JSMRAI, 2026
Joint Symposium on Multidiciplinary Research and Artificial Intelligence
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Artificial intelligence is no longer a niche subfield of computer science. It’s the engine that powers breakthroughs in medicine, climate science, the arts, law, and virtually every discipline you can imagine. Yet the sheer volume and diversity of AI‑driven research make it hard to see the forest for the trees.

The catalogue for Artificial Intelligence and Multidisciplinary Research is a living, searchable map that links AI methods, datasets, tools, and real‑world applications across domains. In this section, we showcase different books and proceedings that show what the catalogue is, why it’s a game‑changer for scientists, policymakers, and industry, and how you can help build the next generation of cross‑disciplinary knowledge hubs from the materials provided, the prices are reasonable and well affordable.

User Behaviour Modelling and Cognitive Perception

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The book contains contributions to the research field of User Behavior Modeling (UBM) and Cognitive modelling, which plays a critical role in user interest learning and has been extensively used in recommender systems. It entails crucial interactive patterns between users and items that have been exploited, which brings compelling improvements in many recommendation tasks. The concepts used here involve the application of computational models to design and build user interactive behaviour towards different user interphases. User behaviour modelling is understanding how users interact with a product or service. This information can improve the user experience, make the product or service more user-friendly, and increase engagement. Cognitive perception is the way that users interpret and process information. This information can be used to understand how users make decisions and interact with the world around them. By combining user behaviour modelling and cognitive perception, it is possible to gain a deeper understanding of how users interact with a product or service. This information can improve the user experience, make the product or service more user-friendly, and increase engagement. Research from this field is welcome all year round.