at Small Enterprises: A Cross-Border Analysis

  • Ignatius Patrick Assessing LOKI by Learning from Mitsuku and Dataset Themes

  • Daan Middelkoop Sensitivity Analysis of Predicting WirelessChannels within an Indoor Factory Floor

  • Alain Jansen Underground Wireless Communication and Wake-Up at 125 kHz

  • Robert-Daniel Banu Internet of Nano-Things in human cancer detection

Best presentation announcement

13:20 Pervasive computing and IoTs (Roodborstje room) , Track chairs Alex Chiumento and Le Viet Duc.

Here is the Guest link to join the session

13:20- 13:30 Setup

• • Jelmer van Hoek Predicting purchasing intent of website visitors with deep feature learning

  • Kes Greuter Evaluating the Quality of the International Consumer IoT Cyber Security Standard

  • Rik de Sain Impact of language on detecting agitation

  • Radu Seteanu Voice feature extraction from agitated speech

14:30 - 14:40 Break

• • Stijn Berendse Exploring semantic segmentation in rowing images

  • Bob Oldengarm Improving Human Activity Recognition Using Embedded Smartphone Sensors

  • Bilge Tekes Communication intervention with technology for minimally verbal autistic children

  • Sven Mol Movement localization in indoor environments by means of light and air pressure sensors

15:40 -15:50 Break

• • Lichen Xia How vehicles’ speeds influence the optimal configuration and performance of the C-V2X

  • Camilio Delfgaauw Predicting car movement for autonomous driving through traffic using deep learning

  • Romme Knol Emotional Activity Detection using Behavioural Sounds

  • Kevin Hetterscheid Detecting Agitated Speech: A Neural Network Approach

  • Julian Stellaard Case Study: Tracking the process of an outbreak to a pandemic via logistical infrastructures

Best presentation announcement

13:20 Data science (Fluiter room), Track chair Nicola Strisciuglio

Here is the Guest link to join this session

13:20- 13:30 Setup

• • Simon Arends Quantity meets quality for mined process models through simulated events

  • Niels van Slooten A Maturity Level Assessment of Process Mining Bottleneck Analysis Techniques

  • Jelle Meijer Morphing Detection Based on Regional Analysis of Local Frequency Content

  • Jennifer Cutinha Assessing the use of Process Mining techniques to monitor the work process of Commercial Drivers

14:30 - 14:40 Break

• • Koen van den Brink Finding The Drop: Recognizing the climax in electronic music using classification models

  • Mantas Gavenavicius Evaluating and Comparing Textual Summaries Using Question Answering Models and Reading Comprehension Datasets

  • Cas Sievers Bag-of-words location retrieval: including position of local features

  • Adjorn van Engelenhoven Modular Neural Networks using Multiple Gradients

15:40 -15:50 Break

• • Mei Lan Schrama Improving Speech Emotion Recognition by Identifying the Speaker with Multi-task Learning

  • Andrei Popa Feature Evaluation for Detection of COVID-19 in Pulmonary CT Scan Images

  • Rutger Kerkhof Natural Language Processing for scoring open-ended questions: a systematic review

Best presentation announcement

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