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- Re: 2nd Int Conf on Fuzzy Logic & Neural Nets (Iizuka'92) 8/92, Japan
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- ABSTRACT. Titles from the 2nd International Conference on Fuzzy Logic
- and Neural Networks (IIZUKA'92), held July 17-22 1992, in Iizuka Japan
- are given.
-
- This large symposium was part of an extensive week of information
- technology symposia held at the Kyushu Institute of Technology, in the
- city of Iizuka, Japan. For further information about the other symposia
- see my reports, ("iskit.92", 21 Sept 1992) and (fuzzy.92, 22 Dec 1992).
-
- Further information can be obtained from
- Secretariat, ISKIT'92
- Faculty of Computer Science and Systems Engineering
- Kyushu Institute of Technology
- 680-4 Kawazu, Iizuka, Fukuoka 820, Japan
- Tel: +81 948-29-7502; Fax: +81 948-29-7517
- Email: ISKIT@KURI.CES.KYUTECH.AC.JP
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-
- PROCEEDINGS OF THE 2ND INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE ON FUZZY LOGIC AND NEURAL
- NETWORKS [IIZUKA' 92]
- July 17-22, 1992
- CONTENTS
-
- (OPENING LECTURES)
-
- 1. Interpolative Reasoning as a Common Basis for Inference in Fuzzy Logic,
- Neural Network : Theory and the Calculus of Fuzzy If-Then Rules
- Prof. Lotfi A. Zadeh
- University of California, Berkeley (U.S.A.)
-
- 2. The Physiology of Perception : Functional Architectures of Biological
- Sensorimotor control Systems
- Prof. Walter J, Freeman
- University of California, Berkeley (U.S.A.)
-
- 3. Towards Developing a Human-like Computer
- Prof. Gen Matsumoto
- Electrotechnical Laboratory (Japan)
-
- PLENARY LECTURES
-
- I. Genetic Algorithms, Neural Networks and Fuzzy Logic Systems
- Prof. Elie Sanchez
- Institut Mediterraneen de Technologie (France)
-
- 2. Chaos in Fuzzy Systems and Signals
- Prof. Horia-Nicolai Teodorescu
- Polytechnic Institute of Iasi (Romania)
-
- 3. Chaos and Fuzzy Representations of Dynamical Systems
- Prof. Phil Diamond
- University of Queensland (Australia)
-
- 4. Adaptive Fuzzy Systems
- Prof. Bart Kosko
- University of Southern California (U.S.A.)
-
- 5. Functional Chaotic Devices
- Dr. Peter Davis
- ATR Optical and Radio Communications Research Laboratories (Japan)
-
- 6. Adaptive Models for the Defuzzification Process
- Prof. Ronald R. Yager
- Iona College (U.S.A.)
-
- INVITED/ORDINARY SESSIONS
-
- FUZZY NEURAL NETWORKS PART I (INVITED)
- Organizer : James J. Buckley
- The University of Alabama, Birmingham (U.S.A.)
-
- 1. Direct Fuzzification of Neural Network and Fuzzified Delta Rule
- Yoichi Hayashi*, James J. Buckley** and Ernest Czogala***
- * Ibaraki University (Japan)
- ** The University of Alabama, Birmingham (U.S.A.)
- ***Technical University of Silesia (U.S.A.)
-
- 2. Two-Degree-of-Freedom Fuzzy Model using Associative Memories
- Toru Yamaguchi, Kenji Goto and Tomohiro Takagi
- Laboratory for International Fuzzy Engineering Research (Japan)
-
- 3. Learning in Fuzzy Neural Networks Utilizing Additive Hybrid Operators
- James M. Keller and Zhihong Chen
- University of Missouri-Columbia (U.S.A.)
-
- 4. Approximations Between Nets, Controllers, Expert Systems and
- Processes
- James J. Buckley
- The University of Alabama, Birmingham (U.S.A.)
-
- A-2 FUZZY NEURAL METWORKS PART 11
-
- 1. Automatic Control of Sewerage Pumpstation by Using Fuzzy Controls
- and Neural Networks
- Hong Chen, Masaharu Mizumoto and Yun-fei Ling
- Osaka Electro-Communication University (Japan)
-
- 2. Learning of Expert's Knowledge by Neural Network and Deduction of
- Fuzzy Rules by Powell's Method
- Hiroshi Isshiki and Hideichi Endo
- Hitachi Zosen Corp. (Japan)
-
- 3. Knowledge Implementation Multilayer Neural Networks with Fuzzy
- Logic
- Hiroyuki Okada*, Nobuo Watanabe*, Akira Kawamura* and Kazuo Asakawa*,
- Tetsuo Taira**, Katsuyo Ishida**, Tohm Kaji*** and Masataka Narita***
- * Fujitsu Laboratories Ltd.(Japan)
- ** The Nikko Research Center, Ltd.
- ***The Nikko System Center, Ltd.
-
- 4. An Emotion Processing System Based on Fuzzy Inference and Its
- Subjective Observations
- Torao Yanaru, Toyohiko Hirota and Naoki Kimura
- Kyushu Institute of Technology (Japan)
-
- A-3 FUZZY NEURAL NETWORKS PARIT III
-
- 1. Very Fuzzy Cognitive Maps
- Julio Rives and Rafael Pereira
- INISEL (Spain)
-
- 2. Construction Theory for a Subjective Observation Model Based on Affine
- Mapping and Its Application to Neural Networks
- Torao Yanaru, Toyohiko Hirota and Masahiro Siraha
- Kyushu Institute of Technology (Japan)
-
- 3. Fuzzy Simulation of a Chemical Reactor by an Artificial Neural
- Network
- A. Bulsari and A. Krastawski
- Lappeenranta University of Technology (Finland)
-
- 4. Fuzzy Logic and Neural Networks for Quantitative Chemical Analysis
-
- (Invited)
- Matthias Otto
- Bergakademie Freiberg (Germany)
-
- A-4 FUZZY NEURAL NETWORKS PART IV
-
- 1. Learning Mechanism and an Application of FFS-Network Reasoning Systems
- M. Tokunaga, K. Kohno, Y. Hashizume, K. Hamatani, M. Watanabe,
- K. Nakamura and Y. Ageishi
- AdIn Research, Inc. (Japan)
-
- 2. Fuzzy Network Production System - Fuzzy Filtered Synapse Network and
- Intensive Learning by Accumulated Fuzzy Indication
- Ken Nakamura, Toshihide Fujimaki, Ryuji Horikawa and Youichi Ageishi
- AdIn Research, Inc. (Japan)
-
- 3. Architecture and Training of a Hybrid Neural-Fuzzy System
- Lee A. Feldkamp, G. V. Puskorius, F. Yuan and L. I. Davis, Jr.
- Ford Motor Company (U.S.A.)
-
- 4. Approximation between Fuzzy Expert Systems and Neural Networks
- Yoichi Hayashi*, James J. Buckley** and Emest Czogala***
- * Ibaraki University (Japan)
- ** The University of Alabama, Birmingham (U.S.A.)
- ***Technical University of Silesia (U.S.A.)
-
- A-5 CHAOTIC FUZZY SYSTEMS
-
- 1. Hierarchical and Recurrent Networks of Fuzzy Models
- Hidetomo Ichihashi
- University of Osaka Prefecture (Japan)
-
- 2. Transitions of Fuzzy Number through Nonlinear Dynamical Systems
- (Invited)
- Takeshi Yamakawa, Eiji Uchino, Tsutomu Miki and Tomokazu Nakamura
- Kyushu Institute of Technology (Japan)
-
- 3. New Mechanism to Transfer Schemata Caused by Transfer Crises
- Kazuo Sakai*, Tsuyoshi Katayama**, Kotaro Oiwa*** and Satoshi Wada*
- * Meiji University (Japan)
- **Japan Automobile Research Institute, Inc. (Japan)
- ***Oita University (Japan)
-
- 4. Chaotic Fuzzy Models in Economy
- J. Gil Aluja*, Horia-Nicolai Teodorescu**, A. M. Gil Lafuente*
- and Al. P. Tacu*
- * University of Barcelona (Spain)
- ** Polytechnic Institute of Iasi (Romania)
- ***Center for Economic Studies (Romania)
-
- A-6 FZZY NEURAL COMPUTING SYSTEMS PART I (INVITED)
- Organizer : Madan M. Gupta
- University of Saskatchewan (Canada)
-
- 1. Fuzzy Logic and Neural Networks
- Madan M. Gupta
- University of Saskatchewan (Canada)
-
- 2. Computation and Learning Paradigms for Biologically Inspired
- Intelligent Computing
- Panos A. Ligomenides
- University of Maryland (U.S.A.)
