IEEE Latin American Conference on Computational Intelligence 2025

About The Conference

The IEEE Latin American Conference on Computational Intelligence (LA-CCI) will be held in Mexico City, Mexico in 2025. LA-CCI continues its mission to bring together the Soft Computing community to present the latest achievements and innovations across multiple areas of Computational Intelligence. The conference aims to foster participation from young researchers and follow the LA-CCI Manifesto by providing a high-level international forum for scientists, researchers, engineers, professionals, and educators to disseminate their research results and engage in discussions on the future directions of Computational Intelligence.

We hope that local academy and industry will take active participation in IEEE LA-CCI 2025. Papers will be reviewed by an international technical committee under the IEEE standard procedure and accepted papers must be presented in oral session. This process is mandatory for the paper to be published in the conference proceedings (IEEE Xplore database, including ISBN).

  • Location Mexico City - Hotel Geneve
  • Date November 5th - 7th, 2025
  • Speakers 10 Professionals
  • Seats 150 People

General Submission Guidelines – IEEE LA-CCI 2025

Paper Submission Requirements

  • All submissions must be written in

    English

     and represent

    original, unpublished work.
  • Papers must be submitted electronically by the specified

    deadline

    , with no exceptions.

Paper Length and Formatting

  • The expected length for full papers is between

    4 and 6 pages

    , including all text, tables, figures, and references. Authors are encouraged to use the full space to effectively present their work.
  • Papers may be up to

    6 pages

     in length, no exceptions.
  • Authors must use the provided templates: Please note: The final template includes a mandatory header and footer with conference and copyright information. Authors must not remove or modify these sections in the camera-ready version.

Corresponding Author Responsibilities

  • Each submission must have a

    designated corresponding author

     responsible for all submission-related activities.
  • The corresponding author serves as the primary contact for the paper and should be authorized to act on behalf of all co-authors.

Review Process

  • Submitted papers will undergo a

    single-blind peer review

    , where reviewers’ identities remain confidential to the authors.
  • Reviews will be conducted by members of the

    International Program Committee

    , assigned by the

    Technical Committee.
  • Papers will be evaluated based on their

    technical quality, originality, clarity, and relevance to the conference

     themes.
  • Final acceptance or rejection decisions will be made based on review feedback and other selection criteria.

Plagiarism and Ethical Standards

  • IEEE is committed to protecting

    intellectual property

     and maintaining high ethical standards.
  • All submissions will be screened for plagiarism using

    CrossCheck.
  • By submitting a paper, authors agree to

    plagiarism screening

     in accordance with IEEE policies.

Final Submission & Copyright Transfer

Author Registration & Presentation Requirement

  • At least one

    co-author

     of each accepted paper must

    register and present

     the paper at the

    IEEE LA-CCI 2025 conference

    .

  • Please replace the placeholders “1st author”, “2nd author”, “3rd author”, etc., with the actual names of the authors. The final version must not include ordinal labels such as “1st”, “2nd”, or “3rd”.

  • Author Early Registration Deadline:

     September 10th, 2025

  • Author Registration Deadline:

     September 28th, 2025 (to be considered in the proceedings)
  • Each author registration is valid for one paper submission.
  • Author registration may only be completed under the IEEE Member or Non-Member categories.
  • Each paper submission may contain up to 6 pages.
  • If necessary, up to 2 additional pages may be included for an extra fee of US$150 per page.
  • Additionally, authors may submit up to 2 extra papers for an additional fee of US$300 per paper.
  • Author Conference Registration Includes: Presentation and Publication of 1 Paper Submission, Technical Sessions, Welcome Reception, Gala Dinner, Coffee Breaks, Lunches, Tutorials, Panel Sessions, Keynotes
  • Conference Registration Includes: Technical Sessions, Welcome Reception, Gala Dinner, Coffee Breaks, Lunches, Tutorials, Panel Sessions, Keynotes
  • Companion/Guest Registration Includes: Lunch and Coffee Breaks

For any questions or concerns, please contact us at info@lacci2025.org.

For full details and updates, please visit the official conference website: https://lacci2025.org/.

