Connection Science, having now completed its ninth year, has established a clear niche within the world of neural computing, cognitive science and artificial intelligence. While the journal considers articles from any area of connectionist research, it differs from the other neural computing journals in its preference for papers related to issues within connectionist cognitive science and artificial intelligence. This relationship may either be direct, as in cognitive modelling, or indirect in that techniques are presented which are of interest to connectionist researchers working within cognitive science or AI. Connection Science also differs from other cognitive science and AI (or machine learning) journals in that it is purely connectionist; all of the articles are reviewed to a high standard by researchers in the field of neural computing. In 1997, special issues are available at £28.00 or US$45.00. Please send your order together with a personal cheque or credit card details to Susannah Colville at the Publishers' UK address. Connection Science is also available in electronic form over the Internet using RealPage software. Customers who have paid the full subscription rate may access the electronic version at no extra charge.
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Connection Science
EDITOR-IN-CHIEF
Noel E. Sharkey, Department of Computer Science, University of Sheffield, UK
ASSOCIATE EDITORS
Andy Clark (Philosophy and connectionism), University of Sussex, UK
Garrison W. Cottrell (Connectionist natural language processing), University of California, La Jolla, CA, USA
Niall Griffith (The Arts), University of Limerick, Ireland
James A. Hendler (Hybrid systems and neural computing for AI), University of Maryland, USA
Ronan Reilly (Connectionist psychological modelling), University College, Dublin, Ireland
INTERNATIONAL EDITORIAL BOARD
Special Issues
1989 Volume 1, Number 3
Hybrid Systems (Symbolic/Connectionist); Edited by James A. Heidler
1990 Volume 2, Number 1
Connectionist Research on Natural Language; Edited by Noel E. Sharkey
1991 Volume 3, Number 2
Connectionist Modelling of Psychological Processes
1992 Volume 4, Number 3
Philosophical Issues in Connectionist Modelling; Edited by Andy Clark
1993 Volume 5, Number 3
Architectures for Integrating Neural and Symbolic Processes; Edited by Lawrence A. Booleman & Ron Sun
1994 Volume 6, Number 2
Music and Creativity; Edited by Niall Griffith & Peter Todd
1996 Volume 8, Number 2
Reuse of Neural Networks Through Transfer; Edited by Lovien Pratt
1996 Volume 8, Numbers 3 & 4*
Combining Artificial Neural Nets: Ensemble Approaches; Edited by Amanda J.C. Sharkey
1997 Volume 9, Number 1*
Combining Artificial Neural Nets: Modular Approaches; Edited by Amanda J.C. Sharkey
*Companion volumes.
Electronic Access
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Volume 11, 1999, 4 issues. ISSN 0954-0091.
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