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<p>computational Intelligence Is A Broad And Active Research Area That Is Growing Rapidly Due To The Many Successful Applications Of These New Techniques In Very Diverse Problems. Many Industries Have Benefited From Adopting This Technology. The Increased Number Of Patents And Diverse Range Of Products Developed Using Computational Intelligence Methods Is Evidence Of This Fact. The Goal Of This Book Is To Provide Highlights Of The Current Research In Computational Intelligence Area. The Book Consists Of Research Papers In The Fields Of Neural Networks, Fuzzy Logic, Evolutionary Computing, Hybrid Evolutionary Computing-fuzzy Logic Systems, Hybrid Neural Networks-evolutionary Computing And Fuzzy Logic Systems, Image Processing And Vision, Advances In Robotics, Control And Manufacturing, And Rough Sets.<br></p>

Author
Masoud Mohammadian; Mohammadian, Masoud; International Conference on Computational Intelligence for Modelling, Control and Automation (1999: Vienna, Austria)
Publisher
IOS Press : Ohmsha
Published
2000
Language
EN
ISBN
9789051994766
Subjects
Computer Science, Science, Reference

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