Can computer scientists succeed by emulating biology? Or were Minsky and Papert right in 1969, when they claimed that the only future for computers is based on reason and the rules of logic? Sets forth the history of the neural network discipline, beginning with James's Psycholo…
This review volume represents the first attempt to provide a comprehensive overview of this exciting and rapidly evolving development. The book comprises specially commissioned articles by leading researchers in the areas of neural networks and connectionist systems, classifier …
This important volume introduces you to the new wave of applied intelligent systems that are able to deal with the complex, fuzzy, noisy, and highly varying problems found today in everything from manufacturing to intelligent database tasks. The sixth generation advanced hardwar…
Since Hopfield proposed neural network computing for optimization and combinatorics problems, many neural network investigators have been working on optimization problems. In this book a variety of optimization problems and combinatorics problems are presented by respective expe…