Institut für Informatik (IfI) 6th International Workshop Fuzzy-Neuro Systems '99
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Fuzzy-Neuro Systems `99 is the sixth event of a well established series of workshops with international participation. Its aim is to give an overview of the state of the art in research and development of fuzzy systems and artificial neural networks. Another aim is to highlight applications of these methods and to forge innovative links between theory and application by means of creative discussions.

Fuzzy-Neuro Systems `99 is being organized by the Research Committee 1.2 "Inference Systems" (Fachausschuss 1.2 "Inferenzsysteme") of the German Society of Computer Science GI (Gesellschaft für Informatik e. V.) and Universität Leipzig.

Workshop Chairs:

Gerhard Brewka and Siegfried Gottwald

Local Organization:

Ralf Der and Andreas Schierwagen

Topics of interest include:

• theory and principles of multivalued logic and fuzzy logic
• representation of fuzzy knowledge
• approximate reasoning
• fuzzy control in theory and practice
• fuzzy logic in data analysis, signal processing and pattern recognition
• fuzzy classification systems
• fuzzy decision support systems
• fuzzy logic in non-technical areas like business administration, management etc.
• fuzzy databases
• theory and principles of artificial neural networks
• hybrid learning algorithms
• neural networks in pattern recognition, classification, process monitoring and production control
• theory and principles of evolutionary algorithms: genetic algorithms and evolution strategies
• discrete parameter and structure optimization
• hybrid systems like neuro-fuzzy systems, connectionist expert systems etc.
• special hardware and software

Submissions should be extended abstracts of 4-6 pages. Please send 5 copies of your contribution to Gerhard Brewka, Universität Leipzig, Institut für Informatik, Augustusplatz 10-11, 04109 Leipzig, Germany. Proceedings containing full versions of accepted papers will be published.

Preliminary schedule:

Submission of papers:

Nov. 8th, 1998

Notification of authors:

Dec. 15th, 1998

Final version of accepted papers:

Jan. 16th, 1999

Workshop:

March 18-19, 1999

The conference language will be English.

We have published a web page with further details. See

http://www.informatik.uni-leipzig.de/~brewka/FNS/