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International Journal of Neural Systems, Volume 9
Volume 9, Number 1, February 1999
- Mikko Lehtokangas:
Feedforward Neural Network with Adaptive Reference Pattern Layer. 1-9 - Angelo Monfroglio:
Neural Networks and Linear Programming for the Satisfiability Problem. 11-25 - Salvatore Cavalieri:
Solving Linear Integer Programming Problems by a Novel Neural Model. 27-39 - Chun-Shin Lin, Chien-Kuo Li:
A Memory-Based Self-Generated Basis Function Neural Network. 41-59 - Hubert Y. Chan, Stefen Hui, Stanislaw H. Zak:
Synchronous and Asynchronous Brain-State-in-a-Box Information System Neural Models. 61-74 - Piërre van de Laar
, Tom Heskes
, Stan C. A. M. Gielen:
Partial Retraining: A New Approach to Input Relevance Determination. 75-85
Volume 9, Number 2, April 1999
- Ai Wu, Peter Kwong-Shun Tam:
A Neural Network Methodology of Quadratic Optimization. 87-93 - Anke Meyer-Bäse:
Asymptotic Hyperstability of a Class of Neural Networks. 95-98
- Xavier Giannakopoulos, Juha Karhunen, Erkki Oja:
An Experimental Comparison of Neural Algorithms for Independent Component Analysis and Blind Separation. 99-114 - Po-Rong Chang:
Color Image Correction for Scanner and Printer Using B-spline CMAC Neural Networks. 115-128 - Gasser Auda, Mohamed S. Kamel:
Modular Neural Networks A Survey. 129-151 - M. Jedra, N. El Khattabi, Mohamed Limouri, Abderrahmane Essaid:
Recognition of Seed Varieties using a Temporal Organisation Map Analysis of Electrophoretic Images. 153-162
Volume 9, Number 3, June 1999
- Antônio de Pádua Braga, Teresa Bernarda Ludermir:
Editorial: "Artificial Neural Networks in Brazil: An Introduction to the Special Issue of IJNS". 163-165 - Roberto Kawakami Harrop Galvão, Takashi Yoneyama:
Improving the Discriminatory Capabilities of a Neural Classifier by Using a Biased-Wavelet Layer. 167-174 - Harold Szu:
Thermodynamics Energy for both Supervised and Unsupervised Learning Neural Nets at a Constant Temperature. 175-186 - Gustavo Guimarães Parma, Benjamin Rodrigues de Menezes, Antônio de Pádua Braga
:
Neural Networks Learning with Sliding Mode Control: The Sliding Mode Backpropagation Algorithm. 187-193 - José Alfredo Ferreira Costa
, Márcio Luiz De Andrade Netto:
Estimating the Number of Clusters in Multivariate Data by Self-Organizing Maps. 195-202 - Marcílio Carlos Pereira de Souto, Paulo J. L. Adeodato, Teresa Bernarda Ludermir:
Sequential RAM-based Neural Networks: Learnability, Generalisation, Knowledge Extraction, and Grammatical Inference. 203-210 - Regis Pinheiro Landim, Benjamin Rodrigues de Menezes, Selênio R. Silva, Walmir M. Caminhas
:
Nonlinear System Identification Using a Neo Fuzzy Neuron Algorithm: Electrical Drive Application. 211-217 - Francisco Madeiro
, R. M. Vilar, Joseana M. Fechine, Benedito G. Aguiar Neto:
A Self-Organizing Algorithm for Vector Quantizer Design Applied to Signal Processing. 219-226 - Vincent Vigneron, Claude Barret:
Approximation Techniques for Neuromimetic Calculus. 227-234 - Guilherme De A. Barreto
, Aluízio F. R. Araújo:
Unsupervised Learning and Recall of Temporal Sequences: An Application to Robotics. 235-242 - Carlos H. C. Ribeiro
, Elder Moreira Hemerly:
Autonomous Learning based on Cost Assumptions: Theoretical Studies and Experiments in Robot Control. 243-249 - Luis Carlos C. Pedroza, Carlos Eduardo Pedreira:
Multilayer Neural Networks and Function Reconstruction by Using a priori Knowledge. 251-256 - Cristiane Nobre
, E. Martineli, Antônio de Pádua Braga
, André Carlos Ponce de Leon Ferreira de Carvalho
, S. Rezende, José L. Braga, Teresa Bernarda Ludermir:
Knowledge Extraction: A Comparison between Symbolic and Connectionist Methods. 257-264 - Marcelo B. Mazza, Marilene de Pinho, Antônio Carlos Roque-da-Silva:
Biologically Plausible Models of Topographic Map Formation in the Somatosensory and Auditory Cortices. 265-271
