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A. Dedicated Neural Network Journals:
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Title: Neural Networks
Publish: Pergamon Press
Address: Pergamon Journals Inc., Fairview Park, Elmsford,
New York 10523, USA and Pergamon Journals Ltd.
Headington Hill Hall, Oxford OX3, 0BW, England
Freq.: 10 issues/year (vol. 1 in 1988)
Cost/Yr: Free with INNS or JNNS or ENNS membership ($45?),
Individual $65, Institution $175
ISSN #: 0893-6080
URL: http://www.elsevier.nl/locate/inca/841
Remark: Official Journal of International Neural Network Society (INNS),
European Neural Network Society (ENNS) and Japanese Neural
Network Society (JNNS).
Contains Original Contributions, Invited Review Articles, Letters
to Editor, Book Reviews, Editorials, Announcements, Software Surveys.
Title: Neural Computation
Publish: MIT Press
Address: MIT Press Journals, 55 Hayward Street Cambridge,
MA 02142-9949, USA, Phone: (617) 253-2889
Freq.: Quarterly (vol. 1 in 1989)
Cost/Yr: Individual $45, Institution $90, Students $35; Add $9 Outside USA
ISSN #: 0899-7667
URL: http://mitpress.mit.edu/journals-legacy.tcl
Remark: Combination of Reviews (10,000 words), Views (4,000 words)
and Letters (2,000 words). I have found this journal to be of
outstanding quality.
(Note: Remarks supplied by Mike Plonski "plonski@aero.org")
Title: NEURAL COMPUTING SURVEYS
Publish: Lawrence Erlbaum Associates
Address: 10 Industrial Avenue, Mahwah, NJ 07430-2262, USA
Freq.: Yearly
Cost/Yr: Free on-line
ISSN #: 1093-7609
URL: http://www.icsi.berkeley.edu/~jagota/NCS/
Remark: One way to cope with the exponential increase in the number
of articles published in recent years is to ignore most of
them. A second, perhaps more satisfying, approach is to
provide a forum that encourages the regular production --
and perusal -- of high-quality survey articles. This is
especially useful in an inter-disciplinary, evolving field
such as neural networks. This journal aims to bring the
second view-point to bear. It is intended to
* encourage researchers to write good survey papers.
* motivate researchers to look here first to check
what's known on an unfamiliar topic.
Title: IEEE Transactions on Neural Networks
Publish: Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers (IEEE)
Address: IEEE Service Cemter, 445 Hoes Lane, P.O. Box 1331, Piscataway, NJ,
08855-1331 USA. Tel: (201) 981-0060
Cost/Yr: $10 for Members belonging to participating IEEE societies
Freq.: Quarterly (vol. 1 in March 1990)
URL: http://www.ieee.org/nnc/pubs/transactions.html
Remark: Devoted to the science and technology of neural networks
which disclose significant technical knowledge, exploratory
developments and applications of neural networks from biology to
software to hardware. Emphasis is on artificial neural networks.
Specific aspects include self organizing systems, neurobiological
connections, network dynamics and architecture, speech recognition,
electronic and photonic implementation, robotics and controls.
Includes Letters concerning new research results.
(Note: Remarks are from journal announcement)
Title: IEEE Transactions on Evolutionary Computation
Publish: Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers (IEEE)
Address: IEEE Service Cemter, 445 Hoes Lane, P.O. Box 1331, Piscataway, NJ,
08855-1331 USA. Tel: (201) 981-0060
Cost/Yr: $10 for Members belonging to participating IEEE societies
Freq.: Quarterly (vol. 1 in May 1997)
URL: http://engine.ieee.org/nnc/pubs/transactions.html
Remark: The IEEE Transactions on Evolutionary Computation will publish archival
journal quality original papers in evolutionary computation and related
areas, with particular emphasis on the practical application of the
techniques to solving real problems in industry, medicine, and other
disciplines. Specific techniques include but are not limited to
evolution strategies, evolutionary programming, genetic algorithms, and
associated methods of genetic programming and classifier systems. Papers
emphasizing mathematical results should ideally seek to put these results
in the context of algorithm design, however purely theoretical papers will
be considered. Other papers in the areas of cultural algorithms, artificial
life, molecular computing, evolvable hardware, and the use of simulated
evolution to gain a better understanding of naturally evolved systems are
also encouraged.
