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Computational Intelligence. Theory and Applications

International Conference, 7th Fuzzy Days Dortmund, Germany, October 1-3, 2001 Proceedings

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  • © 2001

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Editors:
  1. Bernd Reusch

    1. Computer Science I, University of Dortmund, Dortmund, Germany

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Part of the book series: Lecture Notes in Computer Science (LNCS, volume 2206)

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Table of contents (99 papers)

  1. Front Matter

    Pages I-XVII
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  2. Interactive Evolutionary Computation as Humanized Computational Intelligence Technology

    • Hideyuki Takagi
    Pages 1-1

  3. Microcontroller-Based Fuzzy System to Optimize the Anaerobic Digestion in Biogas Reactors

    • Steffen Patzwahl, Thomas Nacke, Dieter Frense, Dieter Beckmann, Klaus-Dietrich Kramer, Tobias Tautz et al.
    Pages 2-10

  4. The Decision of Service Centres Location Problem in Fuzzy Conditions

    • Tatiana A. Dziouba, Igor N. Rozenberg
    Pages 11-17

  5. Application of the Biologically Inspired Network for Electroencephalogram Analysis

    • Minija TamošiĹ«naitÄ—, Erinija PrackeviÄŤienÄ—
    Pages 18-27

  6. Discrimination between Two Mental States (Rest and Motor Image) Using Wavelet Transform and Neural Networks

    • Jose L. Martin, Luciano Boquete, Carmen Diaz, Manuel de Leon Garcia, Manuel Mazo
    Pages 28-32

  7. Decision Making in Diagnosis of Oral Mucosa Lesions

    • Tatiana Kiseliova, Hajo Peters
    Pages 33-39

  8. Fuzzy Logic and the Internet: Lingustic Summarization of Distributed Sets of Data

    • Janusz Kacprzyk
    Pages 40-42

  9. Adaptive Color- and Edge-Based Image Segmentation Using Fuzzy Techniques

    • Christian Leubner
    Pages 43-54

  10. Computer Aided Diagnosis System of Meniscal Tears with T1 and T2 Weighted MR Images Based on Fuzzy Inference

    • Yutaka Hata, Syoji Kobashi, Yasuhiro Tokimoto, Makoto Ishikawa, Hitoshi Ishikawa
    Pages 55-58

  11. A New Paradigm for Fuzzy Aggregation in Multisensorial Image Processing

    • Aureli Soria-Frisch
    Pages 59-67

  12. An Adaptive Learning Algorithm for a Neuro-fuzzy Network

    • Yevgeniy Bodyanskiy, Vitaliy Kolodyazhniy, Andreas Stephan
    Pages 68-75

  13. Fuzzy Probabilistic Neural Networks: A Practical Approach to the Implementation of Baysian Classifier

    • Farshid Delgosha, Mohammad B. Menhaj
    Pages 76-85

  14. Fuzzy-η for Back Propagation Networks

    • Miroslaw Bedzak
    Pages 86-91

  15. eaLib — A Java Frameword for Implementation of Evolutionary Algorithms

    • Andreas Rummler, Gerd Scarbata
    Pages 92-102

  16. Experimental Evaluation of Fuzzy Controllers for an Outdoor AGV

    • W. S. Wijesoma, K. R. S. Kodagoda
    Pages 103-117

  17. Time-Series Segmentation and Symbolic Representation, from Process-Monitoring to Data-Mining

    • Bernard Hugueney, Bernadette Bouchon-Meunier
    Pages 118-123

  18. Brain State Recognition Using Fuzzy C-Means (FCM) Clustering with Near Infrared Spectroscopy (NIRS)

    • Syoji Kobashi, Yutaka Hata, Yuri T. Kitamura, Toshiaki Hayakata, Toshio Yanagida
    Pages 124-136

  19. Microcontroller Based Fuzzy Logic Sevofluorane Anesthesia Control System

    • A. Yardimci, A. Ferikoglu, N. Hadimioglu
    Pages 137-147

  20. Intuitionistic Fuzzy Sets in Some Medical Applications

    • Eulalia Szmidt, Janusz Kacprzyk
    Pages 148-151
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About this book

Ten years of ,,Fuzzy Days“ in Dortmund! What started as a relatively small workshop in 1991 has now become one of the best known smaller conferences on Computational Intelligence in the world. It fact, it was (to my best knowledge) the ?rst conference to use this term, in 1994, although I confess that another, larger conference was announced ?rst and the trade mark “Computational Intelligence was not coined in Dortmund. I believe, that the success of this conference is grounded on the quality of its reviewedandinvitedpapersaswellasitsgoodorganization. Fromthebeginning, we have sent every paper anonymously to ?ve referees, and we have always accepted only around 50% of the papers sent in. This year it was a little less than that. I would like to thank everybody who helped us by considering Dortmund’s Fuzzy Days as the conference at which to appear. I know that among the - stracts not accepted there were some quite good ones, but we were restricted to a ?xed number. I also know that referees do a good job but cannot always judge wisely from abstracts. Hence my apologies to those who did not make it this year. Please try again! I would like to point out that our conference also has a good regional re- tation. I am grateful to the City of Dortmund, its Lord Mayor Dr. Langemeyer, the Dortmund project, the DFG – Deutsche Forschungsgemeinschaft, the KVR – Kommunalverband Ruhrgebiet, the Martin-Schmeißer-Stiftung, and the C- line AG/Quantum GmbH for their valuable support.

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  • Computer Science I, University of Dortmund, Dortmund, Germany

    Bernd Reusch

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