We are pleased to inform you that all camera-ready versions of the accepted papers for IEEE LA-CCI 2025 are now complete. We look forward to welcoming you to Mexico City from November 5-7, 2025 for what promises to be an outstanding conference bringing together leading researchers in computational intelligence from across Latin America and beyond.

You may now download the official presentation template from our website to prepare your talk or poster. Please make sure to follow the format guidelines to ensure consistency across all presentations.

Click here to download the template

Travel grants

IEEE Computational Intelligence Society (CIS) is pleased to offer the following types of Travel grants to the IEEE CIS members who are interested to present their papers in-person at IEEE LA-CCI 2025:

  • IEEE CIS Conference Travel Grant for Students:

     This program offers a limited number of grants to assist IEEE CIS Student Members to travel to attend IEEE CIS conferences and present their papers.

  • IEEE CIS Conference Travel Grant for Researchers from Developing Countries:

     This program offers a limited number of travel grants to assist IEEE CIS Members of any grade higher than Student to travel to attend IEEE CIS conferences and present their papers.

  • IEEE CIS "Industry Early Career" Travel Grant:

     This program offers a limited number of travel grants to assist IEEE-CIS Members working in industry, who are within 2 years of their graduation, to travel to attend IEEE CIS conferences and present their papers.

  • IEEE CIS "Conference Participation and Travel Grant for Non-Lead Student Authors and Non-Author Students”:

     This program offers a limited number of grants to support non-lead Student Authors and Non-Author Students attending IEEE CIS conferences. This grant waives student early registration fee.

The grant will be in the form of digital reimbursement of a fixed amount after the in-person participation in the conference as a registered attendee. The approved amount will be typically USD $600 for intra-continental (within South America) participants, and USD $1,200 for inter-continental (outside South America) participants.

For full instructions on how to apply and the application submission link, please visit IEEE CIS Conference Participation and Travel Grants page: https://cis.ieee.org/activities/membership-activities/travel-grants.

For any queries regarding the grants, please contact the CIS travel grants subcommittee chair: Dr. Yi Mei yi.mei@ecs.vuw.ac.nz.

The applications can be submitted after the paper notifications have been sent, up to the deadline of July 20th 2025.

How to become an IEEE CIS member?

List of topics

Overall, the objective of CI Series is to provide a high-level international stage and forum for scientists, researchers, engineers, and educators to disseminate their latest research results and exchange views of the future research directions on:

  • Neural & Learning Systems:

     Neural Networks, Machine Learning, Complex Systems, Molecular and Quantum Computing, Complex Networks.

  • Fuzzy & Stochastic Modeling:

     Fuzzy Systems, Fuzzy Control & Decision Making, Uncertainty Analysis, Rough Sets, Fractals, Multiagent Systems, Reinforcement Learning, Game Theory.

  • Evolutionary & Swarm Computation:

     Genetic Algorithms, Genetic Programming, Artificial Immune Systems, Swarm Intelligence, Collective Intelligence, Evolvable Hardware, Bio-inspired Methods.

  • Other Topics Around CI:

     Neural hardware Education,Ethics and CI, Bioinformatics, Industry 4.0, Internet of things, Natural language processing, Smart grid applications

Tracks

Evolutionary & Swarm Computation: Genetic Algorithms, Genetic Programming, Artificial Immune Systems, Swarm Intelligence, Collective Intelligence, Evolvable Hardware, Bio-inspired Methods.

01

Neural & Learning Systems: Neural Networks, Machine Learning, Complex Systems, Molecular and Quantum Computing, Complex Networks.

02

Fuzzy & Stochastic Modeling: Fuzzy Systems, Fuzzy Control & Decision Making, Uncertainty Analysis, Rough Sets, Fractals, Multiagent Systems, Reinforcement Learning, Game Theory.

03

Other Topics Around CI: Neural hardware Education, Ethics and CI, Bioinformatics, Industry 4.0, Internet of things, Natural language processing, Smart grid applications

04

Conference Schedule

Latin American Conference on Computational Intelligence (LACCI 2025)

08:00 - 08:30 Registration
08:00 - 10:00 Tutorial 1

**Important Update:** Please note, due to unforeseen logistical changes, this workshop will now be held at the hotel. The new start time is 8:00 AM. We apologize for any inconvenience.

