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(IEA/AIE-96 Advance Program)
The Ninth International Conference on Industrial &
Engineering Applications of
Artificial Intelligence & Expert Systems
ACROS Fukuoka, Tenjin Chuo-ku Fukuoka, June 4-7, 1996
Sponsored by:
International Society of Applied Intelligence
Fukuoka Institute of Technology
Organized in Coopreration with:
AAAI, ACM/SIGART, CSCSI, ECCAI, IEE, IEEE-CS, IEEJ, IEICE, IM&C
INNS, IPSJ, JCSS, JNSS, JSAI, JSME, JSPE, SICE, SOFT
Conference Overview
This conference was first held in the USA in 1988, and since then has
provided an annual international forum for the exchange of ideas,
techniques, and experience in the application of AI and expert systems
to real-world problems. Over the last few years, the number of countries
submitting papers has gradually increased, with 30 countries being
represented in the 170 submissions this year. Each submission was
sent to three referees, and the best 100 were selected for presentation
as regular papers. These selected papers represent a broad spectrum of
new ideas in the field of applied artificial intelligence and expert
systems, and serve to disseminate information regarding intelligent
methodologies and their implementation as applied in solving various
problems in industry and engineering.
We also have poster sessions with 30 presentations, six invited
lectures, an exhibition "AI and New Media" presented by companies,
and a technical tour to an automobil factory. The opening session
of this conference and the exhibition will be open to visitors as
well as to conference attendees.
[Time table]
9:00 12:00 15:00 18:00 21:00
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4 June Opening Poster Sessions Reception
Inv. L. x 2 7F-Large 7F-Large
4F Intl. Conf. Hall.
Registration: 4F / Registration: 7F-701
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5 June Inv. L. x 2 three parallel sessions
7F-Large 6F-606, 607, 608
Registration: 7F-701, Internet Room: 6F-602
Exhibition: 2F-Cultural Gallery
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6 June three parallel sessions Banquet
6F-606, 607, 608 (SEA HAWK)
Registration: 7F-701, Internet Room: 6F-602
Exhibition: 2F-Cultural Gallery
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7 June Inv. L. x 2 Technical Tour to
Closing Nissan Motor Kyushu Plant
ISAI-Meeting
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Opening Session
Tuesday, June 4, 9:30 - 9:40 (4F Intl. Conf. Hall)
* Opening Remarks
Prof. Masanori Akazaki, Japan Executive Chair,
President of Fukuoka Institute of Technology, Japan
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Keynote Speech & Invited Lectures
Tuesday, June 4, 9:40 - 11:40 (4F Intl. Cof. Hall)
* Industrialization of Intelligent Systems Technology,
Prof. Moonis Ali, General Chair, President of ISAI,
Southwest Texas State University, U.S.A.
* Micromachines as Unconventional Artifacts,
Prof. Naomasa Nakajima, Director of Res. into
Artifacts Center for Eng., Univ. of Tokyo, Japan
Wednesday, June 5, 9:10 - 11:40 (7F-Large)
* Multi-Strata Modeling to Automate Problem Solving
Including Human Activity,
Prof. Setsuo Ohsuga, Program Chair, Former
President of JSAI, Waseda University, Japan
* The Current State of AI Planning Research,
Prof. Drew McDermott, JACM Area Editor for AI,
Chair of Comp. Sci. Dept., Yale University, U.S.A.
Friday, June 7, 9:10 - 11:00 (7F-Large)
* DCSG: A Logic Grammar for Knowledge Represen-
tation of Hierarchically Organized Objects,
Prof. Takushi Tanaka, Director of Language and
Information Lab., Fukuoka Inst. Tech., Japan
* Pattern Separation by Chaotic Networks Employing
Chaotic Itinerancy,
Prof. Takeshi Yamakawa, Dean of Computer
Science and Systems Engineering, Kyushu Inst.
Tech. Iizuka, Japan
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Each people presents one hour and 20 minutes in a poster session.
