I C A N N 9 2 *** F I N A L C A L L F O R P A P E R S ***
-----------------------------------------------------------------
The International Conference on Artificial Neural Networks
Brighton UK, 4th-7th September 1992
Sponsored by the UK Department of Trade and Industry
Conference Chairs
-----------------
Igor Aleksander
John G Taylor
Program Chair
-------------
Rolf Eckmiller
International Program Committee
-------------------------------
Almeida (P) Amari (J)
Angeniol (F) Babloyantz (B)
Bounds (UK) Buttner (D)
Caianiello (I) Croall (UK)
Fallside (UK) Fogelman-Soulie (F)
Fukushima (J) Garth (UK)
Gielen (NL) Grossberg (USA)
Hecht-Nielsen (USA) Hughes (UK)
Kohonen (SF) Morasso (I)
Murray (UK) Rolls (UK)
Sherrington (UK) Simula (SF)
Snyder (USA) Treleaven (UK)
Von der Malsburg (D) Widrow (USA)
Tutorials
---------
Grossberg (USA): Supervised and unsupervised learning, recognition
and prediction.
Kohonen (SF): The self organising map and vector quantisation
Rolls & Treves (UK): Biological approaches
Sharkey (UK): Natural language processing
Sherrington (UK): Statistical physics and Neural Nets
Widrow (USA): An overview of Neural Nets
Plenaries
---------
Aleksander (UK): Whats new in '92 ?
Eckmiller (D): Biological vs. technical geometric mapping machines: when
will they ever learn?
Hinton (CAN): Shape recognition
Judd(USA): Complexity of learning - whats new ?
Kanarva (SF/USA): Associative memory models of the cerebellum
Kohonen (SF): Artificial Neural Networks: models, paradigms or methods ?
Murray (UK): What's new in hardware ?
TAylor (UK): From Neuron to cognition.
Werbos (USA): Neurocontrol: where do we stand in 1992 ?
Topics of Interest
------------------
Applications Algorithms
Architectures Control Systems
Associative Memories Hardware and VLSI
Cognitive models Natural Language
Hybrid Systems Neuromathematics
Industrial Systems Robotics
Learning Theory Software
Neurobiological Systems Speech
Pattern Recognition Weightless Systems
Sensorimotor Systems Vision
Signal processing Other
Accent on quality
-----------------
The papers will be ranked in terms of evidence of NOVELTY and reviewers will
be asked to select those that rank highest in their topic for oral presentation.
The quality of poster sessions will also be kept high and the value of person-
to-person communication (rather than addressing an audience) in specialist areas
will be borne in mind by reviewers. We expect to accept 80-100 papers for oral
presentation and 200+ for poster presentation.
Both orally presented papers and poster papers which are accepted by the
referees will need to be written up fully (5pp) for prepublication in the
proceedings (Artificial Neural Networks II), to be published by Elsevier. See
the various deadlines below.
Submission of Papers
--------------------
Deadline for submissions 15th February 1992
Author notification: 15th March 1992
Mats of accepted papers to publisher: 15th April 1992
Authors should submit two copies of an extended summary. Submissions should
be at most 3 pages of A4 in length with a fontsize of not less than 10-point.
The following MUST be included:
Title
Authors(s) and affiliation(s)
Full mailing address, email, fax etc.
Topic category from list above
A statement of the novelty of the paper
A reference to the last paper on the same topic and where it was submitted
A summary of the paper with a clear statement of which results are new
Relation to and references to relevant work in the topic done elsewhere
Submission address
------------------
Prof. Igor Aleksander,
Department of Electrical Engineering,
Imperial College,
London SW7 2BT
Fax: +44 71 823 8125
Tel: +44 71 225 8501
Email: i.aleksander at vaxa.cc.imperial.ac.uk
