Jim Austin

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Creator: Schloss Dagstuhl - Leibniz Center for Informatics
Published: 1993
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2004
[j17]
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Victoria J. Hodge, Ken Lees, Jim Austin:
A high performance k-NN approach using binary neural networks. Neural Networks 17(3): 441-458 (2004)
2003
[c33]
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Michael Weeks, Victoria J. Hodge, Simon O'Keefe, Jim Austin, Ken Lees:
Improved AURA k-Nearest Neighbour Approach. IWANN (2) 2003: 663-670
2000
[j9]
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Jim Austin, Ken Lees:
A search engine based on neural correlation matrix memories. Neurocomputing 35(1-4): 55-72 (2000)
1997
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Jim Austin, Giorgio Giacinto, I. Kanellopoulos, Ken Lees, Fabio Roli, Gianni Vernazza, G. Wilkinson:
The COMPARES Project: COnnectionist Methods for Preprocessing and Analysis of REmote Sensing Data. ICIAP (2) 1997: 765-772
1995
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Jim Austin, John Kennedy, Ken Lees:
A Neural Architecture for Fast Rule Matching. ANNES 1995: 255-260

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