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Poster Session 1
Tuesday, June 4, 13:20 - 14:40 (7F-Large)
Case-Based Reasoning
* A Case-Based Reasoning Approach in Injection Modeling
Process Design, K. Shelesh-Nezhad and E. Siores, Australia
* SMARTUSA: A Case-Based Reasoning System for
Customer Services, Pradeep Raman, Kai H. Chang,
W.Homer Carlisle and James H. Cross, U.S.A.
Decision Making
* Modeling and Implementing Aspects of Holistic Judgment in
Industrial Decision Making, Philip A.Collier and Stewart A.
Leech, Australia
Diagnosis
* Computer Intrusion Detection and Incomplete Information,
Mansour Esmaili, Reihaneh Safavi-Naini and Josef Pieprzyk,
Australia
* TURBOLID: Time Use in a Rule Based On Line Industrial
Diagnoser, Alonso Gonzalez C., Pulido Junquera B. and
Acoste Lazo G.G., Spain
Distributed AI
* An Approach to a Multi-agent Based Scheduling System
Using a Coalition Formation, Takayuki Itoh and Toramatsu
Shintani, Japan
* Integrating Agent and Object-Oriented Programming
Paradigms for Multi-Agent Systems Development,
Agostino Poggi, Giovanni Adorni and Paola Turci, Italy
* Necessary Knowledge Sharing for Cooperative Learning
among Agents, Akira Namatame and Yoshiaki Tsukamoto,
Japan
Genetic Algorithm
* Optimal Selection of Cutting Length of Bars by Genetic
Algorithms, Toshihiko Ono and Gen Watanabe, Japan
Intelligent Tutoring
* A Descriptive Model of Student Program Generation Based
on a Protocol Analysis, Tsuruko Egi and Kazuoki Osada,
Japan
* An Intelligent Tutoring System for the Teaching of the
Industry Equipment and Its Student Modeling,
Lidia L. Hardy and Jose M. Yanez Prieto, Cuba
Interactive System
* Skill Training at a Distance, Shuichi Fukuda, Yoshifusa
Matsuura and Premruedee Wongchuphan, Japan
Knowledge Based System
* K-Tree: An Efficient Structure for Verification and Inference
in Rule-Based Systems, T. Rajkumar and H. Mohanty, India
* Software Fault Reduction Methodology for Reliable
Knowledge Bases, Yasushi Shinohara, Japan
Knowledge Representation
* Macro Scale Object Complexity Measurement and Its
Relation to a Semantic Model, John. W. Gudenas and
C.R. Carlson, U.S.A.
Poster Session 2
Tuesday, June 4, 14:50 - 16:10 (7F-Large)