(Note: Remarks are from journal CFP)
Title: International Journal of Neural Systems
Publish: World Scientific Publishing
Address: USA: World Scientific Publishing Co., 1060 Main Street, River Edge,
NJ 07666. Tel: (201) 487 9655; Europe: World Scientific Publishing
Co. Ltd., 57 Shelton Street, London WC2H 9HE, England.
Tel: (0171) 836 0888; Asia: World Scientific Publishing Co. Pte. Ltd.,
1022 Hougang Avenue 1 #05-3520, Singapore 1953, Rep. of Singapore
Tel: 382 5663.
Freq.: Quarterly (Vol. 1 in 1990)
Cost/Yr: Individual $122, Institution $255 (plus $15-$25 for postage)
ISSN #: 0129-0657 (IJNS)
Remark: The International Journal of Neural Systems is a quarterly
journal which covers information processing in natural
and artificial neural systems. Contributions include research papers,
reviews, and Letters to the Editor - communications under 3,000
words in length, which are published within six months of receipt.
Other contributions are typically published within nine months.
The journal presents a fresh undogmatic attitude towards this
multidisciplinary field and aims to be a forum for novel ideas and
improved understanding of collective and cooperative phenomena with
computational capabilities.
Papers should be submitted to World Scientific's UK office. Once a
paper is accepted for publication, authors are invited to e-mail
the LaTeX source file of their paper in order to expedite publication.
Title: International Journal of Neurocomputing
Publish: Elsevier Science Publishers, Journal Dept.; PO Box 211;
1000 AE Amsterdam, The Netherlands
Freq.: Quarterly (vol. 1 in 1989)
URL: http://www.elsevier.nl/locate/inca/505628
Title: Neural Processing Letters
Publish: Kluwer Academic publishers
Address: P.O. Box 322, 3300 AH Dordrecht, The Netherlands
Freq: 6 issues/year (vol. 1 in 1994)
Cost/Yr: Individuals $198, Institution $400 (including postage)
ISSN #: 1370-4621
URL: http://www.wkap.nl/journalhome.htm/1370-4621
Remark: The aim of the journal is to rapidly publish new ideas, original
developments and work in progress. Neural Processing Letters
covers all aspects of the Artificial Neural Networks field.
Publication delay is about 3 months.
Title: Neural Network News
Publish: AIWeek Inc.
Address: Neural Network News, 2555 Cumberland Parkway, Suite 299,
Atlanta, GA 30339 USA. Tel: (404) 434-2187
Freq.: Monthly (beginning September 1989)
Cost/Yr: USA and Canada $249, Elsewhere $299
Remark: Commercial Newsletter
Title: Network: Computation in Neural Systems
Publish: IOP Publishing Ltd
Address: Europe: IOP Publishing Ltd, Techno House, Redcliffe Way, Bristol
BS1 6NX, UK; IN USA: American Institute of Physics, Subscriber
Services 500 Sunnyside Blvd., Woodbury, NY 11797-2999
Freq.: Quarterly (1st issue 1990)
Cost/Yr: USA: $180, Europe: 110 pounds
URL: http://www.iop.org/Journals/ne
Remark: Description: "a forum for integrating theoretical and experimental
findings across relevant interdisciplinary boundaries." Contents:
Submitted articles reviewed by two technical referees paper's
interdisciplinary format and accessability." Also Viewpoints and
Reviews commissioned by the editors, abstracts (with reviews) of
articles published in other journals, and book reviews.
Comment: While the price discourages me (my comments are based
upon a free sample copy), I think that the journal succeeds
very well. The highest density of interesting articles I
have found in any journal.
