Trends in neural computation / Ke Chen, Lipo Wang (eds.).

"Nowadays neural computation has become an interdisciplinary field in its own right; researches have been conducted ranging from diverse disciplines, e.g. computational neuroscience and cognitive science, mathematics, physics, computer science, and other engineering disciplines. From different...

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Other Authors: Chen, Ke, 1978-, Wang, Lipo
Format: Ebook
Language:English
Published: Berlin ; New York : Springer, ©2007.
Series:Studies in computational intelligence ; v. 35.
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Online Access:Springer eBooks
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Summary:"Nowadays neural computation has become an interdisciplinary field in its own right; researches have been conducted ranging from diverse disciplines, e.g. computational neuroscience and cognitive science, mathematics, physics, computer science, and other engineering disciplines. From different perspectives, neural computation provides an alternative methodology to understand brain functions and cognitive process and to solve challenging real-world problems effectively.Trends in Neural Computation includes twenty chapters either contributed from leading experts or formed by extending well selected papers presented in the 2005 International Conference on Natural Computation. The edited book aims to reflect the latest progresses made in different areas of neural computation, including theoretical neural computation, biologically plausible neural modeling, computational cognitive science, artificial neural networks – architectures and learning algorithms and their applications in real-world problems."--Publisher's website.
Physical Description:1 online resource (x, 512 pages) : illustrations
Bibliography:Includes bibliographical references.
ISBN:9783540361220
3540361227
3540361219
9783540361213
1280700777
9781280700774
9786610700776
661070077X
ISSN:1860-949X ;
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