The burgeoning field of neurocomputing encompasses a diversity of fields. Its interdisciplinary nature, and the recent growth of neural networks as the sought after solution to difficult engineering problems in adaptive control, pattern recognition, and associative memories have created a real need for a hands on guide.
This comprehensive bibliography provides a functional, flexible tool for researchers and engineers in neurocomputing. It gives a broad overview of practical techniques and applications as well as background material on the development of the field. Its special features include multiple listings of articles and papers that have been multiply published, cross-referencing of all secondary authors (which is particularly useful for finding everything that has been written on neurocomputing by a particular author), and a comprehensive keyword index of all titles.
The bibliography covers a wide variety of fields, including forecasting, mathematics, probability theory, neural physiology, neural modeling, expert systems, adaptive (process) control, robotics, computer vision, speech recognition, character recognition, signal processing, neurocomputing, connectionism, and psychology. References to material beyond the scope of the bibliography are also included when appropriate.
Casimir C. Klimasauskas, an engineer, is a graduate of the California Institute of Technology. He founded and directs his own company, Neuralware, which is involved in the rapid prototyping of neural computing networks. A Bradford Book.
This comprehensive bibliography provides a functional, flexible tool for researchers and engineers in neurocomputing. It gives a broad overview of practical techniques and applications as well as background material on the development of the field. Its special features include multiple listings of articles and papers that have been multiply published, cross-referencing of all secondary authors (which is particularly useful for finding everything that has been written on neurocomputing by a particular author), and a comprehensive keyword index of all titles.
The bibliography covers a wide variety of fields, including forecasting, mathematics, probability theory, neural physiology, neural modeling, expert systems, adaptive (process) control, robotics, computer vision, speech recognition, character recognition, signal processing, neurocomputing, connectionism, and psychology. References to material beyond the scope of the bibliography are also included when appropriate.
Casimir C. Klimasauskas, an engineer, is a graduate of the California Institute of Technology. He founded and directs his own company, Neuralware, which is involved in the rapid prototyping of neural computing networks. A Bradford Book.
