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- 2002
- V. David Sánchez A.:
Frontiers of research in BSS/ICA. Neurocomputing 49(1-4): 7-23 (2002) - Shotaro Akaho:
Conditionally independent component analysis for supervised feature extraction. Neurocomputing 49(1-4): 139-150 (2002) - Shun-ichi Amari, Aapo Hyvärinen, Soo-Young Lee, Te-Won Lee, V. David Sánchez A.:
Blind signal separation and independent component analysis. Neurocomputing 49(1-4): 1-5 (2002) - Un-Min Bae, Hyung-Min Park, Soo-Young Lee:
Top-down attention to complement independent component analysis for blind signal separa. Neurocomputing 49(1-4): 315-327 (2002) - Allan Kardec Barros:
Extracting the fetal heart rate variability using a frequency tracking algorithm. Neurocomputing 49(1-4): 279-288 (2002) - Jianting Cao, Noboru Murata, Shun-ichi Amari, Andrzej Cichocki, Tsunehiro Takeda:
Independent component analysis for unaveraged single-trial MEG data decomposition and single-dipole source localization. Neurocomputing 49(1-4): 255-277 (2002) - Seungjin Choi, Heonseok Hong, Hervé Glotin, Frédéric Berthommier:
Multichannel signal separation for cocktail party speech recognition: a dynamic recurrent network. Neurocomputing 49(1-4): 299-314 (2002) - Sergio Cruces, Luis Castedo, Andrzej Cichocki:
Robust blind source separation algorithms using cumulants. Neurocomputing 49(1-4): 87-118 (2002) - Sabine Deligne, Ramesh A. Gopinath:
An EM algorithm for convolutive independent component analysis. Neurocomputing 49(1-4): 187-211 (2002) - Yannick Deville, Jacques Damour, Nabil Charkani:
Multi-tag radio-frequency identification systems based on new blind source separation neural networks. Neurocomputing 49(1-4): 369-388 (2002) - Dawei W. Dong, J. A. Scott Kelso, Fred L. Steinberg:
Spatio-temporal decorrelated activity patterns in functional MRI data during real and imagined motor tasks. Neurocomputing 49(1-4): 227-239 (2002) - Deniz Erdogmus, Kenneth E. Hild II, José Carlos Príncipe:
Blind source separation using Renyi's -marginal entropies. Neurocomputing 49(1-4): 25-38 (2002) - Elia Formisano, Fabrizio Esposito, Nikolaus Kriegeskorte, Gioacchino Tedeschi, Francesco Di Salle, Rainer Goebel:
Spatial independent component analysis of functional magnetic resonance imaging time-series: characterization of the cortical components. Neurocomputing 49(1-4): 241-254 (2002) - Thomas P. von Hoff, Allen G. Lindgren:
Adaptive step-size control in blind source separation. Neurocomputing 49(1-4): 119-138 (2002) - Pedro A. d. F. R. Højen-Sørensen, Ole Winther, Lars Kai Hansen:
Analysis of functional neuroimages using ICA with adaptive binary sources. Neurocomputing 49(1-4): 213-225 (2002) - Aapo Hyvärinen, Karthikesh Raju:
Imposing sparsity on the mixing matrix in independent component analysis. Neurocomputing 49(1-4): 151-162 (2002) - Gil-Jin Jang, Te-Won Lee, Yung-Hwan Oh:
Learning statistically efficient features for speaker recognition. Neurocomputing 49(1-4): 329-348 (2002) - Chunguang Li, Xiaofeng Liao, Juebang Yu:
Tabu learning method for multiuser detection in CDMA systems. Neurocomputing 49(1-4): 411-415 (2002) - Heinz Mathis, Marcel Joho:
Blind signal separation in noisy environments using a three-step quantizer. Neurocomputing 49(1-4): 61-78 (2002) - Ralf Möller:
Interlocking of learning and orthonormalization in RRLSA. Neurocomputing 49(1-4): 429-433 (2002) - Juan José Murillo-Fuentes, Francisco Javier González-Serrano:
Median equivariant adaptive separation via independence: application to communications. Neurocomputing 49(1-4): 389-409 (2002) - Tohru Nitta:
Redundancy of the parameters of the complex-valued neural network. Neurocomputing 49(1-4): 423-428 (2002) - Sang-Jae Park, Kwang-Hwan An, Minho Lee:
Saliency map model with adaptive masking based on independent component analysis. Neurocomputing 49(1-4): 417-422 (2002) - Carlos García Puntonet, Ali Mansour, Christoph Bauer, Elmar Wolfgang Lang:
Separation of sources using simulated annealing and competitive learning. Neurocomputing 49(1-4): 39-60 (2002) - Jagath C. Rajapakse:
Adaptive blind signal and image processing: learning algorithms and applications: A. Cichocki, S. Amari, Wiley, New York, 2002, 586pp., ISBN 0471 60791 6. Neurocomputing 49(1-4): 439-443 (2002) - Yogesh Singh, Chandra Shekhar Rai:
Blind source separation: a unified approach. Neurocomputing 49(1-4): 435-438 (2002) - James V. Stone:
Blind deconvolution using temporal predictability. Neurocomputing 49(1-4): 79-86 (2002) - Susumu Takahashi, Yoshio Sakurai, Minoru Tsukada, Yuichiro Anzai:
Classification of neuronal activities from tetrode recordings using independent component analysis. Neurocomputing 49(1-4): 289-298 (2002) - Akio Utsugi:
Independent components of natural images under variable compression rate. Neurocomputing 49(1-4): 175-185 (2002) - Alexander Ypma, Amir Leshem, Robert P. W. Duin:
Blind separation of rotating machine sources: bilinear forms and convolutive mixtures. Neurocomputing 49(1-4): 349-368 (2002)
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