-
- 3. Chaotic Neural Networks and Their Possible Application to Biological
- System Modeling
- M. Bodruzzaman and Mohan J. Malkani
- Tennessee State University (U.S.A.)
-
- 4. On Fuzzy Structures: Sets, Relations and Graphs
- Kiran R. Bhutarni
- The Catholic University of America (U.S.A.)
-
- A-7 FUZZY NEURAL COMPUTING SYSTEMS PART II (INVITED)
- Organizer : Madan M. Gupta
- University of Saskatchewan (Canada)
-
- 1. Synaptic and Somatic Adaptations in Dynamic Neural Networks
- Madan M. Gupta and D. H. Rao
- University of Saskatchewan (Canada)
-
- 2. Neurocomputing and Infinite-valued Logic
- Djuro Koruga and Stuart Hameroff
- University of Arizona (U.S.A.)
-
- 3. Neural Network Learning by Tolerance Optimization
- Vaclav Sebesta and Mirko Novak
- Institute of Computer and Information Science (U.S.A.)
-
- 4. A Learning Method of Fuzzy Inference Rules with Neural Networks
- and its Application
- Masao Mukaidono and Masato Yamaoka
- Meiji University (Japan)
-
- A-8 NEURAL NETWORKS AND FUZZY DYNAMICS (INYITED)
- Organizer : Yee Leung
- The Chinese University of Hong Kong (Hong Kong)
-
- 1. Inference Network for Optimization Applications
- K. P. Lam* and C. J. Su**
- * The Chinese University of Hong Kong (Hong Kong)
- **The University of British Columbia (Canada)
-
- 2. Logical Processing with Perceptrons
- Yee Leung* and Zhiqiao Wu**
- * The Chinese University of Hong Kong (Hong Kong)
- **Shenzhen University (China)
-
- 3. Modeling of Fuzzy Dynamics : A Differential-Geometric Approach
- C. P. Kwong
- The Chinese University of Hong Kong (Hong Kong)
-
- 4. Rule Learning in Expert Systems using Genetic Algorithm
- 1. Concepts
- 2. Empirical Studies
- Kwong Sak Leung*, Yee Leung*, Leo So** and Kin Fai Yam*
- The Chinese University of Hong Kong (Hong Kong)
- University of Arizona (U.S.A.)
-
- A-9 NEURAL NETS AND FUZZY SYSTEMS PART I (INVITED)
- Organizer : Armando F. Rocha
- Universidade Estadual de Campinas (Brazil)
-
- 1. A Neuro-Fuzzy Inference System Designed for Implementation on a Neural
- Chip
- P. Y. Glorennec
- Institute National des Sciences Appliquees (France)
-
- 2. Neurofuzzy Controllers
- Femando Gomide and An-nando F. Rocha
- Universidade Estadual de Campinas (Brazil)
-
- 3. Distributed Modelling
- W. Pedrycz* and Armando F. Rocha**
- * University of Manitoba (Canada)
- **State University of Campinas (Brazil)
-
- 4. A Proposal for Approximate Case-based Reasoning on Neural Networks
- Zuliang Shen, Ho Chung Lui and Liya Ding
- National University of Singapore (Singapore)
-
- A-10 NEURAL NETS AND FUZZY SYSTEMS PART II (INVITED)
- Organizer : Armando F. Rocha
- Universidade Estadual de Campinas (Brazil)
-
- 1. A Connectionist Architecture for Production Rules with Variables
- Katsuaki Sanou, Steve G. Romaniuk and Lawrence 0. Hall
- University of South Florida (U.S.A.)
-
- 2. Neurofuzzy Interpolation : I. The Theoretical Background
- F. J. V. Zuben*, M. Regattieri* and Armando F. Rocha**
- * Universidade Estadual de Campinas (Brazil)
- **Research on Natural and Artificial Intelligence (Brazil)
-
- 3. Using Boundary Shape Data for Efficient Adaptive Rule
- Modifications
- Hideyuki Takagi
- University of California, Berkeley (U.S.A.)
-
- 4. A Proposal of Parallel Resolution Inference on Neural Logic Network
- Liya Ding
- National University of Singapore (Singapore)
-
- B-I LEARNING ALGORITHM FOR FUZZY SYSTEMS (INVITED)
- Organizer : Miguel Delgado and Antonio Gonzalez
- Universidad de Granada (Spain)
-
- 1. The Frequency on Fuzzy Domains and its Application to the System
- Identification
- Miguel Delgado and Antonio Gonzalez
- Universidad de Granada (Spain)
-
- 2. Empirical Learning for Fuzzy Knowledge Acquisition
- Elisabetta Binaghi
- I F C T R -C.N.R. (Italy)
-
- 3. Learning Rules for A Fuzzy Inference Model
- Luis M. de Campos and Serafin Moral
- Universidad de Granada (Spain)
-
- 4. A Knowledge Base Structure for Fuzzy Controllers
- Ricardo Garcia Rosa, Ma Teresa de Pedro and Marco Tulio de Andrade
- Instituto de Automadtica Industrial, CSIC (Spain)
-
- B-2 KNOWLEDGE ACQUISITION AND TOOLS FOR EXPERT SYSTEMS TECHNOLOGY (INVITED)
- Organizer : H.-J. Zimmermann
- RWTH Aachen (Germany)
-
- 1. Fuzzy Similar Informations in Fuzzy Information Techniques
- Hubert Frank
- University of Dortmund (Germany)
-
- 2. Fuzzy-ID3 : A Class of Methods for Automatic Knowledge Acquisition
- Richard Weber
- Elite-European Laboratory for Intelligent Techniques Engineering
- (Germany)
-
- 3. Online Development Tools for Fuzzy Knowledge-Based Systems of Higher
- Order
- C. von. Altrock and B. Krause
- INFORM Software Corp., Aachen (Germany)
-
- 4. Reasoning with Uncertainty in the Knowledge Engineering Environment KEE
- Rudolf Felix**, Claudio Moraga* and Bemd Reusch*
- * University of Dortmund (Germany)
- **Fuzzy Demonstration Centre Dortmund (Germany)
-
- B-3 APPROXIMATE REASONING PART I (INVITED)
- Organaizer : I. B. Turksen
- Tokyo Institute of Technology (Japan)
-
- 1. Classification and Representation of Ambiguity in Language Usage
- Toshihiko Yokogawa
- Laboratory for International Fuzzy Engineering Research (Japan)
-
- 2. Search Strategies using Fuzzy Sets
- Makishi Nakayama* and Anca Ralescu**
- * Kobe Steel Ltd (Japan)
- **LIFE (Japan)
-
- 3. Sensitivity Analysis in Fuzzy Systems
- I. B. Turksen* and Q. Wang**
- * Tokyo Institute of Technology (Japan)
- **University of Toronto (Canada)
-
- 4. A Syllogistic Reasoning as a Multi-Objective Default Expectation Process
- Hiroshi Narazaki and I. B. Turksen
- Tokyo Institute of Technology (Japan)
-
- B-4 APPROXIMATE REASONING PART II
-
- 1. Analytical Inference Results for Triangular Fuzzy Data (Invited)
- B. De Baets and E. E. Kerre
- University of Gent (Belgium)
-
- 2. An Attempt to Methods for Approximate Reasoninig based on Fuzzy
- Entropy's Theory (Invited)
- Akio Shimizu, Ube Industries, Ltd. (Japan)
-
- 3. Revision Principle for Approximate Reasoning : Based on Linear Revising
- Method
- Liya Ding*, Zuliang Shen* and Masao Mukaidono**
- * Institute of Systems Science, National University of Singapore