(Note: Remarks supplied by kehoe@csufres.CSUFresno.EDU)
Title: Connection Science: Journal of Neural Computing,
Artificial Intelligence and Cognitive Research
Publish: Carfax Publishing
Address: Europe: Carfax Publishing Company, PO Box 25, Abingdon, Oxfordshire
OX14 3UE, UK.
USA: Carfax Publishing Company, PO Box 2025, Dunnellon, Florida
34430-2025, USA
Australia: Carfax Publishing Company, Locked Bag 25, Deakin,
ACT 2600, Australia
Freq.: Quarterly (vol. 1 in 1989)
Cost/Yr: Personal rate:
48 pounds (EC) 66 pounds (outside EC) US$118 (USA and Canada)
Institutional rate:
176 pounds (EC) 198 pounds (outside EC) US$340 (USA and Canada)
Title: International Journal of Neural Networks
Publish: Learned Information
Freq.: Quarterly (vol. 1 in 1989)
Cost/Yr: 90 pounds
ISSN #: 0954-9889
Remark: The journal contains articles, a conference report (at least the
issue I have), news and a calendar.
(Note: remark provided by J.R.M. Smits "anjos@sci.kun.nl")
Title: Sixth Generation Systems (formerly Neurocomputers)
Publish: Gallifrey Publishing
Address: Gallifrey Publishing, PO Box 155, Vicksburg, Michigan, 49097, USA
Tel: (616) 649-3772, 649-3592 fax
Freq. Monthly (1st issue January, 1987)
ISSN #: 0893-1585
Editor: Derek F. Stubbs
Cost/Yr: $79 (USA, Canada), US$95 (elsewhere)
Remark: Runs eight to 16 pages monthly. In 1995 will go to floppy disc-based
publishing with databases +, "the equivalent to 50 pages per issue are
planned." Often focuses on specific topics: e.g., August, 1994 contains two
articles: "Economics, Times Series and the Market," and "Finite Particle
Analysis - [part] II." Stubbs also directs the company Advanced Forecasting
Technologies. (Remark by Ed Rosenfeld: ier@aol.com)
Title: JNNS Newsletter (Newsletter of the Japan Neural Network Society)
Publish: The Japan Neural Network Society
Freq.: Quarterly (vol. 1 in 1989)
Remark: (IN JAPANESE LANGUAGE) Official Newsletter of the Japan Neural
Network Society(JNNS)
(Note: remarks by Osamu Saito "saito@nttica.NTT.JP")
Title: Neural Networks Today
Remark: I found this title in a bulletin board of october last year.
It was a message of Tim Pattison, timpatt@augean.OZ
(Note: remark provided by J.R.M. Smits "anjos@sci.kun.nl")
Title: Computer Simulations in Brain Science
Title: Internation Journal of Neuroscience
Title: Neural Network Computation
Remark: Possibly the same as "Neural Computation"
Title: Neural Computing and Applications
Freq.: Quarterly
Publish: Springer Verlag
Cost/yr: 120 Pounds
Remark: Is the journal of the Neural Computing Applications Forum.
Publishes original research and other information
in the field of practical applications of neural computing.
B. NN Related Journals:
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Title: Biological Cybernetics (Kybernetik)
Publish: Springer Verlag
Remark: Monthly (vol. 1 in 1961)
Title: Various IEEE Transactions and Magazines
Publish: IEEE
Remark: Primarily see IEEE Trans. on System, Man and Cybernetics;
Various Special Issues: April 1990 IEEE Control Systems
Magazine.; May 1989 IEEE Trans. Circuits and Systems.;
July 1988 IEEE Trans. Acoust. Speech Signal Process.
Title: The Journal of Experimental and Theoretical Artificial Intelligence
Publish: Taylor & Francis, Ltd.
