Chinese scientists have won the highest award in the field of international model recognition

Xinhuanet, Beijing, August 25 (Wang Ying) The reporter learned from the Chinese Academy of Sciences that at the 26th International Model recognition conference that opened a few days ago, the chairman of the International Model recognition Association announced that this year's international model recognition is the highest award -Fu Jingsun Researcher Tan Tieniu, an academician of the Chinese Academy of Sciences and the Institute of Automation of the Chinese Academy of Sciences to recognize his outstanding achievements in the field of model recognition. This is the first time that the award has been awarded scholars outside North America and Europe since its establishment in 1988.

The Fu Jingsun Award was established by the International Model Recognition Association. It is named after the Blazers of the discipline of the international model and Professor Fu Jingsun, the late American scientist of the American American. The winners will be approved. Each time award is awarded to recognize the outstanding contribution of academic achievements and make outstanding contributions to the development of international model recognition disciplines. It is a lifelong achievement award. Important academic awards in the field of artificial intelligence. Before this year, 17 scholars have won this honor. They are all famous scholars in the field of international model recognition and artificial intelligence, from North America and Europe. Academician Tan Tieniu was the first winner from North America and Europe.

Model recognition aims to study and realize human perception, identification and judgment ability, which is the basic research content of artificial intelligence. Academician Tan Tieniu has long been engaged in the research of model recognition and artificial intelligence -related fields. It is a pioneer in the research and research of iris recognition and gait recognition. His research results have been widely used in some important people's livelihood fields.

The picture shows Tan Tieniu, an academician of the Chinese Academy of Sciences and a researcher at the Institute of Automation of the Chinese Academy of Sciences

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