- (Singapore) **Meiji University Japan)
-
- 4. A Method of Approximate Reasoninig with Certainty Factor
- Yutaka Hata, Kiyotaka Miyai, Fujino Miyawaki and Kazuharu Yamato
- Himeji Institute of Technology (Japan)
-
- B-5 APPROXIMATE REASONING PART III
-
- 1. Fuzzy Matching and Fuzzy Comparison in Fuzzy Expert System
- Keon-Myung Lee, Kyoung-A Seong and Hyung Lee-Kwang, Korea Advanced
- Institute of Science and Technology (Korea)
-
- 2. Fuzzy Logic Controllers with Flexible Structure
- Ronald R. Yager and Dimitar P. Filev
- Machine Intelligence Inst., Iona College (U.S.A)
-
- 3. Pruning Fuzzy Decision Trees
- Joseph M. Barone
- Loki Software, Inc. (U.S.A)
-
- 4. Decision Making under Fuzziness with Multiple Objectives and Its
- Application to Design Problem Solving
- Masaaki Ida, Osamu Katai, Tetsuo Sawaragi and Sosuke Iwai
- Kyoto University (Japan)
-
- B-6 APPROXIMATE REASONING PART IV
-
- 1. Analogical Fuzzy Reasoning and Gradual Inference Rules
- Ldszlo T. Koczy* and Kaoru Hirota**
- * Technical University of Budapest (Hungary)
- **Hosei University (Japan)
-
- 2. Neural Network-based Fuzzy Production Rule Generation and its
- Application to an Approximate Reasoning Approach
- Hyun-Jung Yi and Kyung-Whan Oh
- SoGang University (Korea)
-
- 3. Interpolation of Fuzzy If-Then Rules by Neural Networks
- Hisao Ishibuchi, Hidehiko Okada and Hideo Tanaka
- University of Osaka Prefecture (Japan)
-
- 4. Interpolation of Noisy Signal Data by using Fuzzy Inference (Invited)
- Eiji Uchino, Takeshi Yamakawa, Tsutomu Miki and Shin Nakamura
- Kyushu Institute of Technology (Japan)
-
- B-7 FUZZY MODELING
-
- 1. Auto-Tuning Method of Fuzzy Membership Functions Using Neural Network
- Learning Algorithm : Application to Water Flow Forecasting for Reservoir
- Ryoichi Ichikawa*, Kazuo Nishimura*, Masahiko Kunugi*, Kazue Shimada*,
- Yasuharu Shimalcura**, Yohei Fujisawa** and Yasuhisa Matsunoki**
- * TOSHIBA Corporation (Japan) **HOKURIKU ELECTRIC POWER Co., INC
- (Japan)
-
- 2. Fuzzy Logic Based Modeling and Optimization
- Yu Qian, Patrick Tessier and Guy A. Dumont, The University of British
- Columbia (Canada)
-
- 3. A Study on the Fuzzy Selective Relational Algebra (FSRA)
- Doheon Lee, Hyung Lee-Kwang and Myoung Ho Kim
- Korea Advanced Institute of Science and Technology (Korea)
-
- 4. A Self Generating and Tuning Method for Fuzzy Modeling using Interior
- Penalty Method
- Ryu Katayama, Yuji Kajitani and Yukiteru Nishida, Sanyo Electric Co.,
- Ltd. (Japan)
-
- B-8 FZZY ENGINEERING APPLICATIONS (INVITED)
- Organizer : I. B. Turksen University of Toronto (Japan)
-
- 1. Architecture of A Fuzzy-Inference-System Shell
- I. B. Turksen, Lizhu Guo and K. C. Smith
- University of Toronto (Canada)
-
- 2. Incremental Learning of Complex Concepts
- Marcellina M. T. Mileti* and Anca Ralescu**
- * University of Cincinnati (U.S.A.) **Laboratory for International
- Fuzzy Engineering Research (Japan)
-
- 3. Fuzzy Logic Expert System Scheduler
- I. B. Turksen and T. Yurtsever
- University of Toronto (Canada)
-
- 4. Inductive Learning of Conceptual Fuzzy Sets
- Tomohiro Takagi, Atsushi Imura, Hirohide Ushida and Toni Yamaguchi
- LIFE (Japan)
-
- B-9 DIAGNOSTIC SYSTEMS BY FUZZY LOGIC
-
- 1. Supporting Method for Optimum Maintenance Policy Selection by the
- FUZZY Logic
- Toshio Toyota and Peng Chen
- Kyushu Institute of Technology (Japan)
-
- 2. Fault Diagnosis Method by Using Fuzzy Rule Based Models
- Gancho Vachkov* and Hisayoshi Matsuyama**
- * Sofia Technological University (Bulgaria) **Kyushu University
- (Japan)
-
- 3. Detection of Earthquake Precursors by Fuzzy Theoretical Methods
- Hidemi M. Ito and Akihiko Wakayama
- Meteorological Research Institute (Japan)
-
- 4. Reliability Prediction of Electronic Equipment with Fuzzy Inference
- Tadashi Murata
- Ryukyu University (Japan)
-
- B-10 SAFETY RELIABILITY AND NOISE IMMUNITY OF FUZZY/NURAL SYSTEMS
-
- 1. Fuzzy Risk Index-Theory and Application
- C. Preyssl* and Y. Nishiwaki**
- * European Space Agency (The Netherlands) **University Vienna (Austria)
-
- 2. Fuzzy Fault Tree Analysis : A Case Study
- A.W. Deshpande*, U. A. Desh ands** and P. Khanna*
- * National Environmental Engineering Research Institute (India)
- **Indian Institute of Technology (India)
-
- 3. On Subjectivity of Fuzzy Sets Operations in Fuzzy Reliability Analysis
- Takehisa Onisawa
- University of Tsukuba (Japan)
-
- 4. Design and Robustness of Winner-Take-All Cellular Neural Networks
- Gerhard Seiler and Josef A. Nossek
- Technische Universitat Munchen (Germany)
-
- C-1 FUZZY LOGIC CONLTROL PART I
-
- 1. Uncertainty as Objective Function in Fuzzy Control (Invited)
- Arthur Ramer
- University of New South Wales (Australia)
-
- 2. On Fuzzy Inference Based on Intuitionistic Logic (Invited)
- Toyohiko Hirota and Torao Yanaru
- Kyushu Institute of Technology (Japan)
-
- 3. Comparison of Several Fuzzy Reasoning Methods on Driving Control of a
- Model Car (Invited)
- K. Nishimori, H.Tokutaka, S.Hirakawa, S.Kishida and N.Ishihara
- Tottori University (Japan)
-
- 4. Fuzzy Control Rules and Stability Conditions
- S.Takahara*, K.Ikeda** and S.Miyamoto**
- * Kagawa Prefectural Industrial Technology Center (Japan)
- **University of Tokushima (Japan)
-
- C-2 FUZZY LOGIC CONTROL PART II
-
- 1. Fuzzy Optimal Control Revisited: Toward a New Generation of Fuzzy
- Control? (Invited)
- Janusz Kacprzyk, Polish Academy of Sciences (Poland)
-
- 2. Application of Fuzzy Control to a Batch Culture (Invited)
- Tsunenobu Fukuda
- Kaneka Corporation (Japan)
-
- 3. Forecast Learning Fuzzy Control of an Autonomous Mobile Robot
- Mikio Maeda, Manabu Shimakawa and Shuta Murakami
- Kyushu Institute of Technology (Japan)
-
- 4. Minimization of Rule-Chips in Fuzzy Control and Fuzzy Inference
- Systems
- H.N.Teodorescu
- Polytechnic Institute of Iasi (Romania)
-
- C-3 FUZZY LOGIC CONTROL PART Ill
-
- 1. A Movement Control Method and a Learning Method for Multi-Coupled
- Car-like Robots
- Kazuhiro Yasui and Hidenori Itoh
- Nagoya Institute of Technology (Japan)
-
- 2. An Adaptive Fuzzy Current Controller with Neural Network for Field-