Logic Programming
* B-Prolog: A High Performance Prolog Compiler, Neng-Fa
Zhou, Isao Nagasawa, Masanobu Umeda, Keiichi Katamine
and Toyohiko Hirota, Japan
Machine Learning
* A Cascade of Neural Networks for Complex Classification,
David Philpot and Tim Hendtlass, Australia
* PAC-Learning of Weights in Multiobjective Function by
Pairwise Comparison, Ken Satoh, Japan
Natural Language
* A Machine Translating Approach from Japanese to Tamil,
Sivasundaram Suharnan and Hiroshi Karasawa, Japan
Neural Network
* Annealed Hopfield Network Approach for Boundary-Based
Object Recognition, Jung H. Kim, Eui H. Park and Celestine
A. Ntuen, U.S.A.
* Better Neurons for Biological Simulations, Howard Copland
and Tim Hendtlass, Australia
* Canonical Form of Recurrent Neural Network Architecture,
N. Selvanathan and Mashkuri Hj. Yaacob, Malaysia
* Equalization of Digital Communication Channen Using
Hartley-Neural Technique, Jitendriya K. Satapathy,
Canapati Panda and Laxmi N. Bhuyan, India
* A Nonlinear Optimization Neural Network for Optimum
Multiuser Detectors, Guiqing He and Puying Tang,
P.R.China
* Parallel Computer Implementation for Feature Extraction via
Answer-in-Weights Neural Network, Iren Valova and Yukio
Kosugi, Japan
* Serial and Parallel Neural Networks for Image Compression,
Ryuji Hamabe and Ho Chun Kuo, Japan
Planning and Scheduling
* Explore the Operational Problems of FMSs through
Analytical Hierarchy Process and Simulation Approach,
Felix T.S. Chan and Ralph W.L. IP, Hong Kong
Practical Application
* Spectacle Designing and Advice Computer Graphics System
Using Artificial Intelligence, Ryuto Fujie, Hiroyuki Fujie, Kunie
Takeuchi, Oskar Bartenstein and Kosaku Shirota, Japan
* Study of a Consultation System for Railway Safety
Countermeasure, Hisaji Fukuda, Japan
Robotics
* A Step Toward Human-Robot Cooperative System,
Masaru Ishii and Hironori Saita, Japan
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In the following technical sessions, * is 15 min., ** is 20 min.
presentation including Q & A.
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Technical Session WA-1
Wednesday, June 5, Afternoon (6F-606)
AUTOMATED REASONING ---------------------------------- 13:10 - 13:45
** Design and Implementation of Multiple-Context Truth
Maintenance System with Binary Decision Diagram, Hiroshi
G. Okuno, Osamu Shimokuni and Hidehiko Tanaka, Japan
* PARCAR: Parallel Cost-Based Abductive Reasoning
System, Shohei Kato, Chiemi Kamakura, Hirohisa Seki and
Hidenori Itoh, Japan
DATABASE --------------------------------------------- 13:55 - 14:45
* Characteristics of Query Responses on Fuzzy Object-
Oriented Databases, Shyue-Liang Wang, Taiwan
** A Knowledge Media Approach Using Associative
Representation for Constructing Information Bases, Harumi
Maeda, Kazuto Koujitani and Toyoaki Nishida, Japan
* A Query Procedure for Allowing Exceptions in Advanced
Logical Database, Kouzou Ohara, Noboru Babaguchi and
Tadahiro Kitahasi, Japan
DISTRIBUTED AI -------------------------------------- 15:00 - 15:30
* An Automated Reasoning System for Multi-Agent
Cooperation, Lifeng He, Hirohisa Seki and Hidenori Itoh,
Japan
* GUARDNET: A Distributed and Concurrent Programming
Environment for Multi-Agent Systems, Motoyuki Takaai,
Hideaki Takeda and Toyoaki Nishida, Japan
INTELLIGENT TUTORING --------------------------------- 15:40 - 16:10
* Generating Courses in an Intelligent Tutoring System,
R. Nkambou, M.C. Frasson and C. Frasson, Canada
* Object-Oriented Model of Knowledge for the Intelligent
Tutoring Shell, Ljubomir Jerinic and Vladan Devedzic,
Yugoslavia
LOGIC PROGRAMMING ------------------------------------ 16:20 - 17:20
* Applications of Logic Programs with Functor Set to
Automated Problem Solving Under Uncertainty,
Hiroshi Sakai and Akimichi Okuma, Japan
* Channel Routing with Constraint Logic Programming and
Delay, Neng-Fa Zhou, Japan
* Design of Database Interface to ILP for Building Knowledge
Base, Keiko Shimazu and Koichi Furukawa, Japan
* An Incremental Solver for Constraint Hierarchies over Real
Intervals, Duong Tuan Anh and Kanchana Kanchanasut,
Thailand
Technical Session WA-2
Wednesday, June 5, Afternoon (6F-607)
DIAGNOSIS --------------------------------------------- 13:10 - 14:10
* A Method of Diagnosis Using Possibility Theory,
Koichi Yamada and Mitsuhiro Honda, Japan
* Model-Based Program Debugging and Repair,
Markus Stumptner and Franz Wotawa, Austria
* An Object-Oriented Method for Control Loop Diagnosis and
Monitoring, P.A. Collier and M.G. Casey, Australia * A Self-Learning Fuzzy System for Automotive Fault
Diagnosis, Yi Lu, U.S.A.