Address: London, New York, Philadelphia
Freq.: ? (1st issue Jan 1989)
Remark: For submission information, please contact either of the editors:
Eric Dietrich Chris Fields
PACSS - Department of Philosophy Box 30001/3CRL
SUNY Binghamton New Mexico State University
Binghamton, NY 13901 Las Cruces, NM 88003-0001
dietrich@bingvaxu.cc.binghamton.edu cfields@nmsu.edu
Title: The Behavioral and Brain Sciences
Publish: Cambridge University Press
Remark: (Remarks by Don Wunsch
This is a delightful journal that encourages discussion on a
variety of controversial topics. I have especially enjoyed
reading some papers in there by Dana Ballard and Stephen
Grossberg (separate papers, not collaborations) a few years
back. They have a really neat concept: they get a paper,
then invite a number of noted scientists in the field to
praise it or trash it. They print these commentaries, and
give the author(s) a chance to make a rebuttal or
concurrence. Sometimes, as I'm sure you can imagine, things
get pretty lively. Their reviewers are called something like
Behavioral and Brain Associates, and I believe they have to
be nominated by current associates, and should be fairly
well established in the field. The main thing is that I liked
the articles I read.
Title: International Journal of Applied Intelligence
Publish: Kluwer Academic Publishers
Remark: first issue in 1990(?)
Title: International Journal of Modern Physics C
Publish: USA: World Scientific Publishing Co., 1060 Main Street, River Edge,
NJ 07666. Tel: (201) 487 9655; Europe: World Scientific Publishing
Co. Ltd., 57 Shelton Street, London WC2H 9HE, England.
Tel: (0171) 836 0888; Asia: World Scientific Publishing Co. Pte. Ltd.,
1022 Hougang Avenue 1 #05-3520, Singapore 1953, Rep. of Singapore
Tel: 382 5663.
Freq: bi-monthly
Eds: H. Herrmann, R. Brower, G.C. Fox and S Nose
Title: Machine Learning
Publish: Kluwer Academic Publishers
Address: Kluwer Academic Publishers
P.O. Box 358
Accord Station
Hingham, MA 02018-0358 USA
Freq.: Monthly (8 issues per year; increasing to 12 in 1993)
Cost/Yr: Individual $140 (1992); Member of AAAI or CSCSI $88
Remark: Description: Machine Learning is an international forum for
research on computational approaches to learning. The journal
publishes articles reporting substantive research results on a
wide range of learning methods applied to a variety of task
domains. The ideal paper will make a theoretical contribution
supported by a computer implementation.
The journal has published many key papers in learning theory,
reinforcement learning, and decision tree methods. Recently
it has published a special issue on connectionist approaches
to symbolic reasoning. The journal regularly publishes
issues devoted to genetic algorithms as well.
Title: INTELLIGENCE - The Future of Computing
Published by: Intelligence
Address: INTELLIGENCE, P.O. Box 20008, New York, NY 10025-1510, USA,
212-222-1123 voice & fax; email: ier@aol.com, CIS: 72400,1013
Freq. Monthly plus four special reports each year (1st issue: May, 1984)
ISSN #: 1042-4296
Editor: Edward Rosenfeld
Cost/Yr: $395 (USA), US$450 (elsewhere)
Remark: Has absorbed several other newsletters, like Synapse/Connection
and Critical Technology Trends (formerly AI Trends).
Covers NN, genetic algorithms, fuzzy systems, wavelets, chaos
and other advanced computing approaches, as well as molecular
computing and nanotechnology.
Title: Journal of Physics A: Mathematical and General
Publish: Inst. of Physics, Bristol
Freq: 24 issues per year.
Remark: Statistical mechanics aspects of neural networks
(mostly Hopfield models).
Title: Physical Review A: Atomic, Molecular and Optical Physics
Publish: The American Physical Society (Am. Inst. of Physics)
Freq: Monthly
Remark: Statistical mechanics of neural networks.
Title: Information Sciences
Publish: North Holland (Elsevier Science)
Freq.: Monthly
ISSN: 0020-0255
Editor: Paul P. Wang; Department of Electrical Engineering; Duke University;
Durham, NC 27706, USA
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