- Oriented Controlled Induction Machine
- Kyu-Chan Lee, Seong-Sik Min, Jhong-Whan Song and Kyu-Bock Cho
- Hyosung Industries Co., Ltd (Korea)
-
- 3. Cooperative Mobile Robots using Fuzzy Algorithm
- Hyuntae Kim, Heungsik Noh, Seungwoo Kim and Mignon Park
- Yonsei University (Korea)
-
- 4. Fuzzy Pll-based Active Vibration Modes Compensation
- H.N.Teodorescu*, I.Bogdan* and F.Grigoras**
- * Center for Fuzzy Systems & AI (Romania) **Institute for Information
- Science (Romania)
-
- C-4 FUZZY LOGIC CONTROL PART IV
-
- 1. Stability Analysis of a Fuzzy Control System of a Superconducting
- Actuator
- Tadashi Kitamura and Mochimitsu Komori
- Kyushu Institute of Technology (Japan)
-
- 2. An Automatic Start-up and Shut-down Control of a Drum-type Boiler using
- Fuzzy Logic
- Zeungnam Bien*, Dong-Hwan Hwang*, Jae Hyuk Lee*, Hyung-Keun Ryu**, Hanoh
- Lee***, Sung-Kwang Hur**** and Ik-Soo Park****
- * Korea Advanced Institute of Science and Technology (Korea)
- **Korea Telecom (Korea)
- ***Goldstar Industorial Systems (Korea)
- ****Korea Electric Power Corporation (Korea)
-
- 3. A Fuzzy Automatic-combustion-control-system of Refuse Incineration
- Plant
- Makoto Fujiyoshi and Toshiyuki Shiraki
- Hitachi Zosen Corp. (Japan)
-
- 4. A Fuzzy Dynamic Learning Controller for Chemical Process Control
- Jeong Jun Song and Sunwon Park
- Korea Advanced Institute of Science and Technology (Korea)
-
- C-5 SYSTEM IDENTIFICATIONS BY NEURAL NETWORKS
- Organizer : Takeshi Yamakawa Kyushu Institute of Technology (Japan)
-
- 1. A Neo Fuzzy Neuron and Its Applications to System Identification and
- Prediction of the System Behavior
- Takeshi Yamakawa, Eiji Uchino, Tsutomu Miki and Hiroaki Kusanagi
- Kyushu Instituye of Technology (Japan)
-
- 2. Neuro-Fuzzy Identification Model of Nonlinear Dynamic Systems
- Minho Lee, Soo-Young Lee and Cheol Hoon Park
- Korea Advanced Institute of Science and Technology (Korea)
-
- 3. Space-Time Structure Dynamics of Neural Networks
- Licheng Jiao and Zheng Bao
- Xidian University (P.R.China)
-
- 4. On the Dynamics and Potentialities of a Discrete-time Binary Neural
- Network with Time Delay
- Simone Gardella, Toru Kumagai, Ryoichi Hashimoto and Mitsuo Wada
- Industrial Products Research Institute, MITI (Japan)
-
- C-6 NEURAL CHIPS
-
- 1. Custom Analog VLSI Neural Chips with On-chip Digital Learning for
- Pattern/Character Recognition (Invited)
- Yiwen Wang* and Fathi M. A. Salam**
- * University of Minnesota (U.S.A.) **Michigan State University (U.S.A.)
-
- 2. A Simple Nonlinear Synapse Circuit for Artificial Neural Networks
- (Invited)
- Myung-Ryul Choi, Korea Electronics Technology Institute (Korea)
-
- 3. MOS Charge-mode Circuits for Analog VLSI Neural Systems
- Okihiko Ishizuka, Zheng Tang, Jing Liang and Hiroki Matsumoto
- Miyazaki University (Japan)
-
- 4. An Input Driven Multi-layer Perceptron Neural Network and CMOS VLSI
- Implementation
- Ho Sun Chung, Kyung Hoon Lee, Soo Yong Lee and Kwon Il Bae
- Kyungpook Nation University, Taegu (Korea)
-
- C-7 HARDWARE IMPLEMENTATIONS OF NEURAL NETWORK MODELS
-
- 1. Modular Analog Hardware Neural Networks with On Chip Hebbian Learning and
- Analog Weight Storage (Invited)
- B. Linares-Barranco*, E. Sanchez-Sinencio**, A. Rodriguez-Vazquez* and
- J. L. Huertas*
- * Centro Nacional de Microelectronica(Spain) **Texas A&M University
- (U.S.A.)
-
- 2. Fuzzy Processors using Neural Phenomena in CMOS Digital LSI (Invited)
- Katsufusa Shono, Cong-Kha Pham and Shinichi Ooki
- Sophia University (Japan)
-
- 3. On Realization of Large Neural Networks
- Wieslaw Sienko and Andrzej Luksza, Maritime Merchant Academy (Poland)
-
- 4. Analog Integrated Cochlear Model for Speech Analysis (Invited)
- Weimin Liu and Moise H. Goldstein, Jr. and Andreas G. Andreou
- The Johns Hopkins University (U.S.A)
-
- C-8 FUZZY HARDWARES AND FUZZY LOGIC COMPUTERS
-
- 1. Serial Architecture for Fuzzy Controllers: Hardware Implementation using
- Analog/Digital VLSI Techniques
- Jose L. Huertas Diaz, Santiago Sanchez-Solano, Angel Barriga-Barros and
- Iluminada Baturone Castillo
- Centro Nacional de Microelectronica (Spain)
-
- 2. Digital Fuzzy Processor FP-5000
- Kazuhisa Shimizu, Masaharu Osumi and Fumikazu Imae
- OMRON Corporation (Japan)
-
- 3. WARP: Weight Associative Rule Processor An Innovative Fuzzy Logic
- Controller
- Andrea Pagni, Rinaldo Poluzzi and Gianguido Rizzotto
- SGS-Thomson Microelectronics (Italy)
-
- 4. Architectures for Rule-Chips Number Minimizing in Fuzzy Inference
- Systems
- H.N. Teodorescu* and T. Yamakawa**
- * Polytechnic Institutte of Iasi (Romania) **Kyushu Institute of
- Technology (Japan)
-
- C-9 NOVEL DEVICES FOR NEURAL & CHAOTIC SYSTEMS
-
- 1. Implementation of Neural Network Adder (Invited)
- Mititada Morisue, Kenichiro Sakai and Hideki Fujinaga
- Saitama University (Japan)
-
- 2. Generation of Chaotic Signals using Current Mode Techniques
- A. Rodriguez-Vazquez, M. Delgado-Restituto, S. Espejo and J. L. Huertas
- Centro Nacional de Microelectronica (Spain)
-
- 3. Boltzmann Machine Scheme Learning in an Analog Chaos Neuro-Computer
- Masayoshi Inoue and Akihiro Nagayoshi
- Kagoshima Univversity (Japan)
-
- 4. A Chaotic Chip for Analyzing Nonlinear Discrete Dynamical Network
- Systems (Invited)
- Takeshi Yamakawa, Tsutomu Miki and Eiji Uchino
- Kyushu Institute of Technology (Japan)
-
- D-1 FUZZY LOGIC
-
- 1. Basic Tools for Fuzzy Control: Triangular Norms and Conorms (Invited)
- Erich Peter Klement and Peter Bauer
- Johannes Kepler Universitat (Austria)
-
- 2. Mathematical Foundations of Fuzzy Logic (Invited)
- Esko Turunen
- Lappeenranta University of Technology (Finland)
-
- 3. Linguistically Oriented Fuzzy Logic Controller (Invited)
- Vilem Novak, Czechoslovak Academy of Sciences (Czechoslovakia)
-
- 4. Complements, t-norms, and s-norms in Toll Sets
- Sadaaki Miyamoto, University of Tokushima (Japan)
-
- D-2 FUZZIFICATION AND UNCERTAINRY MEASURE
-
- 1. Average Total Uncertainty : A New Measure and its Properties (Invited)
- Nikhil R. Pal, James C. Bezdek and Rohan Hemasinha
- University of West Florida (U.S.A.)
