1994 WORLD CONGRESS ON COMPUTATIONAL INTELLIGENCE ================================================= HARD FACT IN A WORLD OF FANTASY A world of sheer fantasy awaits your arrival at the IEEE World Congress on Computational Intelligence next year; our host is Walt Disney World in Orlando Florida. Simultaneous Neural Network, Fuzzy Logic and Evolutionary Programming conferences will provide an unprecedented opportunity for technical development while the charms of the nearby Magic Kingdom and Epcot Center attempt to excite your fancies. The role imagination has played in the development of Computational Intelligence techniques is well known; before they became "innovative" the various CI technologies were dismissed as "fantasies" of brilliant minds. Now these tools are real; perhaps it's only appropriate that they should be further explored and their creators honored in a world of the imagination, a world where dreams come true. Share your facts at Disney World; share your imagination. Come to the IEEE World Congress on Computational Intelligence. It's as new as tomorrow. Gary Jacobs gjacobs@qualcomm.com (619)597-5029 voice (619)452-9096 fax ___________________________________________________________________________ ***CALL FOR PAPERS*** ___________________________________________________ IEEE WORLD CONGRESS ON COMPUTATIONAL INTELLIGENCE ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ * IEEE International Conference on Neural Networks * * FUZZ/IEEE '94 * * IEEE International Symposium on Evolutionary Computation * June 26 - July 2, 1994 Walt Disney World Dolphin Hotel, Lake Buena Vista, Florida Sponsored by the IEEE Neural Networks Council -------------------------------------------------------------------- IEEE INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE ON NEURAL NETWORKS Steven K. Rogers, General Chair rogers@afit.af.mil Topics: Applications, architectures, artificially intelligent neural networks, artificial life, associative memory, computational intelligence, cognitive science, embedology, filtering, fuzzy neural systems, hybrid systems, image processing, implementations, intelligent control, learning and memory, machine vision, motion analysis, neurobiology, neurocognition, neurodynamics, optimization, pattern recognition, prediction, robotics, sensation and perception, sensorimotor systems, speech, hearing and language, system identification, supervised and unsupervised learning, tactile sensors, and time series analysis. ------------------------------------------- FUZZ/IEEE '94 Piero P. Bonissone, General Chair bonissone@crd.ge.ge.com Topics: Basic principles and foundations of fuzzy logic, relations between fuzzy logic and other approximate reasoning methods, qualitative and approximate-reasoning modeling, hardware implementations of fuzzy- logic algorithms, design, analysis, and synthesis of fuzzy-logic controllers, learning and acquisition of approximate models, relations between fuzzy logic and neural networks, integration of fuzzy logic and neural networks, integration of fuzzy logic and evolutionary computing, and applications. ------------------------------------------- IEEE CONFERENCE ON EVOLUTIONARY COMPUTATION Zbigniew Michalewicz, General Chair zbyszek@mosaic.uncc.edu Topics: Theory of evolutionary computation, evolutionary computation applications, efficiency and robustness comparisons with other direct search algorithms, parallel computer applications, new ideas incorporating further evolutionary principles, artificial life, evolutionary algorithms for computational intelligence, comparisons between different variants of evolutionary algorithms, machine learning applications, evolutionary computation for neural networks, and fuzzy logic in evolutionary algorithms. -------------------------------------------------------------------- INSTRUCTIONS FOR ALL THREE CONFERENCES Papers must be received by December 10, 1993. Papers will be reviewed by senior researchers in the field, and all authors will be informed of the decisions at the end of the review proces. All accepted papers will be published in the Conference Proceedings. Six copies (one original and five copies) of the paper must be submitted. Original must be camera ready, on 8.5x11-inch white paper, one-column format in Times or similar fontstyle, 10 points or larger with one-inch margins on all four sides. Do not fold or staple the original camera-ready copy. Four pages are encouraged. The paper must not exceed six pages including figures, tables, and references, and should be written in English. Centered at the top of the first page should be the complete title, author name(s), affiliation(s) and mailing address(es). In the accompanying letter, the following information must be included: 1) Full title of paper, 2) Corresponding authors name, address, telephone and fax numbers, 3) First and second choices of technical session, 4) Preference for oral or poster presentation, and 5) Presenter's name, address, telephone and fax numbers. Mail papers to (and/or obtain further information from): World Congress on Computational Intelligence, Meeting Management, 5665 Oberlin Drive, #110, San Diego, California 92121, USA (email: 70750.345@compuserve.com, telephone: 619-453-6222).