Darpa Neural Network Study: October 1987-February 1988 Tapa dura - 1988

Afcea Intl Pr, 1988-10. Hardcover. Used: Good.

AFCEA International Press , 1988. 629pp. Large heavy maroon hardback, VG, owner name on front end page, c.5pp orange highlighting, figures and tables, DARPA NEURAL NETWORK STUDY October 1987-February 1988, . Hard Cover. Very Good.

Afcea Intl Pr, 1988 4to (26 cm), XXX, 629 pp. Publisher's cloth, gilt-lettered spine and front board. The Neural Network Study, sponsored by the Tactical Technology Office of the U.S. Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency (DARPA/TTO), was conducted under the auspices of the Massachusetts Institute of Technology's Lincoln Laboratory (MIT/LL) from October, 1987 through February, 1988 with government, industry, and academic participants. The goal of the study, all of which were achieved, were: To identify potential applications for neural networks in Department of Defense (DoD) systems, To determine the current neural network technology base, To identify technology requirements, and To identify a DoD program plan for the next five years.

Fairfax, VA: AFCEA International Press, 1988. Presumed First Edition, First printing. Hardcover. Very good. xxx, 629, [1] pages. Page 629 creased. Figures. Tables. List of Presentations. Neural Network Glossary of Terms. Sticker inside the back cover. The Study Technical Report was prepared under the direction of Dr. Lupo. Dr. Widrow was the Study Director and Mr. Gschwendtner was the Associate Study Director. This work was performed as part of the Balanced Technology Initiative. The study, described in detail in this book, stimulated DARPA to initiate a major new program in neural networks that began in 1989. This study was undertaken by DARPA to ascertain and appraise the state of neural network research and applicaitons. The study primarily addressed work in the United States. Hundreds of neural network researchers and practitioners were interviewed by various panelists, Logistics and support was provided by MIT/Lincoln Laboratories. The original goal of the artificial neural… Leer más