-
- 2. Information Based Reasoning in Fuzzy and Dempster-Shafer Theories
- (Invited)
- Arthur Ramer, University of New South Wales (Australia)
-
- 3. Multi-Valued Logic of Uncertainty Derived from Epistemic Modality
- Tetsuya Murai*, Masaki Miyakoshi** and Masaru Shimbo**
- * Sapporo Medical College (Japan) **Hokkaido University (Japan)
-
- 4. Fuzzifications of Complete Lattices and Applications
- Arturo A. L. Sangalli, Champlain Regional College (Canada)
-
- D-3 FUZZY MEASURES AND APPLICATIONS (INVITED)
- Organizer : Michel Grabisch, Thomson-Sintra ASM (France)
-
- 1. Application of Fuzzy Measure, Fuzzy Integral and Neural Network to the
- System Which Estimate Taste by Using Industrial Analysis
- Masanori Matsuda* and Takaharu Kameoka**
- * Satake Corporation (Japan) **Mie University (Japan)
-
- 2. Tensor Representation of Utility Functions with Mutual Utility
- Independence
- Yutaka Matsushita and Hiroshi Katukura, Shimizu Corporation (Japan)
-
- 3. Modeling of Indexing in Document Retrieval Based on Doxastic Modal
- Operators Defined by Fuzzy Measures
- Tetsuya Murai*, Masaaki Miyakoshi** and Masaru Shimbo**
- * Sapporo Medical College (Japan) **Hokkaido University (Japan)
-
- 4. Non-additivity of Fuzzy Measures Representing Preferential Dependence
- Yoshiaki Murofushi* and Michio Sugeno**
- * University of Electro-Communications (Japan) **Tokyo Institute of
- Technology (Japan)
-
- D-4 GRADUAL RULES AS A TOOL FOR QUALITATIVE MODELING (INVITED)
- Organizers : Henri Prade* and Michel Grabisch**
- * Universite Paul Sabatier (France) **Thomson-Sintra ASM (France)
-
- 1. A Method of Gradual Shifts in Interval-Valued Reasoning
- I. B. Turksen* and Y. Tian**
- * Tokyo Institute of Technology (Japan) and University of Toronto
- (Canada) **University of Toronto (Canada)
-
- 2. Gradual Rules in a Decision Support System for Foreign Exchange Trading
- Yasunori Katoh, Hideo Yuize, Minoru Yoneda, Kazuyoshi Takahashi,
- Shun'ichi Tano,Tatsuo Yagyu, Michel Grabisch and Satoru Fukami
- Laboratory for International Fuzzy Engineering Research (Japan)
-
- 3. Gradual Rules and the Approximation of Functions
- Didier Dubois*, Michel Grabisch** and Henri Prade*
- * Universite Paul Sabatier (France) **Thomson-Sintra ASM (France)
-
- D-5 DIFFERENCE ASPECTS OF APPROXIMATE REASONING (INVITED)
- Organizer : D. Dutta Majumder Indian Statistical Institute (India)
- 1. An Alternative Approach to Approximate Reasoning
- Kumar S. Ray and D. Dutta Majumder
- Indian Statistical Institute (India)
-
- 2. Approximate Reasoning using the Technique of Generalised Disjunctive
- Syllogism
- Swapan Raha* and Kumar S. Ray**
- * Visva Bharati University (India) **Indian Statistical Institute
- (India)
-
- 3. Rule Generation and Inferencing with a Layered Fuzzy Neural Network
- Sushmita Mitra and Sankar K. Pal, Indian Statistical Institute (India)
-
- 4. Fuzzy Divergence - a New Measure for Image Segmentation
- Dinabandhu Bhandari, Nikhil R. Pal and D. Dutta Majumder
- Indian Statistical Institute (India)
-
- D-6 COGNITION
-
- 1. Cognitive Information and Neural Computing Systems
- Madan M. Gtipta, University of Saskatchewan (Canada)
-
- 2. A Neural Network Model Explaining Subjective Contour
- Koichi Ikuta and Kunihiko Fukushima, Osaka University (Japan)
-
- 3. A Computer Model of Walking Cognition on the Cerebral Cortex
- Yoshikazu Imai, Kumamoto Junior College (Japan)
-
- D-7 FUZZY CLUSTERING PART I
-
- 1. A Comparison of some Methods of Fuzzy Classification on Real Data
- Michael Grabisch and Francois Dispot
- Thomson-Sintra ASM (France)
-
- 2. A Clustering Method for the Fuzzy Observations
- Mika Sato and Yoshiharu Sato, Hokkaido University (Japan)
-
- 3. Experimental Study on Optimal Fuzzifying Mesh Feature of Character
- Wang Xiaowen and Reiji Hashimoto, Okayama University of Science (Japan)
-
- D-8 FUZZY CLUSTERING PART II
-
- 1. Efficient Fuzzy Partition of Pattern Space for Classification Problems
- Hisao Ishibuchi, Ken Nozaki and Hideo Tanaka, University of Osaka
- Prefecture (Japan)
-
- 2. Geometric-logical Pattern Classification
- K. Hirota* and W. Pedrycz**
- * Hosei University (Japan) **University of Manitoba (Canada)
-
- 3. Concept Structure Analysis Applying Fuzzy Graph (Invited)
- Hajime Yamashita*, Kazuo Nishimura**, Yoshihiko Itoh***, Yasuo
- Katsumata**** and Ei Tsuda*****
- *Waseda University (Japan)
- **Kawamura University (Japan)
- ***Johsai University (Japan)
- ****Meguro SR.High School (Japan)
- *****Kokugakuin SR.High School (Japan)
-
- D-9 NATURAL LANGUAGE
-
- 1. Interactive Human Face Retrieval System Based on Linguistic
- Expression
- Makishi Nakayama, Koji Miyajima, Hiroshi Iwamoto and Toshio Norita
- Laboratory for International Fuzzy Engineering Research (Japan)
-
- 2. Parsing Fuzzy Queries
- Dan Cristea* and Hoira-Nicolai Teodorescu**
- * University of Iasi (Rumania) ** Polytechnic Institute of Iasi
- (Rumania)
-
- 3. Spreading Activation Networks for Natural Language Processing
- Todd Law and Hidenori Itoh, Nagoya Institute of Technology (Japan)
-
- 4. A Fuzzy Semantic Network and its Use for Dealing with Incomplete
- Semantic Description
- Shin Ishii, Ricoh Co.Ltd (Japan)
-
- D-10 MAN-MACHINE COMMUNICATION
-
- 1. Error Correction of Key-Inputted Instructions Using Fuzzy Hamming
- Distance
- Hiroyuki Araki and Seiichirou Kaguei
- Yokohama National University (Japan)
-
- 2. Using Fuzzy Production System in the Simulation and Gaming for an
- Intelligent Tutoring System
- Chea Bun Song, Nagoya University (Japan)
-
- 3. Fuzzy Rules as a Programming Medium for Children
- John Maeda, Yoshihiko Sakai, Yoshihiko Sawada and Rie Komuro
- International Media Research Foundation (Japan)
-
- 4. An Optical Fuzzy Classifying System for Facial Expressions
- Kazuho Tamano, Hiroshima Institute of Technology (Japan)
-
- E-I LEARNING ALGORITHM PART I
-
- 1. Supervised Learning Using Cauchy Energy Function
- Maqbool Ahmad and Fathi M. A. Salam, Michigan State University (U.S.A.)
