Volume 64, Number 1, January 1998

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  Eberhard Hänsler: Acoustic echo and noise control - It remains a challenge. 1-2
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  Ulrich Heute: Hans Wilhelm Schüβler celebrates his 70th birthday. 3-4
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  Thomas Gülzow, Andreas Engelsberg, Ulrich Heute: Comparison of a discrete wavelet transformation and a nonuniform polyphase filterbank applied to spectral-subtraction speech enhancement. 5-19
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  Stefan Gustafsson, R. Martin, Peter Vary: Combined acoustic echo control and noise reduction for hands-free telephony. 21-32
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  Christophe Beaugeant, Valérie Turbin, Pascal Scalart, André Gilloire: New optimal filtering approaches for hands-free telecommunication terminals. 33-47
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  F. Heinle, Rudolf Rabenstein, Alexander Stenger: A measurement method for the linear and nonlinear properties of electro-acoustic transmission systems. 49-60
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  Luc De Coster, Rudy Lauwereins, J. A. Peperstraete: Rapid prototyping of an adaptive noise canceler using GRAPE. 61-70
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  August Kaelin, Allen G. Lindgren, Sigisbert Wyrsch: A digital frequency-domain implementation of a very high gain hearing aid with compensation for recruitment of loudness and acoustic echo cancellation. 71-85
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  Tetsuya Hoya, Y. Loke, Jonathon A. Chambers, Patrick A. Naylor: Application of the leaky extended LMS (XLMS) algorithm in stereophonic acoustic echo cancellation. 87-91
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  Moritz Harteneck, José Manuel Páez-Borrallo, Robert W. Stewart: An oversampled subband adaptive filter without cross adaptive filters. 93-101
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  Henrik Sahlin, Holger Broman: Separation of real-world signals. 103-113

Volume 64, Number 2, January 1998

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  Elias Masry: Covariance and spectral properties of the wavelet transform and discrete wavelet coefficients of second-order random fields. 131-143
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  Hanoch Ur, Daniel Gold: Reduction of quantization noise in the Notch Fourier transform. 145-155
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  Mustafa K. Emresoy, Amro El-Jaroudi: Iterative instantaneous frequency estimation and adaptive matched spectrogram. 157-165
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  Zhen Ding, Lang Hong: A distributed IMM fusion algorithm for multi-platform tracking. 167-176
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  A. Djebbari, Jean Michel Rouvaen, Al. Djebbari, M. Faouzi Belbachir: Noise reduction in high-order IIR filters using optimal error feedback based upon a Chebyshev criterion. 177-183
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  Zou Mou-Yan, Rolf Unbehauen: Circulant and aperiodic models of deconvolution: A comparison. 185-192
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  F. Marir, A. G. J. Holt: Application of Euclid's algorithm to the computation of the inverse in modulo arithmetics. 193-196
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  Tian-Bo Deng: New method for designing stable recursive variable digital filters. 197-207
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  M. Nafi Gürcan, Ömer Nezih Gerek, A. Enis Çetin: Nonlinear subband decomposition structures in GF-(N) arithmetic. 209-213
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  Bernard Lacaze: Modeling the HF channel with Gaussian random delays. 215-220
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  A. S. Kayhan: Comments on "Identification of non-minimum phase systems using evolutionary spectral theory" by A.I. Al-Shoshan and L.F. Chaparro + Authors' reply. 223-224
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  Kwang Soon Kim, Seong Ill Park, Iickho Song, Jinsoo Bae: Performance of DS/SSMA systems using TCM under impulsive noise environment. 225-230

Volume 64, Number 3, February 1998

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  Rolf Unbehauen, Fa-Long Luo: Introduction to the Special Issue on Neural Networks. 231-232
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  Erol Gelenbe, Kerem Harmaniota, Jeffrey L. Krolik: Learning neural networks for detection and classification of synchronous recurrent transient signals. 233-247
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  Eric Granger, Yvon Savaria, Pierre Lavoie, Marc-André Cantin: A comparison of self-organizing neural networks for fast clustering of radar pulses. 249-269
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  Lorenzo Bruzzone, Fabio Roli, Sebastiano B. Serpico: Structured neural networks for signal classification. 271-290
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  Howard Hua Yang, Shun-ichi Amari, Andrzej Cichocki: Information-theoretic approach to blind separation of sources in non-linear mixture. 291-300
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  Aapo Hyvärinen, Erkki Oja: Independent component analysis by general nonlinear Hebbian-like learning rules. 301-313
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  Alberto Prieto, Carlos García Puntonet, Beatriz Prieto: A neural learning algorithm for blind separation of sources based on geometric properties. 315-331
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  Da-Zheng Feng, Zheng Bao, Wei-Xiang Shi: Cross-correlation neural network models for the smallest singular component of general matrix. 333-346
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  Fabio Massimo Frattale Mascioli, Giuseppe Martinelli: A constructive approach to neuro-fuzzy networks. 347-358
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  Markus Lendl, Rolf Unbehauen, Fa-Long Luo: A homotopy method for training neural networks. 359-370
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  Hugo Zaragoza, Patrick Gallinari, R. Curtelin, F. Leglaye: Multiple multivariate regression and global sequence optimization: : An application to large-scale models of radiation intensity. 371-382
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  Drasko Furundzic: Application example of neural networks for time series analysis: : Rainfall-runoff modeling. 383-396

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