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adam_text	___________________ Volume VI ШШШЕЕШШШЕШШ^ШШШШЕІШЕЕШШ Volume VI UAl Detection Classification and Localization 1ER Clutter Reduction In Shallow Water ...................................................................................................... VI-3041 E Shin, D. Kil - Loral Defense Systems, USA R. Wayland - Naval Air Warfare Center, USA A Modified Eckart Post-Beamformer Filter for Improved Detection Using Broadband Features ................................. VI-3045 S. Mehta, J. Fay, P. Maciejewski - Naval Undersea Warfare Center Division Newport, USA Feature Extraction and Sufficient Statistics in Detection and Classification ......................................................... VI-3049 E. Real - Sanders, A Lockheed-Martin Co., USA Gerschgorin Radii Based Source Number Detection for Closely Spaced Signals ...................................................... VI-3053 J. Yang, H. Wu - National Cheng Kung University, ROC A Wavelet Transform Frequency Classifier for Stochastic Transient Signals ......................................................... VI-3057 F. Garcia, I. Lourtie - ISR/1ST, Portugal Classification with a Combined Information Test .......................................................................................... VI-3061 R. Lynch - Naval Undersea Warfare Center, USA P. Willett - University of Connecticut, USA 3-D MUSIC with Polynomial Rooting for Near-Field Source Localization ............................................................ VI-3065 H. Hung, S. Chang, C. Wu - National Taiwan Ocean University, Taiwan Closed-Form Elliptic Location with an Arbitrary Array Topology ..................................................................... VI-3069 U. Hanebeck, G. Schmidt - Technical University of Munich, Germany Source Localisation with Recurrent Neural Networks .................................................................................... VI-3073 B. Colnet, J. Di Martino - CRIN-INRIA CNRS, France UA2 Matched Field Processing and Special Environments A Test for Detection of Local Modeling Mismatches in Shallow Water .................................................................. VI-3077 G. Fostik, J. Tabrikian, H. Messer - Tel Aviv University, Israel Broadband Matched Field Processing Using Robust Prewhitening and Multiple Window Techniques ........................ VI-3081 С Mecklenbrauker, M. Geravanchizadeh, J. Böhme · Ruhr-University of Bochum, Germany FocaUzation in the Gulf of Mexico ............................................................................................................... VI-3085 Z Michalopoulou, M. Porter - New Jersey Institute of Technology, USA Robust ML Source Localization by Exploiting Predictable Acoustic Modes ......................................................... VI-3089 J. Tabrikian - Tel-Aviv University, Israel J. Królik - Duke University, USA H. Messer - Tel-Aviv University, Israel A Sub-Space Method for High Resolution Bathymetry .................................................................................... VI-3093 A. Antóniou, R. Pillai - University of Victoria, Canada Multiresolution Stochastic Models for the Efficient Solution of Large-Scale Space Time Estimation Problems ............... VI-3097 T. Ho, P. Fieguth, A. Willsky - UDS, MIT, USA A Comparison of Two Techniques for Detecting Seizure in Newborn EEG Date ...................................................... VI-3101 M. Roessgen ■ Queensland University of Technology, Australia Classification of Radar Returns Using Wigner- Ville Distribution ........................................................................ VI-3105 P. Kumar, K. Prabhu - Indian Institue of Technology, india On the Design of a Transversal Filter Bank for Parallel Processing Multiple Image Lines in Real-Time Acoustic Imaging VI-3109 J. Shen, E. Ebbini - The University of Michigan, USA A Minimax Optimization Approach to Sidelobe Suppression Filter Design ............................................................ VI-3H3 5. Park, J. Doherty - Iowa State University, USA Volume VI UA3 Time-Delay Estimation An EM Algorithm for Multisensor TDOA/DD Estimation in a Multipath Propagation Environment ........................... VI-3117 S. Belanger - Loral Federal Systems, USA Adaptive Realization of a Maximum Likelihood Time Delay Estimator ............................................................... VI-3121 P. Hahn, V. Mathews, T. Tsen ■ University of Utah, USA Robust Time Delay Estimation Using Lower-Order Statistics ........................................................................... VI-3125 X Ma, С Nikias - University of Southern California, USA New Perspectives for Maximum-Likelihood Parameter and Time Delay Estimation Using Two Channels ..................... VI-3129 J. S tulle r, N. Hubing - University of Missouri-Rolla, USA Iterative Maximum-Likelihood/Cross-Correlation Algorithm for Reflection and Pulse Т.