Speakers: Mike McPike (Managing Director, AB Dynamics Inc.) and Mike Rihl (Sales Manager, ABD Inc.)

AB Dynamics will host a unique, two-part workshop on autonomous vehicles that combines a rigorous theoretical session with a live technology demonstration. The program will first outline state-of-the-art methods for AV testing, safety validation, and scenario design, then showcase AB Dynamics’ toolchain—spanning driver-in-the-loop, hardware-in-the-loop, and reproducible proving-ground workflows—in action.

Key Objectives:

This rare, hands-on opportunity will equip participants with practical insights to accelerate sensor fusion evaluation, ADAS/AD performance verification, and the transition from algorithm prototyping to robust real-world deployment.

Location: Hotel Conference Room

Remember to complete your registration for the tutorial. 1. Workshop Form

10:00 - 10:30Coffee Break
10:30 - 13:00 Tutorial 2

AI is changing how, and how quickly, software is built. With small teams, adaptable researchers, and evolving tech stacks, academic research is uniquely positioned to benefit from this revolution. This workshop explores how to leverage tools like Cursor and Claude Code and how to build future-ready AI-assisted research workflows. Participants will be shown steps for how to integrate AI incrementally into their existing processes and strategies to build out larger, multi-agent automated workflows. To take full advantage of the workshop, familiarity with git, GitHub, and VSCode is useful but not required.

Key Themes:

- Integrating the AI as an embedded assistant
- Transition from an individual researcher to a manager of AIs
- Using system design principles and context engineering to control quality
- The future for AI-assisted software development

Expected Outcomes

- Build a working website with a live backend without writing any code yourself
- Gain familiarity with Cursor, Windsurf, Claude Code, and ChatGPT Codex
- Take away templates and commands to help introduce AI-assistance to new and existing projects
- Understand how to manage basic multi-agent and automated AI workflows

Location: To be announced

Remember to complete your registration for the tutorial. 1. Workshop Form

13:00 - 14:00 Free Time
14:00 - 14:40 Opening Ceremony
14:40 - 17:10 Activity
17:10 - 17:50 Meeting
07:30 - 08:30Registration
08:30 - 10:00Keynote

Conference Talk: With layers of sensors permeating every aspect of urban life and new computational tools unveiling previously invisible dynamics, Dr. Duarte will explore how data, sensors, and science are reshaping the way we understand and design our cities.

About the Speaker: Principal Research Scientist at MIT Senseable City Lab and Lecturer at the Department of Urban Studies and Planning (MIT-DUSP). Author of Urban Play (MIT Press, 2021) and Unplugging the City (Routledge, 2018). His research has appeared in high-impact journals including Nature Water, Nature Cities, Nature Sustainability, and Science Robotics. He also collaborates with the World Bank as a consultant on urban planning and mobility.

Location: Porfirio Room
10:00 - 10:30Coffee Break
10:30 - 12:30Session 1
10:30 - 10:50

72 - Machine Learning Approach for Discovering Titanium Alloys with a Low Young’s Modulus

Location: Porfirio Room

19 - The Effect of Depth on the Generalization of Artificial Neural Networks

Location: Colonial Room
10:50 - 11:10

20 - Parameter identification of the Furuta pendulum using Differential Evolution

Location: Porfirio Room

22 - An approach to Temporal Closeness Centrality on Spatial Temporal Networks

Location: Colonial Room
11:10 - 11:30

31 - A pipeline to obtain a dynamic 3D-Brain Model using the fastsurfer deep learning model from Magnetic Resonance Imaging (MRI)

Location: Porfirio Room

26 - Wearable Gait Analysis Using IMU Sensors and Deep Learning for Parkinson’s Disease Detection

Location: Colonial Room
11:30 - 11:50

84 - Multimodal Data Fusion Architecture for Real-Time Physiological and Vehicular Signal Processing in Driving Contexts

Location: Porfirio Room

9 - A Convolutional Neural Network Approach for Decision-Making in Diabetes Prevention