MONITORING -------------------------------------------- 14:30 - 15:30
** An Expert System for the Monitoring and Simulation of the
AXAF-1, Kai H. Chang, Mark Rogers and Richard McElyea,
U.S.A.
** Knowledge-Enhanced CO-monitoring in Coal-Mines,
Wolfram Burgard, Armin B. Cremers, Dieter Fox, Martin
Heidelbach, Angelica M. Kappel and Stefan Luttringhaus-
Kappel, Germany
** Medi-View - An Intelligent ICU Monitoring System,
Kevin Kennedy, Michael Mckinney and Yi Lu, U.S.A.
PRACTICAL APPLICATIONS 1 ------------------------------- 15:45 - 16:30
* Application-Specific Configuration of Telecommunication
Systems, Andreas Bohm and Stefan Uellner, Germany
* Character Design Based on Concept Space Formation,
Takenao Ohkawa, Kaname Kakihara and Norihisa Komoda,
Japan
* Customizing A* Heuristics for Network Routing,
M. Hitz and T.A. Mueck, Austria
PRACTICAL APPLICATIONS 2 ------------------------------- 16:45 - 17:30
* Feature Selection in Automatic Transmission Shift Quality
Classification, Robert Williams and Yi Lu, U.S.A.
* KOA: General Affairs Expert System with Easy
Customization, Shigeo Kaneda, Katsuyuki Nakano, Daizi
Nanba, Hisazumi Tsuchida, Megumi Ishii and Fumio Hattori,
Japan
* Using Constraint Technology for Predictive Control of Urban
Traffic Based on Qualitative and Temporal Reasoning,
F. Toledo, S. Moreno, E. Bonet and G. Martin, Spain
Technical Session WA-3
Wednesday, June 5, Afternoon (6F-608)
MACHINE LEARNING 1 ------------------------------------- 13:10 - 14:35
** Coin Classification Using a Novel Technique for Learning
Characteristic Decision Trees by Controlling the Degree of
Generalization, Paul Davidsson, Sweden
* Evaluation of Attribute Selection Measures in Decision Tree
Induction, TuBao Ho and TrongDung Nguyen, Japan
* Feature Selection and Classification - A Probabilistic
Wrapper Approach, Huan Liu and Rudy Setiono, Singapore
* Knowledge Discovery from Numerical Data, Chie Morita
and Hiroshi Tsukimoto, Japan
** A Knowledge Revision Learner Using Artificially Generated
Examples, Megumi Ishii, Hussein Almuallim and Shigeo
Kaneda, Japan
MACHINE LEARNING 2 ------------------------------------- 15:00 - 16:05
** Learning Probabilistic Networks from Data,
Bozena Stewart, Australia
* A Practical Object-Oriented Concept Learning System in
Clinical Medicine, Gou Masuda, Norihiro Sakamoto and
Kazuo Ushijima, Japan
* Sampling Effectiveness in Discovering Functional
Relationships in Databases, Atsuhiro Takasu, Tatsuya
Akutsu and Moonis Ali, Japan
* Signal Interpretation in Two-Phase Fluid Dynamics Through
Machine Learning and Evolutionary Computing, Bogdan
Filipic, Iztok Zun and Matjaz Perpar, Slovenia
FUZZY LOGIC AND CONTROL 1 ------------------------------ 16:25 - 17:10
* Assigning Weights to Rules of an Expert System Based on
Fuzzy Logic, Mehdi R. Zargham and Leishi Hu, U.S.A.
* Detection of Chaos in Process Control Systems Using a
Julia Set Methodology, David W. Russell and James J.
Alpigini, U.S.A.
