| Brain Inspired Cognitive Systems 2004 |
| 29 August - 1 September 2004, University of Stirling, Scotland, UK |
| P1 | CNS6.1 | Prof John Taylor | A Mathematical Framework for the Global Brain |
| P4 | BIS8.1 | Dr Eduardo Ros Vidal, Sonia Mota, Javier Díaz | Neural multilayer structure for motion pattern segmentation |
| P5 | BIS8.2 | Dr Toshinori Deguchi, Naohiro Ishii | On Refractoriness of Chaotic Neurons in Incremental Learning | P6 | BIS8.3 | Mr Nicolas Pugeault, Florentin Woegoetter, Norbert Krueger | Grouping Over Stereo for Visual Cues Disambiguation |
| P7 | BIS8.4 | Mr Matthew Hartley, Neill Taylor and Prof John Taylor | Modelling STDP: sequence learning and recall |
| P8 | BIS8.5 | Ms Milana Mileusnic, Gerald E. Loeb | How your brain knows where your hand is |
| P9 | BIS8.6 | Dr. V. Tereshko | Development of retinotopy and ocular dominance by soft topology-preserving maps and elastic nets: Deriving one class of the models from another |
| P10 | NC6.1 | Dr. A Hussain | A new approach to Adaptive Multi-band Speech Enhancement using Neural Networks and post-Weiner Filtering |
| P11 | NC6.2 | Mr Mohamad Omar-Khaidzir, M.O. Tokhi | Application of ear-brain analogy for sound spectral response characterisation in non-destructive material evaluation |
| P12 | NC6.3 | Mr Ahsan Abdullah, Dr A. Hussain | Analysis of Unsupervised Clustering by Crossing Minimization |
| P13 | NC6.4 | Mr Ahsan Abdullah, Dr A. Hussain | A new biclustering technique based on Crossing Minimization |
Back to BICS2004 Programme
If you have any difficulties accessing this page, or you have any queries/suggestions arising from this page, please email: