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Characterization of Objects in Indoor Spaces of Human Occupation Using Knowledge Graphs

You can read the paper in the following links

You also have access to the structure of the paper and the LaTeX source code, but this is discuss in here

Abstract

This paper proposes a knowledge graph to describe the semantic relationships of objects present in an indoor space, such as a bedroom in a house. We base our work in the rep- resentation model Object1–Predicate–Object2. In the predicate, we consider spatial relationships such as above, below, under, on top, next to, in, has, in front, and behind. To fulfill our purpose, we used the Grakn NoSQL database, which allows defining a knowledge graph schema of type entity-relation. The knowledge graph obtained needs a previously identified object in order to start looking for the correct relationships. That object is considered as input to the algorithm. The information on the semantic relationship has proved effectiveness in characterizing objects using Grakn, through which it was possible to charac- terize objects and their relationships based on the principles of knowledge representation.

Keywords

Knowledge graphs, Grakn, indoor spaces, objects, semantic relationships.

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Sections

  1. Introduction

  2. Background

  3. Method

  4. Result

  5. Conclusion

  6. References

About CCE

The CCE is the International Conference on electrial engineering, computing science and automatic control.

The CCE is a conference run by the CINVESTAV of Instituto Polítecnico Nacional (IPN)

The official website is https://cce.cinvestav.mx/index.php

  • The conference was made on November 11-13, 2020.

  • It was supposed to be at Mexico City, Mexico. Because of the current circunstances, the event took place on online.

  • The Fee was arround 2500.00 mexican pesos, but at the end was free of charge.

Some other relevant details from the official page are:

The principal goal of CCE is to provide a forum for the free discussion and interchange of research and development experiences and ideas in the fields of electrical-electronics engineering, computer science and automatic control.

This conference also offers an opportunity for younger researchers and students to meet more experienced colleagues from differents parts of the world. Conference content will be submitted for inclusion into IEEE Xplore as well as other Abstracting and Indexing (A&I) databases.

Submitted manuscripts should be six (6) pages or four (4) pages in IEEE two-column format, including figures, tables, and references.

About the process

Since the manuscript had to be in english I have to document all the work in english to mantain consistency. So, I will brief the general steps and some ideas to have in mind if whoever reads this wants to participate.

The CCE walks you through all the process, but it is always better to have the general sight

Conference requirements

The first thing I remembered that I had to do was to check if my work feat the conference requirements. To do so, I check the specifications at Author Information CCE

The link content a very wide explanations of all the paper submision requirements. Let’s summary it:

Phase 1: Paper submission

The conference is not explicitly divided by phases But I think is a better way to explain.

Requirements part 1
  • The paper has to be in english

  • There is a submission format your document has to have:

    • This format can be either in word or in LaTeX.

    • To be honest, the majority of autors tend to use LaTeX

    • The website provides you the links of each template, however this repository covers that point in this section

Once you cover the format and have a proper styling ad grammar correction you must submit your paper, let’s see the requirements for that.

Requirements part 2
  • You must have en EasyChair account.

  • Make sure to fullfill all the requirements such as:

    • Correct bibliography format

    • Correct keywords

    • Correct emails

Phase 2: Pre-accepted and accepted Papers

You have to receive an email telling whether or not your paper is pre-accepted, accepted or rejected.

I think most of the promising paper tend to be in pre-accepted phase, which means your paper is good but you need to attend the reviewers comments in order to be accepted.

Attend the comments for improvements as suggested by reviewers and once again send the document through Easy Chair

Phase 3: Finally accepted

This phase means your paper is officially accepted. There are a couple of things that need to be done

Requirements part 3
  • The paper need copyright information. With the LaTeX template it is very easy. For more information see LaTeX Conference Template

  • After you added the copyright, you need to verify that your paper fulfill IEE Xplore format. This process has been automated in the IEEE PDF-Express site

    • You need to create an account which is bind with the conference ID.

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Before submiting your paper to pdf-express double check the format because you only have 10 tries. After that you need to purchase to continue using it.

This point annoyed me a lot because:

  • I thought I may need more tries

  • Log error messages wasn’t quite clear

My mistakes
  • I was using url latex package, which I think is not supported by pdf-express

  • My bibliography did not have the apropiate format.

    • I have to review IEEE Citation format ath this link

Phase 4: The presentation

This phase was pretty straight foward. I made a presentation with LaTeX (but this is optional),

Requirements part 5
  • Oral presentation is in english

  • Maximum time is 15 minutes and 5 minutes for questions

What you get?

  • Knowlegde of how to write and submit a paper

  • A paper recognition, which is

LaTeX Conference Template

In this repository I stored all the files I used to create my final paper, so I’ll explain them as detail as I can.

First thing you need to know that you can pull official LaTeX template from here

There are diferent templates for different purposes or events. In this case we need conference template (other ieee formats are journal article).

In the above link you will find the MS word and LateX templates. However, the LaTeX template link take you to Overleaf page.

To save time you can click here to go to overleaf LaTeX template

The alternative option is forking this repositoy. In fact I think is the best option since original template is just a startfile with no formal file structure, this repository has the following structure:

├── assets
│   └── beamer
├── code
├── conference
├── fibeamer
│   ├── logo
│   └── theme
├── figures
├── README.assets
├── revisions
└── sections
    ├── 00-abstract.tex
    ├── 01-introduction.tex
    ├── 02-background.tex
    ├── 03-method-part-01.tex
    ├── 04-results.tex
    ├── 05-conclusions.tex
    └── 06-references.tex
└── README.adoc
└── main.tex
└── beamer.tex
├── beamerthemefibeamer.sty
└── CCE.sty
Explanation
  • sections directory has a file per the final paper sections in orden not to have a very big file.

  • figures is the directory where all images and other tables are stored.

CCE.sty
  • This file automatictly adds the copyright and the header of your paper.

  • Make sure to adjust with the corresponding information.

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