Location: Colonial Room
11:50 - 12:10

21 - Gradient Enhanced Particle Swarm Optimization Algorithm

Location: Porfirio Room

36 - Noise Supresion in ECG Signals Based on Izhikevich's Spiking Neural Network

Location: Colonial Room
12:10 - 12:30

59 - From EEG Signals to Early Autism Spectrum Disorder Detection: Leveraging Quantum Deep-Wavelet Neural Networks for Precision Healthcare

Location: Porfirio Room

68 - Integrating ASTERI-Based EEG Imaging with Deep Learning and Swarm Intelligence for Autism Diagnosis Support

Location: Colonial Room
12:30 - 14:00Lunch
14:00 - 16:00Session 2
14:00 - 14:20

66 - On the Use of Machine Learning for Modern IoT ELF Malware Detection

Location: Porfirio Room

77 - Image classification of GMAW robotic weld bead images by MobileNetV2 neural network using Transfer Learning

Location: Colonial Room
14:20 - 14:40

75 - Dimensionality reduction and chest X-ray image classification using spatial summaries and machine learning

Location: Porfirio Room

93 - Longitudinal Speed Estimation in Vehicles Using a Multilayer Perceptron

Location: Colonial Room
14:40 - 15:00

83 - Ergonomic Routes Based on Reports of Imperfections on the Vial Infrastructure

Location: Porfirio Room

78 - Machine Learning for Identifying Autism Traits

Location: Colonial Room
15:00 - 15:20

10 - Evaluation of a Hybrid Approach Combining Random Forest and XGBoost for Type 2 Diabetes Prediction Using the PIMA Dataset

Location: Porfirio Room

82 - Spectral Unmixing + Deep Learning for Pixel-wise Classification of Placental Multispectral Images

Location: Colonial Room
15:20 - 15:40

51 - Development of an Autonomous Greenhouse Prototype for the Control of Environmental Variables through IoT, Driven by ChatGPT for Decision Making.

Location: Porfirio Room

90 - Automatic Classification of Driving Maneuvers via Supervised Learning

Location: Colonial Room
15:40 - 16:00

70 - Explainable AI for Behavioral Patterns in Game Players

Location: Porfirio Room

94 - BERT-Based Approach for Tuberculosis Diagnosis from Electronic Medical Records

Location: Colonial Room
16:00 - 16:30Coffee Break
16:30 - 18:30Session 3
16:30 - 16:50

7 - Development of an Intelligent RGB Color Classification System with Electronic Components and Neural Networks

Location: Porfirio Room

3 - Large Language Models-based Software Test Input Generation

Location: Colonial Room
16:50 - 17:10

39 - Comparative Analysis of Parent Selection Strategies in DeepGA for Neural Architecture Search

Location: Porfirio Room

40 - Expandor : A Novel Enhanced Exploratory Processing Augmentation for Image & Audio Data Optimization & Refinement

Location: Colonial Room
17:10 - 17:30

80 - Artificial Intelligence for Electric Public Transport Optimization in Smart Cities: A Systematic Review

Location: Porfirio Room

60 - Emotion Recognition from Electroencephalogram Signals of Subjects with Dementia: the impact of feature selection by PSO on classification performance

Location: Colonial Room
17:30 - 17:50

81 - Transformer vs. CNN: Hyperparameter-Tuned Deep Learning Models for Automated Malaria Diagnosis

Location: Porfirio Room

49 - Towards optimizing genetic algorithm parameters for permutation flow shop scheduling using Taguchi methodology

Location: Colonial Room
17:50 - 18:10

65 - Students’ Collaborative Learning through Programming Computational Intelligence Algorithms: A Mixed Methods Approach Applied to a Case Study on Energy and Buildings

Location: Porfirio Room

50 - MBF-Net: Multi-stage Bilateral-feature Fusion Network for EEG-Based Emotion Recognition

Location: Colonial Room
18:10 - 18:30

86 - Segmentation of Astronomical Images Using Community Detection Optimized by Genetic Algorithms

Location: Porfirio Room

15 - Designing Higher Education Exam Schedules with Multiobjective Evolutionary Algorithms

Location: Colonial Room
18:30 - 19:00 Free Time
19:00 - 22:00Gala Dinner

Join us for an evening of fine dining, networking, and entertainment.