ОЛ. Estimation ..................... VI-3133 A. Doser, P. Delaney, L Schooley - University of Arizona, USA The Issue of Phase in Specular Multipath Parameter Estimation ........................................................................ VI-3137 Z Mitrovski, E. Titlebaum - University of Rochester, USA Short Time Correlator Delay Estimation in the Presence of Interfering Sources ................................................... VI-3141 B. Daku - University of Saskatchewan, USA C. Mclntyre ■ Defense Research Establishment Atlantic, USA Estimation of Delay and Doppler by Wavelet Transform ................................................................................. VI-3145 K. Ho, Y. Chan, M. Johnson - Royal Military College of Canada, Canada Blind Deconvolution of Echosounder Envelopes ............................................................................................. VI-3149 D. Caughey, R. Kirlin ■ University of Victoria, Canada The Bootstrap Applied to Passive Acoustic Aircraft Parameter Estimation ............................................................ VI-3153 D. Reid, A. Zoubir, B. Boashash - Queensland University of Technology, Australia U A4 Sonar Beamforming Capability of Minimum Variance Beamformer for Direction Finding for Fast Perturbations of Array Sensors ............... VI-3157 G. Serebryakov - State University, Russia Linear Programming in Spectral Estimation: Application to Array Processing ...................................................... VI-3161 J. Fuchs - IRISA - Universite de Rennes I, France Interpolated Array Minimum Variance Beamforming For Correlated Interference Rejection .................................... VI-3165 A. Zeira - Signal Processing Technology, USA B. Friedlander - University of California at Davis, USA Surface-Mounted Acoustic Vector-Sensor Array Processing .............................................................................. VI-3169 M. Hawkes, A. Nehorai - Yale University, USA Spatial Processing Technique Adaptive Beamforming (SPTABF) Via Compactly Supported Orthonormal Wavelets ...... VI-3173 S. Chang, С Chang, C.L Chang, W Fang - National Taiwan Ocean University, Taiwan Beamforming Design with Partially Adaptive and Minimum Redundancy Arrays ................................................... VI-31T7 L Lo Presti, G. Montalbano, G. Povero - Politecnico di Torino, Italy Rank Enhancement for Eigenstructure Based Direction Finding Using Arrays with Non-Uniform Element Responses ...VMiei B. Jeffs - Brighton Young University, USA Coarrray Analysis of Wideband Pulse-Echo Imaging Systems ........................................................................... VI-3185 F. Ahmad, S. Kassám - University of Pennsylvania, USA A Novel High-Resolution Algorithm for Complex-Direction Search ..................................................................... VI-3189 R. Qiu, I. Lu- Polytechnic University, USA Broadband Eigenvector Methods for Towed Array Shape Estimation with a Single Source ....................................... VI-3193 J. Smith, Y. Leung, A. Cantoni ■ Australian Telecommunications Research Institute, Australia Ш Volume VI VLSI1 Novel Approaches Towards DSP Application A High Performance Microphone Array System for Hearing Aid Applications ...................................................... A. Wang, К. Yao, R. Hudson, D. Korompis - University of California al Los Angeles, USA Control and Data Flow Aspects in the Design of a Wireless Data Radio Modem: A Case Study ................................. V 1-3201 G. Post, О. Mauss - Aachen University of Technology, Germany Variance Mismatch: Identifying Random Test Resistance in DSP Datapaths ......................................................... VI-3205 L Goodby, A. Orailoglu - University of California at San Diego, USA Digital Oscillators Over Finite Fields ......................................................................................................... VI-3209 W. Chren - Grand Valley State University, USA B. Wyman - Ohio State University, USA Simultaneous Speech Segmentation and Phoneme Recognition Using Dynamic Programming .................................... VI-3213 R. Bajwa, R. Owens - Pennsylvania State University, USA T. Kelliher - Westminster College, USA Engineering Multirate Convolutions for Radar Imaging ................................................................................. VI-3217 L Bierens, E. Deprettere - Delft University of Technology, The Netherlands A Fast Full-Search Motion Estimation Method for Programmable Processors with a Multiply-Accumulator ............... VI-3221 Y. Naito, T. Miyazaki, I. Kuroda - NEC Corporation, Japan Parallel Computation of Discrete Legendre Transforms .................................................................................... VI-3225 M. Aburdene - Bucknell University, USA J. Dorband - Goddard Space Flight Center, USA New Look-Ahead Algorithm for Pipelined Implementation of Recursive Digital Filters .......................................... VI-3229 A. Shaw, M. ¡mtiaz - Wright State University, USA Telekom s MAGENTA Algorithm for EiWDecryption in the Gigabit/sec Range ...................................................... VI-3233 K. Huber, S. Wolter - German Telekom, Germany VLSI2 Architectures for Video, Speech, and Filtering Applications Optoelectronic Image Processor for Multiresolution Gabor Filtering .................................................................. VI-3236 H. Urey, W. Rhodes, S. DeWeerth, T. Drabik - Georgia Institute of Technology, USA Low-Power Video Encoder-Decoder Using Wavelet/TSVQ with Conditional Replenishment .................................... VI-3240 W Namgoong, N. Chaddha, T. Meng - Stanford University, USA Low-Complexity Algorithm and Architecture for Block-Based Motion Estimation via One-Bit Transforms .................. VI-3244 B. Natarajan, V. Bhaskaran, K. Konstantinides ■ Hewlett-Packard Laboratories, USA A Binary Block Matching Architecture with Reduced Power Consumption and Silicon Area Requirement .................. VI-3248 M. Mizuki, U. Desai, I. Masaki, A. Chandrakasan ■ MIT, USA A Programmable Application-Specific CELP Processor with Parallel Architectures ................................................ VI-3252 A. Suen, J. Wang, B. Liu - National Cheng Kung University, ROC Efficient Realizations of Analysis and Synthesis Filters Based on the 2-D Discrete Wavelet Transform ........................ VI-3256 С Chakrabarti, С Mumford - Arizona State University, USA Design Tradeoffs in CMOS FIR Filters ......................................................................................................... VI-32Í0 С Nagendra, M. Irwin - Pennsylvania State University, USA M-Array VLSI Architecture for Order Statistic Filters .................................................................................... VI-3264 С Un, С. Кио - National Chung Cheng University, Taiwan Time-Area Efficient Multiplier-free Recursive Filter Architectures for FPGA Implementations ................................. VI-3268 M. Shajaan, J. Sorensen - Technical University of Denmark, Denmark Ш Volume VI VLSI3 DSP Architectures Comparison of Two Architectures for Implementation of the Discrete Cosine Transform .......................................... VI-3272 I. Sundsbo, G. Lokken Hansen, E. Aas - The Norwegian Institute of Technology, Norway Multidimensional Systolic Arrays for Multidimensional DFTs ........................................................................... VI-3276 H. Lim, E. Swartzlander - University of Texas at Austin, USA ASAP-A 2-Đ DFT Processor and Architecture ................................................................................................ VI-3280 J. Mellott, M. Lewis, F. Taylor ■ University of Florida, USA P. Coeffield - USAF Wright Labs, USA A New Survivor Memory Management Method in Viterbi-Decoders: Trace-Delete Method and its Implementation ...... VI-3284 5. Jung, H. Choi - Sung-Kyun-Kwon University, Korea M. Lee - Samsung Electronics, Korea Efficient Standard Basis Reed-Solomon Encoder .......................................................................................... VI-3287 S. Jain - Intel Corporation, USA K. Parhi - University of Minnesota, USA An Area-Efficient VLSI Architecture for Decoding of Reed-Solomon Codes ......................................................... VI-3291 J. Hsu, С Wang - National Tsing Hua University, ROC High-Speed Parallel Hard and Soft-Decision Golay Decoder: Algorithm and VLSI-Architecture .............................. VI-3295 W. Cao- Fraunhofer-Institute for Integrated Circuits, Germany Granularly-Pipelined Cordic Processors for Sine and Cosine Generators ............................................................ VI-3298 S. Wang ■ University of Texas at Austin, USA V. Piuri - Politecnico di Milano, Italy E. Swartzlander- University of Texas at Austin, USA RNIW: A Novel General-Purpose DSP Architecture ....................................................................................... VI-3302 H. Qing, H. Chao-Huan - Chinese Academy of Sciences, China VLSI4 Design Aids for Signal Processing Systems An Extension of Multi Dimensional Synchronous Dataflow to Handle Arbitrary Sampling Lattices ........................... VI-3306 P. Murthy, E. Lee - University of California at Berkeley, USA On Retiming of Multirate DSP Algorithms ................................................................................................... VI-3310 V. Zvojnovic, R. Schoenen, H. Meyr - Aachen University of Technology, Germany Real-Time Scheduling for Pipelined Execution of Data Flow Graphs on a Realistic Multiprocessor Architecture ............ VI-3314 J. Jonsson, J. Vasell - Chalmers University of Technology, Sweden Optimal Communication Scheduling Based on Collision Graph Model ............................................................... VI-3318 D. Surma, S. Tongsima, E. Sha - University of Notre Dame, USA Hierarchization of a Priori Defined Dataflow Subgraphs ................................................................................. VI-3322 M. Willems, V. Zivojnovic, S. Ritz -Aachen University of Technology, Germany Instruction-Level Power Profiling ............................................................................................................... VI-3326 H. Mehta, R. Owens, M. Irwin ■ Pennsylvania State University, USA Two-Diraensional Retiming with Low Memory Requirements ........................................................................... VI-3330 T. Denk, M. Majumdar, К. Parhi - University of Minnesota, USA Knowledge-Based Transformation Ordering: Implementing a Linear Computation Using an Arbitrary Low Power at an Arbitrary High Throughput .................................................................................................................. VI-3334 M. Srivastava - AT&T Bell Laboratories, USA M. Potkonjak - NEC USA, USA A Hierarchical Approach to Transistor-Level Power Estimation of Arithmetic Units ................................................ VI-3338 J. Satyanarayana, K. Parhi - University of Minnesota, USA Calypso: An Implementation of the Order Graph Method .............................................................................. VI-3342 G. Cato, D. Reeves - North Carolina State University, USA liv _______________ Volume VI PRNNl Neural Networks for Speech Processing A Telephone-Based Directory Assistance System Adaptively Trained Using Minimum Classification Error / Generalized Probabilistic Descent .............................................................................................................................. VI-3346 E. McDermott - ATR HIP Research Laboratories, Japan E. Woudenberg - ATR International, Japan S. Katagiri - ATR IT Research Laboratories, Japan REMAP - Experiments with Speech Recognition ............................................................................................. VI-3350 Y. König, H. Boudard, N. Morgan - ¡CSI, USA Strategies for Reducing the Complexity of a RNN Based Speech Recognizer ......................................................... VI-3354 K. Kasper, H. Reininger, H. Wust - Institut fur Agewandte Physik, Germany Environment-Independent Continuous Speech Recognition Using Neural Networks and Hidden Markov Models ......... VI-3358 D. Yuk, С Che, L Jin, Q. Lin - Rutgers University, USA Comparison Between Two Hybrid HMM/MLP Approaches in Speech Recognition ................................................ VI-3362 C. Ris, V. Fontaine, H. Letch - Faculte Polytechnique de Morts, Belgium GPD Training of the State Weighting Functions in Hidden Control Neural Network ................................................ VI-3366 К Na, S. Chae - Seoul National University, ROK Continuous Mandarin Speech Recognition Using Heirarchical Recurrent Neural Networks .................................... VI-3370 К Liao, W. Chen, S. Chen - National Chiao Tung University, ROC Probabilistic Mapping Networks for Speaker Recognition ................................................................................. VI-3374 H. Li, Y. Gong - CRIN-CNRS/INRIA - Lorraine, France Shift-Tolerant K-Subspaces for Phoneme Recognition .................................................................................... VI-3378 D. Wu, J. Gowdy - Clemson University, USA Speaker-Adaptation in a Hybrid HMM-MLP Recognizer ................................................................................. VI-3382 J. Neto, С. Martins, L. Almeida - INESC/IST, Portugal PRNN2 Neural Network Techniques for Image Processing and Analysis Automatic Target Recognition Using Modularly Cascaded Vector Quantizers and Multilayer Perceptrons .................. VI-3386 L Chan, N. Nasrabadi, V. Mirelli - SUNY at Buffalo, USA Distortion Equalized Fuzzy Competitive Learning for Image Data Vector Quantization .......................................... V 1-3390 D. Butler - Bolton Institute, UK J. Jiang - Loughborough University, UK Revisiting Boltzmann Learning: Parameter Estimation in Markov Fields ............................................................ VI-3394 L Hansen, L· Andersen, U. Kjems, J. Larsen ■ Technical University of Denmark, Denmark Morphological/Rank Neural Networks and their Adaptive Optimal Design for Image Processing .............................. VI-3398 L Pessoa, P. Maragos - Georgia Institute of Technology, USA Nonlinear Color Image Restoration using Extended Redial Basis Function Networks ............................................. VI-3402 /. Cha, S. Kassám - University of Pennsylvania, USA A Unification of Relaxation Labeling and Associative Memory ........................................................................... VI-3406 X. Zhuang - University of Missouri- Columbia, USA Y. Zhao - University of Illinois- Urbana- Champaign, USA Motion-Based Segmentation by Principal Singular Vector (PSV) Clustering Method ............................................. VI-3410 5. Kung, Y. Lin, Y. Chen - Princeton University, USA Multiplierless Neural Networks for Application to Digital Video ........................................................................ VI-3414 M. Cavanagh, V Jain - University of South Florida, USA Neural Network Object Recognition for Inspection of Patient Setup in Radiation Therapy Using Portal Images ............ VI-3418 S. Young, С Sibata, A. Ho, K. Shin ■ Roswelt Park Cancer Institute, USA Efficient Learning of Standard Finite Normal Mixtures for Image Quantification ................................................... VI-3422 К Wang - Georgetown University Medical Center, USA T. Adali - University of Maryland at College Park, USA lv Volume VI PRNN3 Neural Networks and Pattern Recognition 1 A Chain Coding Approach for Real-Time Recognition of On-line Handwritten Characters ....................................... VI-3426 H. Yuen - Hong Kong Polytechnic University, Hong Kong A Unified Approach to Hierarchical Classification .......................................................................................... VI-3430 D. Kil, F. Shin - Loral Defense Systems, USA A Soft-Decision Approach for Symbol Segmentation Within Handwritten Mathematical Expressions ........................ VI-3434 S. Lehmberg, H. Winkler, M. Lang - Munich University of Technology, Germany HMM-Based Handwritten Symbol Recognition Using On-Line and Off-Line Features ............................................. VI-3438 H. Winkler - Munich University of Technology, Germany From Characters to Words: Dynamical Segmentation and Predictive Neural Networks .......................................... VI-3442 S. Garcia-Salicetti - Institut National des Telecommunications, France P. Gallinari - LAFORIA National des Telecommunications, France B. Dorizzi, Z Wimmer, J. Gentric ■ Institut National des Telecommunications, France A New Data Reduction Algorithm for Pattern Classification .............................................................................. VI-3446 H. Taháni, В. Plummer, N. Hamamalini ■ University of Missouri, USA Fast Online Video Image Sequence Recognition with Statistical Methods ............................................................ VI-3450 M. Schuster, G. Rigoll - University of Duisburg, Germany Handwritten Word Recognition Using Dynamic Matching with Variable Duration ................................................ VI-3454 G. Kim, V. Govindaraju, S. Srihari - CEDAR/State University of New York at Buffalo, USA Scale and Rotational Invariant Object Recognition Using Fractal Transformations ................................................ VI-3458 С Neil, K. Curtis - University of Nottingham, UK Optimal Discriminant Feature-Based Waveform Recognition with Neural Networks ............................................. VI-3462 J. Miao, M. Clements - Georgia Institute of Technology, USA PRNN4 Neural Networks and Pattern Recognition 2 Parsing in Attributed Grammars: Application to Automatic Sleep Analysis ......................................................... VI-3466 A. Fred, J. Leitão - Instituto Superior Tecnico, Portugal Affine Invariant Shape Representation and Recognition Using Gaussian Kernels and Multi-dimensional Indexing ......... VI-3470 J. Ben-Arie - University of Illinois at Chicago, USA Z Wang, K. Rao - Illinois Institute of Technology, USA Road Scene Analysis from Perspective Image ................................................................................................ VI-3474 J. Yang, S. Ozawa - Keio University, Japan Writer Dependent Recognition of On-Line Unconstrained Handwriting ............................................................... VI-3478 J. Subrahmonia, K. Nathan, M. Perrone ■ IBM T.J. Watson Research Center, USA Duration Modelling Results for an On-Line Handwriting Recognizer .................................................................. VI-3482 A. Senior, J. Subrahmonia, K. Nathan - IBM T.]. Watson Research Center, USA Properties of a Hand-Printed Chinese Character Recognizer Based on Contextual Vector Quantization ..................... VI-3486 P. Chee, S. Leung, P. Wong, С Chan ■ The University of Hong Kong, Hong Kong Optimized Concensus Theory ..................................................................................................................... VI-3490 J. Benediktsson, J. Sveinsson, P. Swain ■ University of Iceland Chinese All Syllables Recognition Using Combination of Multiple Classifiers ......................................................... VI-3494 L Zhou, S. Imai - Tokyo Institute of Technology, Japan Similarity Analysis of Cardiac Signals Using Temporal Features ........................................................................ VI-3498 B. de Jesus, L Lucke - University of Minnesota, USA Initialization of Hidden Markov Models for Unconstrained On-Line Handwriting Recognition ................................. VI-3502 K. Nathan, A. Senior, J. Subrahmonia - IBM T.J. Watson Research Center, USA Volume VI PRNN5 Nonlinear System Identification Diagnosing and Correcting System Anomalies with a Robust Classifier ............................................................... VI-3506 J. Hampshire - Carnegie Mellon University, USA D. Watola - Jet Propulsion Laboratory, USA Blind Separation of Delayed Sources Based on Information Maximization ............................................................ VI-3509 K. Torkkola - Motorola, USA Modeling Nonlinear Systems With Cellular Neural Networks ........................................................................... VI-3513 F. Puffer, R. Tetzlaff, D. Wolf- Institut fur Angewandte Physik, Germany Energy Demodulation of Two-Component AM-FM Signals with Application to Speaker Separation ........................... VI-3517 B. Santhanam, P. Maragos - Georgia Institute of Technology, USA Adaptive Non-linear System Identification Using Minimal Radial Basis Function Neural Network .............................. VI-3521 L Yuigwei, N. Sundararajan, P. Saratchandran - Nanyang Technological University, Singapore Expanding Gaussian Kernels for Multivariate Conditional Density Estimation ...................................................... VI-352S D. Davis, J. Hwang ■ University of Washington, USA Fast Adaptive IIR-MLP Neural Networks for Signal Processing Applications ......................................................... VI-3529 P. Campolucci, A. Uncini, F. Piazza - University of Ancona, Italy Information Geometry of Maximum Partial Likelihood Estimation for Channel Equalization ................................. VI-3533 J. Xuan, T. Adali, X. Liu - University of Maryland at College Park, USA Statistical Analysis of the Single-Layer Backpropagation Algorithm with Bias Terms: Mean Weight Behavior ............ VI-3537 N. Bershad, J. Shynk - University of California, USA Fast Nonlinear Adaptive Filtering Using a Partial Window Conjugate Gradient Algorithm ....................................... VI-3541 A. Birkett, R. Goubran ■ Carleton University, Canada PRNN6 Modeling Theory and Architecture in Neural Networks Building an Application Framework for Speech and Pen Input Integration in Multimodal Learning Interfaces ............ VI-3545 M. Vo, C Wood ■ Carnegie Mellon University, USA TOM, A New Temporal Neural Net Architecture for Speech Signal Processing ...................................................... VI-3549 S. Durand, F. Alexandre - Crin-CNRS/ IN RIA Lorraine, France A Probabilistic Decision-Based Neural Network for Locating Deformatile Objects and its Applications to Surveillance System and Video Browsing ..................................................................................................................... VI-3553 J. Lin, Y. Chan, S. Kung - Princeton University, USA Self-Organizing Feature Maps with Perfect Organization ................................................................................. VI-3557 L Owsley, L Atlas - University of Washington, USA G. Bernard - Boeing Commercial Airplane Group, USA Partial Likelihood for Real-Time Signal Processing ....................................................................................... VI-3561 T. Adali - University of Maryland at College Park, USA K. Sonmez - University of Maryland Baltimore County, USA X. Liu - University of Maryland at College Park, USA Robust Learning Algorithms for Nonlinear Filtering ....................................................................................... VI-3565 D. Neumerkel, R. Shorten - Daimler-Benz AG, Germany A. Hambrecht - CEGELEC AEG, Germany Advances in Using Hierarchical Mixture of Experts for Signal Classification ......................................................... VI-3569 V. Ramamurti, J. Ghosh - The University of Texas at Austin, USA Comparison of a Neural Network Detector vs Neyman-Pearson Optimal Detector ................................................ VI-3573 D. Andina, J. Sanz-Gozanlez - Universidad Politecnica Madrid, Spain An Algorithm to Determine Hidden Markov Model Topology ........................................................................... VI-3577 R. Vasko, A. El-Jaroudi, J. Boston - University of Pittsburgh, USA Wreath Products for Image Processing ......................................................................................................... VI-3581 D. Healy, Jr., G. Mirchandani, T. Olson, D. Rockmore - Dartmouth College, USA lvii
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