Advances in Neural Information Processing Systems 11: Proceedings of the 1998 Conference

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Michael S. Kearns, Sara A. Solla, David A. Cohn
MIT Press, 1999 - 1090 lappuses

The annual conference on Neural Information Processing Systems (NIPS) is the flagship conference on neural computation. It draws preeminent academic researchers from around the world and is widely considered to be a showcase conference for new developments in network algorithms and architectures. The broad range of interdisciplinary research areas represented includes computer science, neuroscience, statistics, physics, cognitive science, and many branches of engineering, including signal processing and control theory. Only about 30 percent of the papers submitted are accepted for presentation at NIPS, so the quality is exceptionally high. These proceedings contain all of the papers that were presented.

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Evidence for a Forward Dynamics Model in Human Adaptive Motor Control
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From Spirals to InsideOutside Relations
10
A Model for Associative Multiplication
17
G Björn Christianson and Suzanna Becker
24
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Control Masahiko Haruno Daniel M Wolpert and Mitsuo Kawato
38
Mechanisms of Generalization in Perceptual Learning
45
A Principle for Unsupervised Hierarchical Decomposition of Visual Scenes
52
A Polygonal Line Algorithm for Constructing Principal Curves
501
Learning a Continuous Hidden Variable Model for Binary Data
515
Neural Networks for Density Estimation Malik MagdonIsmail and Amir Atiya
522
Kernel PCA and DeNoising in Feature Spaces Sebastian Mika
536
Replicator Equations Maximal Cliques and Graph Isomorphism
550
Regularizing AdaBoost Gunnar Rätsch Takashi Onoda and KlausRobert Müller
571
Semiparametric Support Vector and Linear Programming Machines
585
SMEM Algorithm for Mixture Models
599

Bayesian Modeling of Human Concept Learning Joshua B Tenenbaum
59
Temporally Asymmetric Hebbian Learning Spike Timing and Neural Response
69
Contrast Adaptation in Simple Cells by Changing the Transmitter Release
76
Probability Peter Adorján and Klaus Obermayer
83
Reaching Movements? Pierre Baraduc Emmanuel Guigon and Yves Burnod
90
Synergy and Redundancy among Brain Cells of Behaving Monkeys
111
SpikeBased Compared to RateBased Hebbian Learning
125
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The Role of Lateral Cortical Competition in Ocular Dominance Development
139
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Modeling Surround Suppression in V1 Neurons with a Statistically Derived
153
The Effect of Correlations on the Fisher Information of Population Codes
167
Tractable Variational Structures for Approximating Graphical Models
183
Dynamics of Supervised Learning with Restricted Training Sets
197
Phase Diagram and Storage Capacity of SequenceStoring Neural Networks
211
Linear Hinge Loss and Average Margin
225
Convergence of the WakeSleep Algorithm
239
Optimizing Classifers for Imbalanced Training Sets
253
Stationarity and Stability of Autoregressive Neural Network Processes
267
A Precise Characterization of the Class of Languages Recognized by Neural
281
On the Optimality of Incremental Neural Network Algorithms
295
Mean Field Methods for Classification with Gaussian Processes
309
Tight Bounds for the VCDimension of Piecewise Polynomial Networks
323
Discontinuous Recall Transitions Induced by Competition Between Short
337
Divisive Normalization Line Attractor Networks and Ideal Observers
349
A Theory of Mean Field Approximation Toshiyuki Tanaka
351
SemiSupervised Support Vector Machines Kristin Bennett and Ayhan Demiriz
368
Lazy Learning Meets the Recursive Least Squares Algorithm
375
Learning MultiClass Dynamics Andrew Blake Ben North and Michael Isard
389
Fisher Scoring and a Mixture of Modes Approach for Approximate Inference
403
Efficient Bayesian Parameter Estimation in Large Discrete Domains
417
Learning Nonlinear Dynamical Systems Using an EM Algorithm
431
Outcomes of the Equivalence of Adaptive Ridge with Least Absolute Shrinkage
445
Source Separation as a ByProduct of Regularization
459
Denoising by Nonlinear Maximum Likelihood
473
Exploiting Generative Models in Discriminative Classifiers
487
Discovering Hidden Features with Gaussian Processes Regression
613
Basis Selection for Wavelet Regression Kevin R Wheeler and Atam P Dhawan
627
Detecting Visual Contours
641
Analog VLSI Cellular Implementation of the Boundary Contour System
657
Active Noise Canceling Using Analog NeuroChip with OnChip Learning
664
Optimizing Correlation Algorithms for HardwareBased Transient Classification
678
A Neuromorphic Monaural Sound Localizer
692
Computation of Smooth Optical Flow in a Feedback Connected Analog Network
706
An Entropic Estimator for Structure Discovery Matthew Brand
723
Controlling the Complexity of HMM Systems by Regularization
737
Markov Processes on Curves for Automatic Speech Recognition
751
ExampleBased Image Synthesis of Articulated Figures Trevor Darrell
768
Learning to Find Pictures of People Sergey Ioffe and David Forsyth
782
Model of Pop Out and Asymmetry in Visual Search Zhaoping Li
796
Learning Lie Groups for Invariant Visual Perception
810
Probabilistic Image Sensor Fusion
824
Classification in NonMetric Spaces
838
Learning from
854
Vertex Identification in High Energy Physics Experiments
868
Fast Neural Network Emulation of Dynamical Systems for Computer Animation
882
Graph Matching for Shape Retrieval
896
Bayesian Modeling of Facial Similarity
910
Graphical Models for Recognizing Human Interactions
924
Applications of MultiResolution Neural Networks to Mammography
938
Using Collective Intelligence to Route Internet Traffic
952
Gradient Descent for General Reinforcement Learning
968
Optimizing Admission Control while Ensuring Quality of Service in Multimedia
982
FiniteSample Convergence Rates for QLearning and Indirect Algorithms
996
The Effect of Eligibility Traces on Finding Optimal Memoryless Policies
1010
Barycentric Interpolators for Continuous Space and Time Reinforcement
1024
Coordinate Transformation Learning of Hand Position Feedback Controller
1038
Reinforcement Learning Based on OnLine EM Algorithm
1052
Improved Switching among Temporally Abstract Actions
1066
Experimental Results on Learning Stochastic Memoryless Policies for Partially
1073
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Sara A. Solla is Professor of Physics and of Physiology at Northwestern University.

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