Location: Patio
08:00 - 08:30Registration
08:30 - 10:00Keynote

Conference Talk: 40 Years of Multi-Objective Evolutionary Algorithms: Past, Present and Future

About the Speaker: Dr. Carlos Coello is a prominent researcher at CINVESTAV-IPN in Mexico City and a Visiting Professor at the Basque Center for Applied Mathematics in Spain. His research focuses on biologically inspired stochastic algorithms for complex, nonlinear multi- objective optimization. He pioneered the first micro-genetic algorithm for multi-objective optimization and developed an immune system-based algorithm using Pareto optimality, both of which have been applied in diverse fields, including supersonic jet design in the USA.

Location: Porfirio Room
10:00 - 10:30Coffee Break
10:30 - 13:10Session 4
10:30 - 10:50

53 - Using EMPATH on Brazilian Sign Language (LIBRAS) Recognition and a Sign Language Dataset Creation

Location: Porfirio Room

12 - Machine Learning for Support in the Diagnosis of Parkinson's Disease through wave drawing images

Location: Colonial Room
10:50 - 11:10

91 - Real-World Evaluation of Driver Cognitive Load Across Traffic Conditions Using Biometric Signals

Location: Porfirio Room

44 - Empirical Analysis of Caching Patterns in Microservice Architectures

Location: Colonial Room
11:10 - 11:30

18 - Parameter Identification of a Perturbed Servo System via ESO-PSO and RoLS-VFF algorithms

Location: Porfirio Room

48 - An adaptive Lissajous radial basis function neural network to predict the remaining useful life in batteries

Location: Colonial Room
11:30 - 11:50

46 - A novel sustainable approach of reinforcement learning control for a water-energy-food microgrid

Location: Porfirio Room

54 - Building Automated Systems to Generate Structured Data from Draw-A-Person-in-the-Rain Test Using Deep Learning

Location: Colonial Room
11:50 - 12:10

87 - CoAP Protocol Dialects for Internet of Thing Security

Location: Porfirio Room

64 - Genetic Projective Discriminant Analysis

Location: Colonial Room
12:10 - 12:30

11 - A New Low-Power IoT Telemetry Platform for Stratospheric Balloons Using LoRa and Cloud Integration

Location: Porfirio Room

71 - Digital Preservation and Archival Practices Integrating AI and History: a case study at the Campos Gerais Museum-Brazil

Location: Colonial Room
12:30 - 12:50

67 - Explainable AI-Driven Exploration of Employee Attrition Mechanisms

Location: Porfirio Room

79 - Assessing Dimensionality Reduction Effects on Building Energy Forecasts: An ANN Case Study

Location: Colonial Room
12:50 - 13:10

76 - Explainable Reinforcement Learning: Understanding How Learning Influences Behavior through Q-Values and Introspection

Location: Porfirio Room

88 - Intelligent Optimization of Garbage Collection Routes through RAG Architecture in San Pedro Sula (Smart City)

Location: Colonial Room
13:10 - 14:40Closing
16:40 - End of the conference
Tours

General Chairs

Dr. Amadeo José Argüelles Cruz

General Chair

Dra. Ilse Cervantes Camacho

General Chair

Dr. José Alfredo
F. Costa

General Chair

Steering Committee

Task Force

Carmelo Bastos-Filho

University of Pernambuco (UPE)

