Constitution & Bylaws

The aims of IAPR are to promote pattern recognition and the allied branches of engineering together with the related arts and sciences, to advance international co-operation in the field of interest to stimulate research, development, and the application of pattern recognition in science and human activity, to further the dissemination and exchange of information on pattern recognition in the broad sense, and to encourage education in all aspects of the field of interest.

In achieving these aims, IAPR fulfills the need for better world-wide communication and increases understanding among practitioners of all nations in the role that machine intelligence can play in accelerating technical and scientific progress.

Constitution

Article I - Name Section 1.1 The organization shall be known as the International Association for Pattern Recognition. Hereafter "IAPR" shall refer to this organization. Article II - Field of Interest and Objective Section 2.1 The field of...

By-Laws

These Bylaws provide detailed guidance for the supervision and management of the affairs of IAPR in accordance with the IAPR Constitution. Bylaws 1. Introduction These Bylaws provide detailed guidance for the supervision and management of...

Statutes

S.1 ICPR Compensation to IAPR The organizers of an ICPR shall prepare their budget and set their fee structure so as to provide for compensation to IAPR for its efforts and expenses in promoting the conference. Such compensation is to be ten percent...

Statement of Ethics and Policy on Equality, Diversity, and Inclusion

IAPR Statement of Ethics We, the members of the IAPR and its member societies, commit ourselves to the highest ethical and professional conduct and declare that: We faithfully perform our work by paying utmost attention to the safety, health,...

Privacy Policy

The IAPR does not sell, distribute, or pass personal data to any organization. At times, names and email addresses may be requested solely for the purpose of communication about applications or nominations. Individuals have the right to choose to...