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    Analysis of the macroeconomic development of European and Asia-Pacific countries with the use of connectionist models 

    Kasabov, Nikola; Akpinar, H; Rizzi, L; Deng, Jeremiah D.
    The paper applies novel techniques for on-line, adaptive learning of macroeconomic data and a consecutive analysis and prediction. The evolving connectionist system paradigm (ECOS) is used in its two versions—unsupervised ...
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    Evolving localised learning for on-line colour image quantisation 

    Deng, Da; Kasabov, Nikola
    Although widely studied for many years, colour image quantisation remains a challenging problem. We propose to use an evolving self-organising map model for the on-line image quantisation tasks. Encouraging results are ...
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    Modelling the emergence of speech sound categories in evolving connectionist systems 

    Taylor, John; Kasabov, Nikola; Kilgour, Richard
    We report on the clustering of nodes in internally represented acoustic space. Learners of different languages partition perceptual space distinctly. Here, an Evolving Connectionist-Based System (ECOS) is used to model the ...
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    Evolving self-organizing maps for on-line learning, data analysis and modelling 

    Deng, Da; Kasabov, Nikola
    In real world information systems, data analysis and processing are usually needed to be done in an on-line, self-adaptive way. In this respect, neural algorithms of incremental learning and constructive network models are ...

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