* Fuzzy Johnson's Algorithm for Two-machine Flow Shop,
Tzung-Pei Hong and Tzung-Nan Chuang, Taiwan
Technical Session TM-1
Thursday, June 6, Morning (6F-606)
KNOWLEDGE-BASED SYSTEMS --------------------------------- 9:10 - 10:35
** A Knowledge-Based Mesh Generation System for Forging
Simulation, Osamu Takata, Koukichi Nakanishi, Nariaki
Horinouchi, Hiroshi Yano, Tadao Akashi and Toyohide
Watanabe, Japan
* A Knowledge Based Tool for Checking Large Knowledge
Bases , Rym Nouira and Jean-Marc Fouet, France
* OKCFTR: Translators for Knowledge Reuse,
Kunhuang Huarng and Ming-Cheng Chen, Taiwan
* Integration of Forward and Backward Inferences Using
Extended Rete Networks, Yong H. Lee and Suk I.Yoo, Korea
** VAREX: An Environment for Validating and Refining Rule
Bases, Heribert Schimpe and Martin Staudt, Germany
KNOWLEDGE REPRESENTATION ------------------------------- 11:00 - 11:45
* A Formalism for Defeasible Inheritance,
Nadim Obeid, U.K.
* Knowledge Compilation for Interactive Design of Sequence
Control Programs, Yasuo Namioka and Toshikazu Tanaka,
Japan
* Shape Reasoning in CAD Systems,Jose S. Gero,Australia
Technical Session TM-2
Thursday, June 6, Morning (6F-607)
CAD/CAM ------------------------------------------------- 9:10 - 10:00
* Automatic Placement Using Static and Dynamic Groupings,
Makoto Hirahara, Natsuki Oka and Kunio Yoshida, Japan
* A Domain-Specific Conceptual Model in Building Design,
Masaaki Hashimoto, Toyohiko Hirota, Isao Nagasawa,
Keiichi Katamine and Yoshiaki Tegoshi, Japan
** The Elements of Programming Style in Design Calculations,
Masanobu Umeda, Isao Nagasawa and Tatsuji Higuchi,
Japan
PLANNING AND SCHEDULING -------------------------------- 10:15 - 11:35
* Adaptation of a Production Scheduling Framework to
Distributed Work Environment, Taketoshi Yoshida and
Masahiro Hori, Japan
* Application of Genetic Algorithm to Alloy Casting Process
Scheduling, Masuhiro Ishitobi, Japan
* Design and Development of an Integrated Intelligent
Process Planning System Taking CAD Data Files as Input,
Shu-Chu Liu, Taiwan
** Encapsulation of Actions and Plans in Conditional Planning
Systems, Marco Baioletti, Stefano Marcugini and Alfredo
Milani, Italy
* On-line Optimization Techniques for Dynamic Scheduling of
Real-Time Tasks, Yacine Atif and Babak Hamidzadeh,
Hong Kong
Technical Session TM-3
Thursday, June 6, Morning (6F-608)
FUZZY LOGIC AND CONTROL 2 ------------------------------- 9:10 - 10:05
* Prediction of Properties of Mixture by Integration of Pattern
Recognition and Logic Procedure by Using Fuzzy Clustering,
Hiroyuki Tanaka and Yuji Naka, Japan
** Self-Learning Fuzzy Logic Control of Non-Linear Processes,
S.H. Ghwanmeh, K.O. Jones and D.Williams, U.K.
