Proceedings of the 2002 International Joint Conference on Neural Networks. IJCNN´02 (Cat. No.02CH37290)

The following topics are dealt with: neuroinformatics; radial basis functions; neurobiology and neural modelling; robotics; speech processing; chemical and petroleum industry applications; graph theory and neural nets; control; bioinformatics; ensemble learning; computational geometry and neural networks; power systems; intelligent signal processing for wireless communications; time series modelling and forecasting; artificial neural networks for environmental data processing and interpretation; advances in independent component analysis; supervised learning; competitive learning; feature extraction; medical applications; spiking neurons; forecasting; intrusion detection and computer security; rule extraction; self-organizing maps; adaptive critic designs; military and security applications (nautical, aviation, surveillance and nuclear); trading strategies and market behaviour modelling; optimization; cellular neural network computing and topographic array microprocessors; function approximation; information-theoretic neural networks; agents, games and Internet applications; recurrent networks; texture segmentation; diagnostics and quality control; extended Kalman filters; video compression via radio; neural network applications for industrial power systems; foreign exchange and stock markets; wavelets; support vector machines; clustering; arbitrage pricing, portfolio management and financial distress; context and experience dependence in the dynamics of perception and decision-making; implementation, hardware and design tools; human-computer interaction; automotive industry applications; fuzzy neural networks; connectionist methods; face recognition; stability and convergence; consumer electronics and hand-held computing applications; Bayesian and probabilistic methods; adaptive resonance theory; neural network topology; chaotic systems; control of multiple autonomous agents; advances in ART neural network theory and applications; Hopfield networks; neural networks and evolutionary computation; telecommunications; learning models; and applications of computational intelligence in the aerospace industry