Julio
Barzola-Monteses

University of Guayaquil

Martín
Pedemonte

Universidad de la República

Saúl
Tovar Arriaga

Universidad Autónoma de Querétaro

Fernando Buarque de Lima Neto

University of Pernambuco

Alvaro David Orjuela-Cañón

Universidad del Rosario

Marley
Vellasco

Pontifical Catholic University of Rio de Janeiro

Héctor
Cancela

Universidad de la República

Diego Pinheiro

Universidade Católica de Pernambuco

Neural Networks Track Program Chairs

Dr. Antonio Alarcón Paredes

Neural Networks Track Program Chair

Dr. Cornelio Yáñez Márquez

Neural Networks Track Program Chair

Dr. Roberto
Zagal

Neural Networks Track Program Chair

Dra. Abril Uriarte

Neural Networks Track Program Chair

Fuzzy Track Program Chairs

Dr. Herón Molina
Lozano

Fuzzy Track Program Chair

Dr. Víctor Hugo Ponce Ponce

Fuzzy Track Program Chair

Dra. Elsa Rubio
Espino

Fuzzy Track Program Chair

Swarm Intelligence and Evolutionary Computation Track Program Chairs

Dra. Yenny Villuendas
Rey

Swarm Intelligence and Evolutionary Computation Track Program Chair

Dr. Francisco José García Peñalvo

Swarm Intelligence and Evolutionary Computation Track Program Chair

Dr. Marco Antonio Moreno Ibarra

Swarm Intelligence and Evolutionary Computation Track Program Chair

Dr. Edgar
López

Swarm Intelligence and Evolutionary Computation Track Program Chair

Other Topics Around CI

Dr. Luis Castro

Other Topics Around CI

Dr. Simone Mora

Other Topics Around CI

Dra. Magdalena Saldaña Pérez

Other Topics Around CI

Dr. Elías
Ventura

Other Topics Around CI

General Technical Chairs

Dr. Omar Rodríguez Abreo

General Technical Chair

Dra. America Berenice Morales Diaz

General Technical Chair

Dr. Francisco Hiram Calvo Castro

General Technical Chair

Dr. Mario Aldape
Pérez

General Technical Chair

Dr. Jose Joel
Gonzalez Barbosa

General Technical Chair

Dr. Juan R.
Terven Salinas

General Technical Chair

Dr. Joaquín Salas
Rodríguez

General Technical Chair

Publications Chairs

Dra. Ilse Cervantes Camacho

Publications Chair

Dr. Amadeo José Argüelles Cruz

Publications Chair

Financial Chair

Dra. Bella Citlali Martínez Seis

Financial Chair

Dr. Juan Humberto Sossa Azuela

Financial Chair

Student Activities Chair

Marco Antonio Cardoso Moreno

Student Activities Chair

Tania Gisela Alcántara Medina

Student Activities Chair

Technology and Logistics Committee

Octavio Elias Piñal Ramírez

Technical Support and Web Operations

Keynote Speakers

Dr. Carlos Coello

Conference Talk: 40 Years of Multi-Objective Evolutionary Algorithms: Past, Present and Future. The first multi-objective evolutionary algorithm was proposed in 1985 by David Schaffer (in the USA). Since then, this research area has become increasingly popular and has generated an important number of publications and PhD theses. In this talk, I'll give a quick overview of the historical development of this discipline, including some of the recent research topics that are attracting interest as well as some of the areas in which more research is expected in the future.

Dr. Carlos Coello is a prominent researcher at CINVESTAV-IPN in Mexico City and a Visiting Professor at the Basque Center for Applied Mathematics in Spain. His research focuses on biologically inspired stochastic algorithms for complex, nonlinear multi- objective optimization. He pioneered the first micro-genetic algorithm for multi-objective optimization and developed an immune system-based algorithm using Pareto optimality, both of which have been applied in diverse fields, including supersonic jet design in the USA.

He has taught courses on evolutionary computation, optimization, and programming languages in countries like Spain, the UK, Argentina, Chile, India, Colombia, and the USA. Dr. Coello has presented his research at leading conferences such as the IEEE Congress on Evolutionary Computation (CEC), GECCO, and PPSN.

His editorial contributions include serving as Editor-in-Chief of the IEEE Transactions on Evolutionary Computation and as an associate editor for journals like Evolutionary Computation (MIT Press) and Journal of Heuristics (Springer).

