Neural Networks, Volume 2

Volume 2, Number 1, 1989

• The first anniversary of INNS : presented to the First annual meeting of the international neural network society by Stephen Grossberg INNS Founder and President September 6, 1988 Park Plaza Hotel Boston, Massachusett. 1-8
  
• Michael Seibert, Allen M. Waxman:
  Spreading activation layers, visual saccades, and invariant representations for neural pattern recognition systems. 9-27
  
• Stephen Grossberg, Jonathan A. Marshall:
  Stereo boundary fusion by cortical complex cells: A system of maps, filters, and feedback networks for multiplexing distributed data. 29-51
  
• Pierre Baldi, Kurt Hornik:
  Neural networks and principal component analysis: Learning from examples without local minima. 53-58
  
• Ian Parberry, Georg Schnitger:
  Relating Boltzmann machines to conventional models of computation. 59-67
  
• Daniel Gardner:
  Noise modulation of synaptic weights in a biological neural network. 69-76
  

Volume 2, Number 2, 1989

• Stephen Grossberg, Nestor A. Schmajuk:
  Neural dynamics of adaptive timing and temporal discrimination during associative learning. 79-102
  
• Daniel S. Levine, Paul S. Prueitt:
  Modeling some effects of frontal lobe damage--Novelty and perseveration. 103-116
  
• Nabil H. Farhat, Baocheng Bai:
  Echo inversion and target shape estimation by neuromorphic processing. 117-125
  
• Jack H. Winters, Christopher Rose:
  Minimum distance automata in parallel networks for optimum classification. 127-132
  
• Martin Bichsel, Peter Seitz:
  Minimum class entropy: A maximum information approach to layered networks. 133-141
  
• Darryl D. Coon, A. G. Unil Perera:
  Integrate-and-fire coding and Hodgkin-Huxley circuits employing silicon diodes. 143-151
  

Volume 2, Number 3, 1989

• Helge Ritter, Thomas Martinetz, Klaus Schulten:
  Topology-conserving maps for learning visuo-motor-coordination. 159-168
  
• Gail A. Carpenter, Stephen Grossberg, Courosh Mehanian:
  Invariant recognition of cluttered scenes by a self-organizing ART architecture: CORT-X boundary segmentation. 169-181
  
• Ken-ichi Funahashi:
  On the approximate realization of continuous mappings by neural networks. 183-192
  
• Michael Lemmon, B. V. K. Vijaya Kumar:
  Emulating the dynamics for a class of laterally inhibited neural networks. 193-214
  
• Dziem D. Nguyen, James S. J. Lee:
  A new LMS-based algorithm for rapid adaptive classification in dynamic environments. 215-228
  
• Granino A. Korn:
  A new environment for interactive neural network experiments. 229-237
  

Volume 2, Number 4, 1989

• Gail A. Carpenter:
  Neural network models for pattern recognition and associative memory. 243-257
  
• Michail Zak:
  Terminal attractors in neural networks. 259-274
  
• Mohamad H. Hassoun:
  Dynamic heteroassociative neural memories. 275-287
  
• Hans J. Bentz, Michael Hagstroem, Günther Palm:
  Information storage and effective data retrieval in sparse matrices. 289-293
  
• Etienne Deprit:
  Implementing recurrent back-propagation on the connection machine. 295-314
  
• Joe Eisenberg, Walter J. Freeman, Brian C. Burke:
  Hardware architecture of a neural network model simulating pattern recognition by the olfactory bulb. 315-325
  

Volume 2, Number 5, 1989

• Morris W. Hirsch:
  Convergent activation dynamics in continuous time networks. 331-349
  
• Otmar Bock:
  A neural network predicting posterior parietal cortex function in the control of goal-directed arm movements. 351-358
  
• Kurt Hornik, Maxwell B. Stinchcombe, Halbert White:
  Multilayer feedforward networks are universal approximators. 359-366
  
• Norio Baba:
  A new approach for finding the global minimum of error function of neural networks. 367-373
  
• Kenji Doya, Shuji Yoshizawa:
  Adaptive neural oscillator using continuous-time back-propagation learning. 375-385
  
• A. Rajavelu, Mohamad T. Musavi, Mukul Vassant Shirvaikar:
  A neural network approach to character recognition. 387-393
  
• Allan Hartstein, R. H. Koch:
  A neural network capable of forming associations by example. 395-403
  

Volume 2, Number 6, 1989

• Kunihiko Fukushima:
  Analysis of the process of visual pattern recognition by the neocognitron. 413-420
  
• Stephen Grossberg, Michael E. Rudd:
  A neural architecture for visual motion perception: Group and element apparent motion. 421-450
  
• Shun-ichi Amari:
  Characteristics of sparsely encoded associative memory. 451-457
  
• Terence D. Sanger:
  Optimal unsupervised learning in a single-layer linear feedforward neural network. 459-473
  
• Carsten Peterson, Eric Hartman:
  Explorations of the mean field theory learning algorithm. 475-494
  
• Anthony C. C. Coolen, F. W. Kuijk:
  A learning mechanism for invariant pattern recognition in neural networks. 495-506