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2nd CfP: SOM Track at KES '97
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Author: Udo Seiffert
Date: Wed, 08 Jan 1997 00:00
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MODIFICATIONS AND EXTENSIONS OF SELF-ORGANIZING MAPS
AND THEIR APPLICATIONS SOLVING ENGINEERING PROBLEMS

                SPECIAL TRACK AT THE KES `97
                 ADELAIDE, SOUTH AUSTRALIA
                    21st - 23rd MAY 1997

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SCOPE

This special track will consist of contributions dealing with
Self-Organizing Maps (SOM) including:

   * theory of Self-Organizing Maps
   * modifications and extensions of the standard algorithm
   * applications of Self-Organizing Maps.

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SUBMISSION OF PAPERS

Papers must be written in English (5 to 10 pages maximum) and should 
be sent by e-mail in PostScript format by 28th February 1997 to:

   * seiffert@ipe.et.uni-magdeburg.de.

Please submit the paper in:

   * two column format (A4 size),
   * Times or similar font style,
   * 10 points font size and
   * one inch margins on all four sides.

Include the corresponding author with full name, address, telephone 
and fax numbers, E-Mail address.
Please supply a short introduction of the prospective presenting 
author (5 to 10 lines).
Oral presentations will be about 20 minutes each including questions 
and discussion.
All proposed papers will be reviewed. Notification of acceptance will 
be sent by 31st March 1997.

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FURTHER INFORMATION

Special Track : 
     http://pmt05.et.uni-magdeburg.de/~seiffert/kes97/kes97_SOM.html
Covering Conference : 
     http://www.unisa.edu.au/ite/pes/lj/kes97.htm
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