Dr. Coello has received numerous prestigious awards, including:

  • National Prize for Sciences and Arts (2012) - Mexico's highest scientific award
  • IEEE Kiyo Tomiyasu Award (2013)
  • The World Academy of Sciences (TWAS) Award in Engineering Sciences (2016)
  • ACM SIGEVO Outstanding Contribution Award (2023)
  • Named among the 300 Most Influential Leaders of Mexico (#69) by Líderes magazine in 2023

Dr. Fábio Duarte

Conference Talk: With layers of sensors permeating every aspect of urban life and new computational tools unveiling previously invisible dynamics, Dr. Duarte will explore how data, sensors, and science are reshaping the way we understand and design our cities.

Fábio Duarte is the Associate Director of Research & Design at the MIT Senseable City Lab, where he also serves as a Principal Research Scientist. Additionally, he is a Lecturer in the Department of Urban Studies and Planning (DUSP) and collaborates with the Sustainable Urbanization Lab at the Center for Real Estate.

Duarte is the author of the books Urban Play: Make-Believe, Technology, and Space (MIT Press, 2021) and Unplugging the City: The Urban Phenomenon and Its SociotechnicalControversies (Routledge, 2018). His research has been published in high-impact journals such as Nature Water, Nature Cities, Nature Sustainability, Urban Studies, Journal of Urban Technology, Scientific Reports, and Science Robotics.

With a background in urban planning, Duarte earned his PhD in Communication and Technology from the Universidade de São Paulo, Brazil. He previously held a professorship at the Pontificia Universidade Católica (PUC) in Curitiba, Brazil, and has been a visiting professor at Yokohama University and Twente University. Duarte also serves as a consultant in urban planning and mobility for the World Bank.

Venue

We are pleased to announce that Hotel Geneve will be the official venue for the conference. The conference will take place from November 5 to November 7, 2025, while the special group rate at the hotel is valid from November 3 to November 10, 2025 to allow early arrival or extended stay.

Join us at the IEEE Latin American Conference on Computational Intelligence 2025, hosted at the prestigious Hotel Geneve. Located in the vibrant Zona Rosa neighborhood, this iconic hotel offers a blend of classic European charm and modern amenities.

Lodging Rates (per room, per night)

Room Category Rate (MXN) Approx. Rate (USD)*
Standard Single or Double – European Plan $1,912 MXN ≈ $113 USD
Standard Single with Buffet Breakfast $2,204 MXN ≈ $130 USD
Standard Double with Buffet Breakfast $2,496 MXN ≈ $147 USD
*Exchange rate reference: 1 MXN ≈ 0.059 USD (September 2025). U.S. dollar values are approximate and may vary with the exchange rate at the time of payment. Rates include 16 % VAT and 3.5 % lodging tax.

Participant Benefits

  • Pre-registration and pre-assignment of group rooms.
  • Dedicated check-in area for the group (based on participant count).
  • Group rate extended 3 days before and 3 days after the official conference dates (subject to availability).
  • Complimentary parking for hotel guests.
  • Free Wi-Fi throughout the hotel.
  • 10 % discount on food and beverages consumed on property.
  • 10 % discount on laundry service.
  • 10 % discount on telephone calls.

Check-In / Check-Out

Check-in: 3:00 p.m.
Check-out: 1:00 p.m.
(Early check-in may be available depending on room availability.)

Parking

Complimentary for registered hotel guests.
$80 MXN (≈ $4.70 USD) per day for participants not staying at the hotel (tax included).

  • Parking tickets must be validated at reception and paid at the parking booth.
  • If you wish to charge parking to the master account, please request it at least 72 hours before the conference start date.

Suggested Gratuities

Bellboys: $45 MXN (≈ $2.65 USD) per person per room.
Housekeepers: $45 MXN (≈ $2.65 USD) per room per night.

We encourage all attendees to book early to secure these preferential rates and ensure room availability.

Thank you, and we look forward to welcoming you to Mexico City!

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Important Dates

Abstract submission

Deadline: March 15th, 2025

Full Paper Submission:

Deadline: April 15th, 2025
Deadline: May 5th, 2025

Notification of Acceptance

Deadline: July 4th, 2025

Camera-ready

Deadline: August 5th, 2025

Early registration

Deadline: September 10th, 2025
Deadline: September 14th, 2025

Conference

Deadline: November 5th - 7th, 2025