Foreword I / Walter J. Freeman |
Foreword II / John G. Taylor |
Preface |
Abstract |
Evolving Connectionist Methods / Part I: |
Introduction |
Everything Is Evolving, but What Are the Evolving Rules? / I.1: |
Evolving Intelligent Systems (EIS) and Evolving Connectionist Systems (ECOS) / I.2: |
Biological Inspirations for EIS and ECOS / I.3: |
About the Book / I.4: |
Further Reading / I.5: |
Feature Selection, Model Creation, and Model Validation / 1: |
Feature Selection and Feature Evaluation / 1.1: |
Incremental Feature Selection / 1.2: |
Machine Learning Methods - A Classification Scheme / 1.3: |
Probability and Information Measure. Bayesian Classifiers, Hidden Markov Models. Multiple Linear Regression / 1.4: |
Support Vector Machines (SVM) / 1.5: |
Inductive Versus Transductive Learning and Reasoning. Global, Local, and 'Personalised' Modelling / 1.6: |
Model Validation / 1.7: |
Exercise / 1.8: |
Summary and Open Problems / 1.9: |
Evolving Connectionist Methods for Unsupervised Learning / 1.10: |
Unsupervised Learning from Data. Distance Measure / 2.1: |
Clustering / 2.2: |
Evolving Clustering Method (ECM) / 2.3: |
Vector Quantisation. SOM and ESOM / 2.4: |
Prototype Learning. ART / 2.5: |
Generic Applications of Unsupervised Learning Methods / 2.6: |
Evolving Connectionist Methods for Supervised Learning / 2.7: |
Connectionist Supervised Learning Methods / 3.1: |
Simple Evolving Connectionist Methods / 3.2: |
Evolving Fuzzy Neural Networks (EFuNN) / 3.3: |
Knowledge Manipulation in Evolving Fuzzy Neural Networks (EFuNNs) - Rule Insertion, Rule Extraction, Rule Aggregation / 3.4: |
Summary and Open Questions / 3.5: |
Brain Inspired Evolving Connectionist Models / 3.7: |
State-Based ANN / 4.1: |
Reinforcement Learning / 4.2: |
Evolving Spiking Neural Networks / 4.3: |
Evolving Neuro-Fuzzy Inference Models / 4.4: |
Knowledge-Based Neural Networks / 5.1: |
Hybrid Neuro-Fuzzy Inference System (HyFIS) / 5.2: |
Dynamic Evolving Neuro-Fuzzy Inference Systems (DENFIS) / 5.3: |
Transductive Neuro-Fuzzy Inference Models / 5.4: |
Other Evolving Fuzzy Rule-Based Connectionist Systems / 5.5: |
Population-Generation-Based Methods: Evolutionary Computation / 5.6: |
A Brief Introduction to EC / 6.1: |
Genetic Algorithms and Evolutionary Strategies / 6.2: |
Traditional Use of EC for Learning and Optimisation in ANN / 6.3: |
EC for Parameter and Feature Optimisation of ECOS / 6.4: |
EC for Feature and Model Parameter Optimisation of Transductive Personalised (Nearest Neighbour) Models / 6.5: |
Particle Swarm Intelligence / 6.6: |
Artificial Life Systems (ALife) / 6.7: |
Evolving Integrated Multimodel Systems / 6.8: |
Evolving Multimodel Systems / 7.1: |
ECOS for Adaptive Incremental Data and Model Integration / 7.2: |
Integrating Kernel Functions and Regression Formulas in Knowledge-Based ANN / 7.3: |
Ensemble Learning Methods for ECOS / 7.4: |
Integrating ECOS and Evolving Ontologies / 7.5: |
Conclusion and Open Questions / 7.6: |
Evolving Intelligent Systems / 7.7: |
Adaptive Modelling and Knowledge Discovery in Bioinformatics / 8: |
Bioinformatics: Information Growth, and Emergence of Knowledge / 8.1: |
DNA and RNA Sequence Data Analysis and Knowledge Discovery / 8.2: |
Gene Expression Data Analysis, Rule Extraction, and Disease Profiling / 8.3: |
Clustering of Time-Course Gene Expression Data / 8.4: |
Protein Structure Prediction / 8.5: |
Gene Regulatory Networks and the System Biology Approach / 8.6: |
Dynamic Modelling of Brain Functions and Cognitive Processes / 8.7: |
Evolving Structures and Functions in the Brain and Their Modelling / 9.1: |
Auditory, Visual, and Olfactory Information Processing and Their Modelling / 9.2: |
Adaptive Modelling of Brain States Based on EEG and fMRI Data / 9.3: |
Computational Neuro-Genetic Modelling (CNGM) / 9.4: |
Brain-Gene Ontology / 9.5: |
Modelling the Emergence of Acoustic Segments in Spoken Languages / 9.6: |
Introduction to the Issues of Learning Spoken Languages / 10.1: |
The Dilemma 'Innateness Versus Learning' or 'Nature Versus Nurture' Revisited / 10.2: |
ECOS for Modelling the Emergence of Phones and Phonemes / 10.3: |
Modelling Evolving Bilingual Systems / 10.4: |
Evolving Intelligent Systems for Adaptive Speech Recognition / 10.5: |
Introduction to Adaptive Speech Recognition / 11.1: |
Speech Signal Analysis and Speech Feature Selection / 11.2: |
Adaptive Phoneme-Based Speech Recognition / 11.3: |
Adaptive Whole Word and Phrase Recognition / 11.4: |
Adaptive, Spoken Language Human-Computer Interfaces / 11.5: |
Evolving Intelligent Systems for Adaptive Image Processing / 11.6: |
Image Analysis and Feature Selection / 12.1: |
Online Colour Quantisation / 12.2: |
Adaptive Image Classification / 12.3: |
Incremental Face Membership Authentication and Face Recognition / 12.4: |
Online Video-Camera Operation Recognition / 12.5: |
Evolving Intelligent Systems for Adaptive Multimodal Information Processing / 12.6: |
Multimodal Information Processing / 13.1: |
Adaptive, Integrated, Auditory and Visual Information Processing / 13.2: |
Adaptive Person Identification Based on Integrated Auditory and Visual Information / 13.3: |
Person Verification Based on Auditory and Visual Information / 13.4: |
Evolving Intelligent Systems for Robotics and Decision Support / 13.5: |
Adaptive Learning Robots / 14.1: |
Modelling of Evolving Financial and Socioeconomic Processes / 14.2: |
Adaptive Environmental Risk of Event Evaluation / 14.3: |
What Is Next: Quantum Inspired Evolving Intelligent Systems? / 14.4: |
Why Quantum Inspired EIS? / 15.1: |
Quantum Information Processing / 15.2: |
Quantum Inspired Evolutionary Optimisation Techniques / 15.3: |
Quantum Inspired Connectionist Systems / 15.4: |
Linking Quantum to Neuro-Genetic Information Processing: Is This The Challenge For the Future? / 15.5: |
A Sample Program in MATLAB for Time-Series Analysis / 15.6: |
A Sample MATLAB Program to Record Speech and to Transform It into FFT Coefficients as Features / Appendix B: |
A Sample MATLAB Program for Image Analysis and Feature Extraction / Appendix C: |
Macroeconomic Data Used in Section 14.2 (Chapter 14) / Appendix D: |
References |
Extended Glossary |
Index |
Foreword I / Walter J. Freeman |
Foreword II / John G. Taylor |
Preface |
Abstract |
Evolving Connectionist Methods / Part I: |
Introduction |