-
- 2. The Unified Neural Network Theory and Proposal of New Models
- Sumio Watanabe and Kenji Fukumizu, RICOH Co., Ltd. (Japan)
-
- 3. Novel Fast Training Algorithm for Multi-layer Feedforward Neural
- Network
- Dong-Jo Park, Byung-Eul Jun and Jung-Hoon Kim, Korea Advanced Institute
- of Science and Technology (Korea)
-
- 4. Complexity Term to Accelerate the Learning in Recurrent Neural
- Networks
- Ryotaro Kamimura, Tokai University (Japan)
-
- B-2 LEAERNING ALGORITHM PART II
-
- 1. An Iterative Learning Control Method using Neural Networks for Robot
- Manipulator
- Zeungnam Bien, Hak-Sung Lee, Dong-Hwan Hwang and Jong-Woon Lee
- Korea Advanced Institute of Science and Technology (Korea)
-
- 2. Binarization for Multi-layer Bidirectional Associative Memory
- Dong-Gyu Jeong, Ho-Hyun Chun and Soo-Young Lee, Korea Advanced Institute
- of Science and Technology (Korea)
-
- 3. Path-Planning for Multiple Mobile Robots by Genetic Algorithms
- Selfish-Planning and Coordinative-Planning (Invited)
- Takanori Shibata, Toshio Fukuda, Kazuhiro Kosuge and Fumihito Arai
- Nagoya University (Japan)
-
- 4. Extracting Fuzzy Knowledge from Rank Ordered Sample Data via Instance
- Generalization and Connectionistic Computation (Invited)
- Osamu Katai, Masaaki Ida, Tetsuo Sawaragi and Sosuke Iwai
- Kyoto University (Japan)
-
- B-3 NEURAL HETWORK DESIGN AND EVALUATION PART I
-
- 1. A Product-of-norms Neural Network Model with Applications to Image
- Association
- Jiansheng Hou and Fathi M. A. Salam, Michigan State University (U.S.A)
-
- 2. Two Design Strategies of Neural Network for Complex Classification
- Problems
- Sung-Bae Cho and Jin H. Kim Korea Advanced Institute of Science and
- Technology (Korea)
-
- 3. Artificial Neural Networks : A Tool for Extrapolative Forecasting
- Anupam das Purkayastha, S. M. George and P. Ram Babu, Devi Ahilya
- University (India)
-
- 4. Design and Analysis of PCM Encoder Using T-Model Neural Network
- Okihiko Ishizuka, Zheng Tang, Masakazu Sakai and Hiroki Matsumoto
- Miyazaki University (Japan)
-
- E-4 NEURAL NETWORK DESIGN AND EVALUATION PART II
-
- 1. Temporal Pattern Recognition Model Using Velocity-Controlled Delay-Lines
- Kouichirou Yamauchi and Kunihiko Fukushima, Osaka University (Japan)
-
- 2. Elimination of Redundant Connections by Parametric Lateral Inhibition in
- Trainable Neural Networks (Invited)
- Syozo Yasui, Kyushu Institute of Technology (Japan)
-
- 3. Activation of Connections to Organize Internal Representation in
- Recurrent Neural Networks
- Ryotaro Kamimura, Tokai University (Japan)
-
- 4. Ensemble Organization as a Basis of Reliable Functioning of Neural
- Networks
- G. Chorayan, The Rostov State University (Russia)
-
- E-5 NEURAL NETS AND DECISION AND OPTIMIZATION PROBLEMS (INVITED)
- Organizers : A. Gonzalez and J. L. Verdegay Universidad de Granada
- (Spain)
-
- 1. R-FN : A Model of Fuzzy Neuron
- Ignacio Requena and Miguel Delgado, Universidad de Granada (Spain)
-
- 2. Neural Networks to Solve Combinatorial Optimization Problems in Digital
- Circuit Testing
- Julio Ortega, Alberto Prieto, Antonio Lloris and Francisco J.Pelayo
- Universidad de Granada (Spain)
-
- 3. A Neural Net to Construct Data Base Indices
- M. Theoto* and A. F. Rocha**
- * University of Sao Paulo (Brazil) **Research on Natural and Artificial
- Intelligence (Brazil)
-
- 4. Multiple Attribute Decision Making based on Fuzzy Relationships between
- Objectives
- Rudolf Felix, Fuzzy Demonstration Centre Dortmund (Germany)
-
- E-6 NEURAL NETWORK APPLICATIONS PART I (INVITED)
- Organizer : Norio Baba, Osaka Kyoiku University (Japan)
-
- 1. A Structure Reduction of Neural Network with Random Masks and Bill Money
- Recognition
- Fumiaki Takeda*, Sigeru Omatu*, Takeshi Inoue**, Saizo Onami** and
- Kenichi Konishi**
- * University of Tokushima (Japan) **Glory Ltd. (Japan)
-
- 2. Applications of Neural Network Models to Iron and Steel Making Processes
- Yoshihisa Otsuka, Kunihiro Hanaoka and Masami Konishi, Kobe Steel, Ltd.
- (Japan)
-
- 3. A New Algorithm for Training Neural Networks and Its Applications
- Norio Baba, Osaka Kyoiku Unversity (Japan)
-
- 4. Elastic Fuzzy Logic : A Better Fit with Neurocontrol
- Paul J. Werbos, National Science Foundation (U.S.A)
-
- E-7 NEURAL METWORK APPLICATIONS PART II (INVITED)
- Organizer Norio Baba, Osaka Kyoiku University (Japan)
-
- 1. Elicitation of Expert Knowladge by Structural Learning of Neural Network
- with Application to Accelerator Diagnosis
- M. Kitamura*, H. Furukawa* and I. Abe**
- *Tohoku University (Japan) **National Laboratory for High Energy Physics
- (Japan)
-
- 2. Nonlinear Control Using Neural Networks with Mixed Structure
- Hiroshi Kinjo*, Sigeru Omatu** and Tetsuhiko Yamamoto*
- * University of the Ryukyus (Japan) **University of Tokushima (Japan)
-
- 3. Utilization of Stochastic Automation and Genetic Algorithm for Neural
- Network Design
- Norio Baba, Masayuki Marume and Ken Itoh, Osaka Kyoiku University (Japan)
-
-
- 4. A Method for Supporting Decision-Making on Plant Operation based on
- Human Reliability Analysis with Fuzzy Integral
- Takeshi Washio*, Hideaki Takahashi* and Masaharu Kitamura**
- * Mitsubishi Research Institute, Inc. (Japan) **Tohoku University
- (Japan)
-
- E-8 NEURAL NETWORK APPLICATIONS PART III
-
- 1. Invariant Visual Information Processing Using Higher Order Neural
- Networks
- Chelol Hoon Park and Lae Jeong Park, Korea Advanced Institute of Science
- and Technology (Korea)
-
- 2. Application of Neural Computing to Aesthetic Design of Dam Structures
- Hitoshi Furuta*, Taro Tonegawa*, Hiroyuki Morimoto** and Eiichi Watanabe*
- *Kyoto Unversity (Japan) **Construction Technology Institute (Japan)
-
- 3. A New Approach to Problem Solving by Modular Structured Networks
- Masumi Ishikawa, Kyushu Institute of Technology (Japan)
-
- 4. A Neural Network Approach to Manufacturing Cell Formation
- Chao-Hsien Chu and Ling-Feng Li, Iowa State University (U.S.A.)
-
- E-9 NEURAL NETWORK APPLICATIONS PART IV
-
- 1. Isolated Korean Words Recognition Using Partially Connected Neural
- Network and Contextual Net
- Hwan Jin Choi and Yang Huan Oh, Korea Advanced Institute of Science and
- Technology (Korea)
-
- 2. Modified Differentiation and Nonlinear Function in Motion Detection of
- Neural Network
- Naohiro Ishii, Nagoya Institute of Technology (Japan)
-
- 3. A Case Study on a Neural Network for Handwritten Character
- Recognition
- Kenji Togashi and Takao Ichiko
- Yamagata University (Japan)
-
- 4. An Artificial Neural-Net Based Approach to Quadratic Power Load Flow
- Calculation in Electric Power Systems
- Hiroyuki Mori, Meiji University (Japan)
-
- E-10 NEURAL NETWORK APPLICATIONS PART V
-
- 1. Neural Networks for Direction-of-Arrival Estimation
- Zong-Kai Yang and Wen-Qing Cheng
- Huazhong University of Science and Technology (China)
-
- 2. Electrophotography Process Control Method based on Neural Network and
- Fuzzy Theory
- Tetsuya Morita*, Mitsuhisa Kanaya*, Tatsuya Inagaki*, Hisao Maruyama**
- and Shinji Kato**
- *Ricoh Co., Ltd. R&D Center (Japan)
- **Ricoh Co., Ltd. RP Development Center (Japan)
-
- 3. An Application to Photometric Stereo by Neural Networks
- Yuji Iwahori*, Naohiro Ishii*, Robert J. Woodham**, Masahiro Ozaki*** and
- Yoshinori Adachi****
- *Nagoya Institute of Technology (Japan) **University of British
- Columbia (Canada) ***Okazaki Women's Jr. College (Japan) ****Chubu
- University (Japan)
-
- 4. Pattern Segmentation Using the TIM Neural Network Architecture
- W. Banzhaf and K. Kyuma, Mitsubishi Electric Corp., Japan
-
- F-l CHAOTIC COMPLEXITY PART I, II (INVITED)
- Organizer Ichiro Tsuda and Hatsuo Hayashi, Kyushu Institute of Technology
- (Japan)
-
- 1. Complex Dynamics in a Realistic Neural Network Model
- Hans Liljenstrom, Royal Institute of Technology (Sweden)
-
- 2. Self-Organization and Information Processing in Photorefractive Systems:
- Optical Machines that Learn on Their Own
- Dana Z. Anderson, University of Colorado (USA)
-
- 3. Constraining Chaos in an Optical Ring Memory Device
- Peter Davis and Tahito Aida, ATR Optical and Radio Communications
- Research Laboratories (Japan)
-
- 4. Singular-Continuous Weierstrass-Function Attractors
- Otto E. Rossler*, Roland Wais** and Reimara Rossler*
- * University of Tubingen(Germany) ** University of Hamburg(Germany)
-
- 5. Complexity and Chance in Non-Stationary Chaos - Law of Large Number and
- Law of Small Number
- Yoji Aizawa, Waseda University (Japan)
-
- 6. Oscillation and Chaos in a Model of the Olfactory Bulb
- P. Erdi, T. Grobler and G. Barna, The Hungarian Academy of Sciences
- (Hungary)
-
- 7. Statistical Approach for Computing the Largest Lyapunov Exponent
- Gybrgy Bama, Kyushu Institute of Technology (Japan) and The Hungarian
- Academy of Sciences (Hungary)
-
- 8. Chaotic Neural Nets, Computability, Undecidability and Fuzzy Sets
- Gianfranco Basti*, Antonio Perrone** and Eros Pasero***
- * Pontifical Gregorian University (Italy) ** University of Rome "Tor
- Vergata" (Italy) ***Politecnico di Torino (Italy)
-
- 9. Controlled Chaos in the Basal Forebrain
- Walter J. Freeman. University of California, Berkeley (U.S.A.)
-
- F-2 Chaos Engineering PART I (INVITED)
- Organizer : Kazuyuki Aihara Tokyo Denki University (Japan)
-
- 1. Toward "Chaos Engineering"
- Kazuyuki Aihara, Tokyo Denki University (Japan)
-
- 2. "Generalized" Ulam-Li's Approximation to Invariant Density of One-
- Dimensional Chaos and Its Extension to Approximation to Asymptotic
- Measure on Henon's Chaotic Attractor
- Tohru Kohda*, Kenji Murao**, Ryuji Shinji*
- * Kyushu University (Japan) **Miyazaki University (Japan)
-
- 3. Taste Sensing System and Chaos
- Kiyoshi Toko, Yoshinori Saida, Tetsuya Matsuno, Kenshi Hayashi, Kaoru
- Yamafuji
- Kyushu University (Japan)
-
- 4. Nonlinear Associative Dynamics in A Chaotic Neural Networks
- Masaharu Adachi, Kazuyuld Aihara, Makoto Kotani
- Tokyo Denki University (Japan)
-
- F-3 CHAOS ENGINEERING PART II (INVITED)
- Organizer : Kazuyuki Aihara Tokyo Denki University (Japan)
-
- 1. Fractal Image Coding Techniques based on IFS
- Ryuji Tokunaga, Tsukuba University (Japan)
-
- 2. Diversity and Regularity in Chaotic Wandering of Robot
- Jun Tani, Sony Corp. (Japan)
-
- 3. Autonomous Chaotic Oscillations of a Model of Chemically Excitable
- Membranes
- Nobuko Fuchikami*, Masayoshi Naito**
- * Tokyo Metropolitan University (Japan) **Hitachi, Ltd. (Japan)
-
- 4. An Analysis of Electroencephalographic Potentials by Deterministic
- Nonlinear Prediction
- Tohru Ikeguchi*, Kazuyuki Aihara**
- * Science University of Tokyo (Japan) **Tokyo Denki University (Japan)
-
-
- F-4 CHAOS AND COMPUTING (INVITED)
- Organizer : Paul J. Werbos, National Science Foundation (U.S.A)
-
- 1. Quantum Theory, Computing and Chaotic Solitons
- Paul J. Werbos, National Science Foundation (U.S.A)
-
- 2. Theoretical and Practical Challenges in Chaos Computing
- Steven C. Suddarth, Air Force Office of Scientific Research (U.S.A)
-
- 3. A Neural Network Computer Architecture for Computation with Oscillatory
- and Chaotic Attractors
- Bill Baird* and Frank Eeckman**
- * University of California, Berkeley (U.S.A) **O Division, LLNL
- (U.S.A.)
-
- 4. A Modular Hierarchical Approach to Learning
- Pierre Baldi, California Institute of Techinology (U.S.A)
-
- F-5 BIOMEDICAL APPLICATIONS OF FUZZY LOGICAL NEURAL NETS PART I
-
- 1. Neural Expert System Using Fuzzy Teaching Input and Its Application to
- Medical Diagnosis (Invited)
- Yoichi Hayashi, Ibaraki University (Japan)
-
- 2. A Practical Application of Fuzzy Theory to an Auto-Regulation System for
- Extra-Corporeal Circulation
- Toshikazu Tobi* and Jiro Anbe**
- * Dai-dan Co., Ltd. (Japan) **Teikyo University (Japan)
-
- 3. Medical Diagnosis Using a Parallel Fuzzy Inference Performed by Neural
- Networks
- Takumi Ichimura*, Eiichiro Tazaki* and Katsumi Yoshida**
- *Toin University of Yokohama (Japan) **Keio University (Japan)
-
- 4. A New Rate Regulation Algorithm for Activity Sensing Pacer Using a Neural
- Network System
- Norihito Kashiwagi*, Toshikazu Tobi*, Hiroshi Nakajima**, Jiro Anbe** and
- Tadayoshi Akasaka**
- * Dai-dan Co., Ltd. (Japan) **Teikyo University (Japan)
-
- F-6 BIOMEDICAL APPLICATIONS OF FUZZY LOGICAL NEURAL NETS PART II
-
- 1. An Automatic Monitoring and Estimation Tool for the Cardiovascular
- System under Ventricular Assistance Using Fuzzy Reasoning (Invited)
- Makoto Yoshizawa*, Hiroshi Takeda**, Makoto Miura**, Tomoyuki Yambe** and
- Shin-ichi Nitta**
- *Toyohashi University of Technology (Japan) **Tohoku University (Japan)
-
- 2. Supporting System for Medical Diagnosis Using Natural Language by a Fuzzy
- Inference
- Seizaburo Arita*, Masaya Yoneda*, Yuusuke Nakamura**, Rou Yamashita***,
- Tadashi Shibue**** and Yoshimi Hori*****
- *Kawasaki Medical School (Japan) **Kyushu University (Japan)
- ***Kanazawa University (Japan) ****Kagoshima University (Japan)
- *****Kawasaki University of Medical Welfare (Japan)
-
- 3. Application of Fuzzy Theory to Traditional Chinese Medicine by using the
- Pulse Phenomena
- Lee Hsing-Lin*, Yoshinori Adachi**, Shoji Suzuki*** and Masayoshi
- Umeno***
- * Kung Shan Institute of Technology (Taiwan) ** Chubu University
- (Japan) ***Nagoya Institute of Technology (Japan)
-
- 4. Analogical Reasoning : A Connectionist Approach in the Cerebral Cortex
- Mode
- Sandrine Allemand, Francois Blanc, Michel Dufosse and Elie Sanchez
- Institut Mediterraneen de Technologie (France)
-
- POSTER SESSION
-
- P-1. Stochastic Dynamic Properties of Generalized Layered Neural Networks
- Yoshitake Yamazaki*, Yoshiko Takayama*, Moyuru Ochiai**, Heiner
- Muller-Krumbhaar*** and Charles P. Enz****
- *Kyusyu Institute of Technology (Japan) **Shohoku College (Japan)
- ***Institut far Festkorper Forschung (Gennany) ****Universite de Geneve
- (Switzerland)
-
- P-2. Application of Layered Neural Networks to CAD (Computer Aided Design) for
- Magnetic Devices
- Yoshitake Yamazaki*, Moyuru Ochiai**, Yoshiko Takayama*, Hisao Ueda* and
- Ryuichi Kanbe*
- * Kyushu Institute of Technology (Japan) **Shohoku College (Japan)
-
- P-3. Application of Layered Neural Networks to Phase Analyzer of Laser
- Yoshitake Yarmazaki*, Akira Mikami**, Moyuru Ochiai*** and Yoshiko
- Takayama*,
- * Kyushu Institute of Technology (Japan) ** Advantest Corporation
- (Japan) ***Shohoku College (Japan)
-
- P-4. Human Face Recognition by Means of Neural Network
- Yoshinori Adachi*, Masahiro Ozaki**, Yuji Iwahori*** and Naohiro Ishii***
- * Chubu University (Japan) ** Okazaki Women's Jr. College (Japan)
- ***Nagoya Institute of Technology (Japan)
-
- P-5. Gas Discrimination Method by Neural Network
- Ryosuke Konishi, Tohru Aoki and Hisanari Kimura, Tottori University
- (Japan)
-
- P-6. The Learning of the Neural Network using Hadamard Transform
- Hiromu Katayama, Toshifumi Shimomura, Hisamochi Harada and Ryosuke
- Konishi, Tottori University (Japan)
-
- P-7. A New Type of Fuzzy Neural Network for Linguistic Fuzzy Modeling
- Shin-ichi Horikawa, Takeshi Furuhashi and Yoshiki Uchikawa, Nagoya
- University (Japan)
-
- P-8. A Decision Making Model Using a Fuzzy Neural Network