** Using Fuzzy Logic in Feedrate Control for Free-Form
Surface Machining, Ralph W.L. IP and Felix T.S. Chan,
Hong Kong
GENETIC ALGORITHM -------------------------------------- 10:20 - 11:25
* GA-Based Reconstruction of Plane Images from Projections,
Zensho Nakao, Yen-Wei Chen and Fath El Alem Fadlallah
Ali, Japan
* Genetic Algorithm Processor for the Frequency Assignment
Problem, Mehrdad Salami and Greg Cain, Australia
* Selection of Representatives Using Genetic Algorithms,
Y. Hamamoto, Y.Tsuneta, C. Kaneyama and S.Tomita,
Japan
** Using the Baldwin Effect to Accelerate a Genetic Algorithm,
John R. Podlena and Tim Hendtlass, Australia
Technical Session TA-1
Thursday, June 6, Afternoon (6F-606)
KNOWLEDGE ACQUISITION ---------------------------------- 13:10 - 14:40
** A Data Mining Technique for Time Series Data,
Yoshinori Satoh and Akira Maeda, Japan
* Development of a Knowledge Based System using a
Combined Knowledge Acquisition and Knowledge Modeling
Approach, Glenn D. Aguilar, Hiroyuki Yamato and Takeo
Koyama, Japan
* A Human-Intelligence-Imitating Question-Asking Strategy for
Propositional Knowledge-Based Systems, Jinchang Wang,
U.S.A,
** Incremental Rule Production: Towards a Uniform Approach
for Knowledge Organization, Mondher Maddouri and
Ali Jaoua, Tunisia
** Ontology-Based Information Gathering and Categorization
from the Internet, Michiaki Iwazume, Hideaki Takeda and
Toyoaki Nishida, Japan
ROBOTICS ----------------------------------------------- 15:05 - 16:05
* Fuzzy Behavior Organization and Fusion for Mobile Robot
Reactive Navigation, Jiancheng Qiu and Michael Walters,
U.K.
* Learning and Classification of Contact States in Robotic
Assembly Tasks, Enrique Cervera and Angel P. del Pobil,
Spain
* A Neural Approach for Navigation Inspired by the Human
Visual System, J. Fernandez de Canete and I. Garcia-Moral,
Spain
* Ultrasonic Perception: A Tri-aural Sensor Array for Mobile
Robots Using a Competition Neural Network Approach,
J. Chen, H. Peremans and J.M.Van Campenhout, Belgium
VISION ------------------------------------------------- 16:25 - 17:30
* A Genetic Algorithm for Image Segmentation,
A. Calle, W. D. Potter and S.M. Bhandarkar, U.S.A.
** A Hierarchy of Detail for Representing Non-Convex Curved
Objects, Begona Martinez and Angel P. del Pobil, Spain
* A Qualitative Traffic Sensor Based on Three-Dimensional
Qualitative Modeling of Visual Textures of Traffic Behavior,
E. Bonet, S. Moreno, F. Toledo and G. Martin, Spain
* Towards an Automatic Determination of Grasping Points
through a Machine Vision Approach, P. J. Sanz,
J. M. Inesta and A.P. del Pobil, Spain
Technical Session TA-2
Thursday, June 6, Afternoon (6F-607)
CASE-BASED REASONING ----------------------------------- 13:10 - 14:00
* Knowledge-Based Expert System Combining Case-Based
Reasoning and Rule-Based Reasoning to Select Repair and
Retrofitting Methods for Fatigue Damage on Steel Bridge,
Shigenori Tanaka, Ichizou Mikami, Hidenori Maeda and
Atsushi Kobayashi, Japan
** Multiple Domain Feature Mapping Utilizing Case-based
Reasoning and Blackboard Technology, S.S. Lim, B.H. Lee,
E.N. Lim and K.A. Ngoi, Singapore
* Plant Fault Diagnosis by Integrating Fault Cases and Rules,
Yoshio Nakatani, Makoto Tsukiyama and Tomo-omi Wake,
Japan
DECISION SUPPORT --------------------------------------- 14:15 - 14:45
* Decision Support System for Water-Supply Risk
Management, Xu Zongxue, Akira Kawamura, Kenji Jinno
and Kazumasa Ito, Japan
* Suggestions on Developing "Creative Decision Stimulation
Systems(CDSS)", Ronggui Ding and Wenxiu Han, P.R.China
MANUFACTURING ------------------------------------------ 14:55 - 16:10
