CI 2006: San Francisco, California, USA
Boris Kovalerchuk (Ed.): Proceedings of the Second IASTED International Conference on Computational Intelligence, San Francisco, California, USA, November 20-22, 2006. IASTED/ACTA Press 2006 ISBN 0-88986-603-1
Embedded and control systems
- Jaegeuk Kim, Min Choi, Seung Ryoul Maeng: Evaluation of garbage collection techniques on flash translation layer. 1-6
- Klaus-Dietrich Kramer, Steffen Patzwahl, Thomas Nacke: Computational intelligence - case tool to implement in embedded control systems. 13-18
Semantic methods
- Jinbeom Kang, Eunshil Lee, K. Hong, Jeahyun Park, T. Kim, Juyoung Park, Joongmin Choi, Jaeyoung Yang: An enhanced feature selection method for text classification. 37-42
- S. Thamarai Selvi, R. A. Balachandar, K. Vijayakumar, N. Mohanram, Rajagopalan Raman: Semantic matchmaking of grid services using parameter matchmaking algorithm. 43-48
- Alberto Tavares da Silva, Luis Alfredo V. Carvalho: A linguistic technique for a semantic analyser based on logical semantics. 49-54
- Chan-Tang Wong, Chi-Man Pun: Effective document information retrieval system for both paper and electronic documents. 55-60
- Ricardo Timarán Pereira, Marta Millán: New algebraic operators and SQL primitives for mining classification rules. 61-65
Genetic algorithms
- Dana Vrajitoru, B. R. El-Gamil: Genetic algorithms for graph layouts with geometric constraints. 66-71
- Anitha Katikireddy, Clayton Matthew Johnson: A genetic algorithm with backtracking for protein structure prediction. 78-83
- H. Kajiwara, Tomoyuki Hiroyasu, Mitsunori Miki, Akira Hashimoto: Topology structural optimization using a hybrid of GA and ESO methods. 84-89
- Takuya Akashi, Yuji Wakasa, Kanya Tanaka: Performance of eye detection by genetic algorithms. 96-101
Swarm intelligence, DNA computing, and multi-agent systems (MAS)
- Ren Wang, Amr M. Youssef, Ahmed K. Elhakeem: Artificial life feature selection techniques for spam e-mail filters. 102-107
- H. Xiao, Y. Yan, Y.-S. Xiao: Visiting-route optimization inside shanghai-expo-area based on particle swarm optimization. 108-113
- Sarah Abdul-Wahid, Razvan Andonie, Joseph Lemley, James L. Schwing, Jonathan Widger: Event-driven load balancing of partially replicated objects through a swarm of mobile agents. 114-119
- S. T. Amin, Magdy Saeb, S. El-Gindi: A DNA-based implementation of YAEA encryption algorithm. 120-125
- Didier Guzzoni, Adam Cheyer, Charles Baur: Active, a platform for building intelligent software. 126-131
- H. Lu: Partial global hybrid web services composition. 132-137
- Guoqiang Cai, Zundong Zhang, Limin Jia, Yangdong Ye: A multi-agent model of railway intelligent safety guarantee system. 138-143
Neural networks
- Tiago C. da Fonseca, José Ricardo Pelaquim Mendes, Adriane Beatriz de Souza Serapião, Ivan Rizzo Guilherme: Application of arx neural networks to model the rate of penetration of petroleum wells drilling. 156-161
- Miguel Lázaro-Gredilla, Jaisiel Madrid-Sánchez, Aníbal R. Figueiras-Vidal: A new cost function to build MLPs by means of regularized boosting. 162-167
- Hironobu Satoh, Fumiaki Takeda, Yoshihiro Saeki, Ritsuya Ikeda, Yoshiaki Shiraishi: Proposal of awakening behavior detection system using neural network. 168-173
- Ka H. Lai, Eran A. Edirisinghe, Paul W. H. Chung: A facial component based hybrid approach to caricature generation using neural networks. 174-179
- Masahiro Nagamatu, Kairong Zhang: Parallel execution of state space explorations using different kinds of dynamics. 180-185
- Sam Gardner, Robbie Lamb, John Paxton: An initial investigation on the use of fractional calculus with neural networks. 186-191
- Svein Saebo, Mohammad Bagher Menhaj, S. Ali, Saeed Salehi: A new evolution based training method for dynamic synapse neural networks. 192-197
- Douglas S. Greer: A model of natural computation based on recurrent neural networks and reciprocal images. 204-209
Evolutionary systems
- Thomas E. Portegys: Instinct evolution in a goal-seeking neural network. 210-215
- Krzysztof Zielinski, R. Laur: Parameter adaptation for differential evolution with design of experiments. 216-221
- Kengo Yoshii, Tomoyuki Hiroyasu, Mitsunori Miki, Akira Hashimoto: Effectiveness of neighborhood crossover in multiobjective genetic algorithm. 222-227
- Giuseppe Narzisi, Venkatesh Mysore, Bud Mishra: Multi-objective evolutionary optimization of agent-based models: An application to emergency response planning. 228-232
- Nicola Beume, Günter Rudolph: Faster s-metric calculation by considering dominated hypervolume as klee's measure problem. 233-238
- Richard Ruzicka, Lukás Sekanina: Evolutionary circuit design in REPOMO - reconfigurable polymorphic module. 239-244
Fuzzy systems
- Rajiv Bagai: Paraconsistent database query languages. 251-256
- Abhishek Jain, Deborah A. Kaminski: CFD analysis of natural convection in enclosed cavity using a fuzzy logic guidance method. 257-262
- P. Wu, P. Narayan, Duncan Campbell, Michael Lees, Rodney Walker: A high performance fuzzy logic architecture for UAV decision making. 263-268
- Gerardo M. Mendez, Luis Adolfo Leduc, María de los Angeles Hernandez M.: First-order interval type-1 non-singleton type-2 TSK fuzzy logic systems. 269-273
- Rohitash Chandra, Christian W. Omlin: Training and extraction of fuzzy finite state automata in recurrent neural networks. 274-279
- Jozo J. Dujmovic: Nine forms of andness/orness. 280-285
Computer vision and speech recognition
- Francisco J. Cuevas, N. Alcalá, L. E. Toledo, Juan Humberto Sossa Azuela: Optical discontinuous fringe metrology by using a genetic algorithm. 298-301
- S. Reddy P, S. Shukla, K. Aravind D., Anjan Kumar Dash: Path planning of a mobile robot in a distributed intensity domain. 302-307
- Sandberg Marcel Santos, Herman Martins Gomes, Díbio Leandro Borges: A novel cut detection strategy based on visual rhythm. 308-313
- Y. Takenaka, Stephen Karungaru, Minoru Fukumi, Norio Akamatsu: Isolated syllable recognition on mobile terminal devices based on akamatsu transform. 326-331
- Leila Sabeti, Jason Z. Zhang, Q. M. Jonathan Wu: Integrating high-speed skin color segmentation with active head tracking. 332-337
Data fusion and mining
- Bernd-Jürgen Falkowski: On large margin pocket algorithms. 338-343
- Francesc J. Ferri, Wladimiro Díaz Villanueva, María José Castro Bleda: Experiments on automatic drug activity characterization using support vector classification. 344-349
- Leona F. Fass: AI and cognitive science can learn alot from 'language learning'. 342-347
Pattern recognition and machine learning
- K. Tsuji, Miki Aoyagi: Eye direction by stereo image processing using corneal reflection on an iris. 348-352
- Koji Nakamichi, Stephen Karungaru, Minoru Fukumi, Takuya Akashi, Yasue Mitsukura, Motokatsu Yasutomo: Extraction of the liver tumor in CT images by real coded genetic algorithm (RGA). 259-264
- M. S. Mazliham, Pierre Loonis, A. S. Idris: Mass function initialization rules for ganoderma infection detection by tomography sensor. 271-276
- T.-K. Lin: Inspection of LCD light-guide plate using moment invariants. 277-282
- Thashmee Karunaratne, Henrik Boström: Learning to classify structured data by graph propositionalization. 283-288
- L. Ji, J. J. Zhang: An improved chinese handwriting recognition system using artificial neural networks. 289-294
Probabilistic methods
- Miki Aoyagi, Sumio Watanabe: Generalization error of three layered learning model in bayesian estimation. 295-300
- D. Wu: An improved lower bound on identifying compelled edges in a DAG. 301-306
- George J. Knafl, K. P. Fennie, Patrick J. O'malley: Adaptive repeated measures modeling using likelihood cross-validation. 313-318
- Y. Patel, Jared L. Darlington: A novel stochastic algorithm for scheduling workflows with QoS guarantees in a web service-oriented grid. 319-324
Special session: Natural language processing for real life applications
- Jindrich Matousek, Jan Romportl: On building phonetically and prosodically rich speech corpus for text-to-speech synthesis. 325-330
- Pavel Ircing, Josef Psutka: Automatic transcription of audio archives for spoken document retrieval. 331-336
- A. Jameson: The usability of deployed telephone dialog systems: An evaluation. 337-342
- Milos Cernak, Christian Wellekens: Diagnostics of speech recognition using classification phoneme diagnostic trees. 343-348
- Michael Pucher, Y. Huang: Combination of latent semantic analysis based language models for meeting recognition. 349-354
- Christian Müller: Two-layered speaker classification using dynamic bayesian networks. 355-359
- Marina Sapir, Mikhail Teverovskiy: Finding digest of rules: Towards data-driven data mining. 360-365
- Ales Prazák, Josef V. Psutka, Jan Hoidekr, Jakub Kanis, Ludek Müller, Josef Psutka: Adaptive language model in automatic online subtitling. 366-370
- Christel Kemke: An architectural framework for natural language interfaces to agent systems. 371-376
- Curry I. Guinn, D. Crist, H. St. Werth: A comparison of hand-crafted semantic grammars versus statistical natural language parsing in domain-specific voice transcription. 377-382
- Theologos Athanaselis, Stelios Bakamidis, Ioannis Dologlou: A statistical method for correcting word order errors in greek texts. 389-394
- Curry I. Guinn, Robert C. Hubal: Augmented transition networks (ATNs) for dialog control: A longitudinal study. 395-400
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