- Tomonori Hashiyama, Takeshi Furuhashi and Yoshiki Uchikawa, Nagoya
- University (Japan)
-
- P-9. A Study on Fuzzy Modeling of BOF Using a Fuzzy Neural Network
- Takashi Hasegawa*, Shin-ichi Horikawa*, Takeshi Furuhashi*, Yoshiki
- Uchikawa*, Shigeru Shimamura**, Toshihisa Yamada**, Okamoto Kunitake**
- and Susumu Otsuka**
- * Nagoya University(Japan) **Nippon Steel Corporation (Japan)
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- P-10 Recognition of P-wave, QRS-wave, and T-wave in Electrocardiogram with
- Neural Networks
- Nobuyuki Motoki and Yukinori Suzuki, Muroran Institute of Technology
- (Japan)
-
- P-11 Recognition of Hand-written Characters with Fuzzy Associative Memory
- Akira Nozaki, Norio Konno and Yukinori Suzuki, Muroran Institute of
- Technology (Japan)
-
- P-12 Fuzzy Theory in Character Learning CAI System
- Masahiro Ozaki*, Yoshinori Adachi**, Yuji Iwahori*** and Naohiro Ishii***
- *Okazaki Women's Jr. College (Japan) **Chubu Uriiversity (Japan)
- ***Nagoya Institute of Technology (Japan)
-
- P-13 A Diagnostic Expert System for Ultrasonic Testing Using the Fuzzy
- Reasoning
- Hiroshi Matsuura*, Toshio Yoshimura* and Akiyoshi Kawahito**
- *University of Tokushima (Japan) **Miura Institute of Research &
- Development (Japan)
-
- P-14 A New Force Control method Using Fuzzy Control for a Welding Robot
- Kazuo Yamaba*, Isao Ohtaka* and Takeshi Yamakawa**
- *Mechanical Engineering Lab. AIST, MITI (Japan) **Kyusyu Institute of
- Technology (Japan)
-
- P-15 Fuzzy Ising Spin Model
- Tsuyoshi Horiguchi, Tohoku University (Japan)
-
- P-16 Sample Valuation by Fuzzy Theory in Cell Analysis
- Akemi Hayakawa*, Shoji Suzuki** and Yoshinori Adachi***
- *Nagoya University (Japan) **Nagoya Institute of Technology (Japan)
- ***Chubu University (Japan)
-
- P-17 Analysis of Language Influence by Network and Fuzzy Theory
- Shoji Suzuki*, Akemi Hayakawa**, Yoshinori Adachi*** and Hiroshi
- Tsunekawa****
- *Nagoya Institute of Technology (Japan) **Nagoya University (Japan)
- ***Chubu University (Japan) ****Medical Laser Laboratory (Japan)
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- DEMONSTRATION SESSION
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- Demo-1. Development of the Operator Support System Applying Fuzzy Algorithms
- for Glass Tube Molding Equipment
- Masahiko Hishida*, Terukuni Yokoyama*, Yoshihiro Atsumi*, Motonobu
- Masui** and Yasuo Ban**
- * Mitsubishi Atomic Power Industries, Inc. (Japan) **Iwasaki
- Electric Co., Ltd. (Japan)
-
- Demo-2. Application of Fuzzy Control to a Localized Cleanroom
- Reiji Yamashita*, Shuichi Itoh* and Takeshi Yamakawa**
- * DAI-DAN Co., Ltd. (Japan) **Kyushu Institue of Technology (Japan)
-
- Demo-3. Fuzzy Discrete IC Family (ZDIS) for Basic Experiment or Learning of
- Fuzzy Control
- K. Iwashita and Masanari Oh, Apollo Electronics Co., Ltd. (Japan)
-
- Demo-4. Evaluation System of Fuzzy Neuron Chip
- M. Oh, M. Itoh and H. Shiramizu, Apollo Electronics Co., Ltd.
- (Japan)
-
- Demo-5. A Fuzzy Logic Expert System Shell in Windows Environment
- K.S. Leung*, Y.Leung*, Danny Cheung** and H.W. Lee**
- * The Chinese University of Hong Kong (Hong Kong) **The GMR High
- Technology Company Limited (Hong Kong)
-
- ANNEX SESSION
-
- 1. A Simple Fuzzy Evaluating System for Knowledge Tests Results
- Dorin Isoc, Institutul Politehnic Cluj Napoca (Romania)
-
- 2. Learning Technologines in Expert Assistant Ficckas -Fuzzy Information
- Cluster, Choice and Knowledge Acquisition System (Invited)
- Lepmod Kitainik and Sergei Orlovski, Computing Center of the Russian
- Academy of Sciences (C.I.S.)
-
- 3. Mainsprings of Cut Technique in Fuzzy Relational Systems
- Leonid Kitainik, Computing Center of the Russian Academy of Sciences
- (C.I.S.)
-
- 4. A DSP based Fuzzy Logic Controller
- I. del Campo, J. R. Gonzalez de Mendivil, J. R. Garitagoitia and J. M.
- Tarela
- **University of the Basque Country (Spain)
-
- 5. The Representation of Fuzzy Knowledge in the Diagnostic Expert System
- Shell EDIP
- Vladimir Levchenko and Alexander Savinov, Moldavian Academy of Sciences
- (C.I.S.)
-
- 6. Self-Organizing Fuzzy System Application to Adaptive Control
- Lacramioara Pavel and Mircea Chelaru, Institute for Information Science
- (Romania)
-
- 7. A Fuzzy Connectionist Approach for a Knowledge Based Image
- Interpretation System
- El-hadi Zahzah, Jacky Desachy and Mustapha Zehana, Universite Paul
- SABATIER (France)
-
- 8. Distributing Errors in Neural Fuzzy Control
- Patrik Eklund*, Frank Klawonn** and Detlef Nauck**
- * ~bo Akademi University (Finland) **Technical University of
- Braunschweig (Germany)
-
- 9. Improved Character Recognition System based on a Neural Network
- Incorporating the Context via Fuzzy Automata
- Roberto Reina, Jose R. Gonzalez de Mendivil and Jose R. Garitagoitia
- University of The Basque Country (Spain)
-
- 10. A Neural Network Implementation for Fuzzy Systems - Direct Mapping of
- Centered Representations for Fuzzy Quantities
- Adrian Stoica* and Dan Prisacaru**
- *Polytechnic Institute of Iasi (Romania) **Sinta SA, Iasi (Romania)
-
- ll. Development of Fuzzy Neural Tool for Medical Signal Processing and
- Imaging (Invited)
- W.S.Gan, Acoustical Services Pte Ltd (Singapore)
-
- 12. DST: The Language for the Complex Behaviour of Neural Networks as
- Adapting and Evolving Systems
- Shi-Ji Gao and Fred J. Charlwood, City University, Northampton Square
- (UK)
-
- 13. Development of a Neural Network System for Chinese Character Recognition
- Daniel S. Yeung*, Fong Hak Shun* and Kwan Fai Cheung**
- * Hong Kong Polytechnic (Hong Kong) **Hong Kong University of Science &
- Technology (Hong Kong)
-
- 14. Synthesizing a Neocognitron Network without Training
- Daniel S. Yeung*, Hing Yip Chan* and Kwan Fai Cheung**
- * Hong Kong Polytechnic (Hong Kong) **Hong Kong University of Science &
- Technology (Hong Kong)
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