** Hybrid AI Solutions and Their Application in Manufacturing,
L. Monostori, Cs. Egresits and B. Kadar, Hungary
** Performance Optimization of Flexible Manufacturing
Systems using Artificial Neural Networks, S. Cavalieri, Italy
* Real-time Intelligent Monitoring System in Manufacturing
System, Sun Yu, Yu Zhigang and Zhang Shiqi, P.R.China
** Simulation of Scheduling Rules in a Flexible Manufacturing
System Using Fuzzy Logic, A. Kazerooni, F.T.S. Chan,
K. Abhary and R.W.L. Ip, Australia
NATURAL LANGUAGE --------------------------------------- 16:30 - 17:30
* Automatic Segmentation and Tagging of Hanzi Text Using a
Hybrid Algorithm, An Qin and Wing Shing Wong, Hong Kong
* Computer-aided News Article Summarization, Hisao Mase,
Hiroshi Tsuji and Hiroshi Kinukawa, Japan
* A Connectionist/Symbolic Dependency Parser for Free
Word-Order Languages, Jong-Hyeok Lee, Taeseung Lee
and Geunbae Lee, Korea
* Intelligent Support for Construction and Exploration of
Advanced, Technological Information Space, Toshiyuki
Matsuo and Toyoaki Nishida, Japan
Technical Session TA-3
Thursday, June 6, Afternoon (6F-607)
NEURAL NETWORK 1 --------------------------------------- 13:10 - 14:35
* Comparison of Two Learning Networks for Time Series
Prediction, Daniel Nikovski and Mehdi Zargham, U.S.A.
** An Evolutionary Algorithm for the Generation of
Unsupervised Self Organizing Neural Nets,
Tim Hendtlass, Australia
* Exploiting Don't-care Information in Neural Network Learning,
Chung-Yao Wen, Taiwan
** Extended Tree based Regression Neural Networks for
Multifeature Split, Sook Lim and Sung Chun Kim, Korea
* Mixing Stochastic Exploration and Propagation for Pruning
Neural Networks, Eric Fimbell, Venezuela
NEURAL NETWORK 2 -------------------------------------- 14:55 - 16:00
* A Note on the Generalization Error in Neural Networks,
Yoshihiko Hamamoto, Toshinori Hase,Yoshihiro Mitani and
Shingo Tomita, Japan
* A Proposal of Emotional Processing Model, Kaori Yoshida,
Masahiro Nagamatsu and Torao Yanaru, Japan
* Recursive Prediction Error Algorithm for the NUFZY System
to Identify Nonlinear Systems, B.T.Tien and G.van Straten,
Netherlands
** Reflective Learning of Neural Networks, Yoshiaki
Tsukamoto and Akira Namatame, Japan
NEURAL NETWORK APPLICATIONS --------------------------- 16:15 - 17:40
** Collision Avoidance Using Neural Networks Learned by
Genetic Algorithms, Nicolas Durand and Jean-Marc Alliot,
France
* Identifying Chemical Species in a Plasma Using a Neural
Network, Phil D. Picton, Adrian A. Hopgood, Nicholas St J.
Braithwaite and Heather J. Phillips, U.K.
* A Method for Selecting Learning Data in the Prediction of
Time Series with Explanatory Variables Using Neural
Networks, Hisashi Shimodaira, Japan
* A New Second-Order Adaptation Rule and Its Application to
Electrical Model Synthesis, Jan Wilk, Eva Wilk and Bodo
Morgenstern, Germany
** Real Option Valuation with Neural Networks, Alfred Taudes,
Martin Natter and Michael Trcka, Austria
Conference Venue
ACROS is the Fukuoka international conference hall, and is located in the
city center, Tenjin. Many hotels are available within walking distance.
ACROS is only five minutes by subway from the Hakata Sinkansen station
and ten minutes from Fukuoka International Airport.
(map)
|[SP] | || [SP]: Shoppers Plaza
| | || (food, etc. until 8 pm)
| [PO][BK]| || [PO]: post office
(Showa blvd.)----------+----------+--+----- [BK]: Nippon Bank
| | || [B]: other bank
|[B] | ||
(subway) -----------[Tenjin]---------+--------> to Hakata Station(train)
[B][B] | [B][ACROS] || to Fukuoka Airport
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blvd. (Nakagawa river)
mall(under ground)
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