Volume 9, Number 4, August 1999
- Roelof K. Brouwer:
The Backpropagation Algorithm in J, a Fast Prototyping Tool for Researching Neural Networks. 273-284 - Yuko Osana, Masafumi Hagiwara:
Successive Learning in Hetero-Associative Memory Using Chaotic Neural Networks. 285-299 - Muhammad Arif, Hikaru Inooka:
Human Learning Characteristics in the Tracking Tasks of Iterative Nature. 301-310 - Chin-Teng Lin
, Hsi-Wen Nein, Wen-Chieh Lin:
A Space-Time Delay Neural Network for Motion Recognition and its Application to Lipreading. 311-334 - Roelof K. Brouwer:
Growing of a Fuzzy Recurrent Artificial Neural Network (Frann) for Pattern Classification. 335-350 - M. Sreenivasa Rao, Arun K. Pujari:
A New Neural Network Architecture with Associative Memory, Pruning and Order-Sensitive Learning. 351-370
Volume 9, Number 5, October 1999
- Barbara Webb:
A Framework for Models of Biological Behaviour. 375-381 - Ralf Möller:
Visual Homing in Analog Hardware. 383-389 - Reid R. Harrison, Christof Koch:
An Analog VLSI Inplementation of a Visual Interneuron Enhanced Sensory Processing Through Biophysical Modeling. 391-395 - Tim Chapman, Barbara Webb:
A Neuromorphic Hair Sensor Model of Wind-Mediated Escape in the Cricket. 397-403 - Mark Blanchard, Paul F. M. J. Verschure, F. Claire Rind
:
Using a Mobile Robot to Study Locust Collision Avoidance Responses. 405-410 - Regina Mudra, Richard H. R. Hahnloser
, Rodney J. Douglas:
Integrating Neuromorphic Action-Oriented Perceptual Inputs to Generate a Navigation Behaviour for a Robot. 411-416 - Florentin Wörgötter:
An Asic-Chip for Stereoscopic Depth Analysis in Video-Real-Time Based on Visual Cortical Cell Behavior. 417-422 - Seiji Kameda, Akira Honda, Tetsuya Yagi:
Real Time Image Processing with an Analog Vision Chip System. 423-428 - Peter W. McOwan, Christopher Benton, Jason Lee Dale, Alan Johnston
:
A Multi-Differential Neuromorphic Approach to Motion Detection. 429-434 - R. Timothy Edwards:
Acoustic Transient Classification with a Template Correlation Processor. 435-440 - André van Schaik
, Craig T. Jin
, Simon Carlile:
Human Localisation of Band-Pass Filtered Noise. 441-446 - Carsten Schauer, Peter Paschke:
A Spike-Based Model of Binaural Sound Localization. 447-452 - Sofia Cavaco
, John Hallam:
A Biologically Plausible Acoustic Motion Detection Neural Network. 453-459 - Amir Hussain, Douglas R. Campbell:
Speech-Intelligibility Improvements Using a Binaural Adaptive-Scheme Based Conceptually on Human Auditory Processing. 461-466 - Amir Hussain:
Multi-Sensor Neural-Network Processing of Noisy Speech. 467-471 - Cyprian Grassmann, Joachim K. Anlauf:
Fast Digital Simulation of Spiking Neural Networks and Neuromorphic Integration with Spikelab. 473-478 - Leslie S. Smith, B. E. Eriksson, Alister Hamilton, Mark A. Glover:
SPIKEII: An Integrate-and-Fire AVLSI Chip. 479-484 - Eduardo Ros, Francisco J. Pelayo, D. Palomar, Ignacio Rojas
, José Luis Bernier, Alberto Prieto:
Stimulus Correlation and Adaptive Motion Detection Using Spiking Neurons. 485-490 - Catherine Breslin, Leslie S. Smith:
Silicon Cellular Morphology. 491-495
Volume 9, Number 6, December 1999
- Daming Shi, Chunlei Dong, Daniel S. Yeung:
Neocognitron's Parameter Tuning by Genetic Algorithms. 497-509 - José Luis Bernier, Julio Ortega, Eduardo Ros, Ignacio Rojas
, Alberto Prieto:
A New Measurement of Noise Immunity and Generalization Ability for MLPs. 511-521 - E. Angeleri, Bruno Apolloni, Diego de Falco, L. Grandi:
DNA Fragment Assembly Using Neural Prediction Techniques. 523-544 - Hsin-Chia Fu, Yeong-Yuh Xu, H. Y. Chang:
Recognition of Handwritten Similar Chinese Characters by Self-Growing Probabilistic Decision-Based Neural Network. 545-561 - Ke Chen, Huisheng Chi:
A Modular Neural Network Architecture for Pattern Classification Based on Different Feature Sets. 563-581
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