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[David Farber <>]

                        CALL FOR PAPERS
                   Extended Deadline for Papers
                        December 31, 1993


                      For the First Time ...
        The 3 Most Exciting Technologies in Engineering Today
                         Under One Roof


                         Presenting the


                     IEEE WORLD CONGRESS ON


                   COMPUTATIONAL INTELLIGENCE


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        IEEE International Conference on Neural Networks
        IEEE International Conference on Fuzzy Systems
        IEEE International Conference on Evolutionary Computation


        3 Conferences ... 1 Great Location ... 1 Inclusive Registration


          PLUS ... A Special Symposium Combining the Interests of All
                 3 Meetings into a Single Comprehensive Forum


                        June 26 - July 2, 1994
                   Walt Disney World Dolphin Hotel
                           Orlando, Florida




                      IEEE WORLD CONGRESS ON
                    COMPUTATIONAL INTELLIGENCE


              Orlando, Florida, June 26-July 2, 1994
          Sponsored by the IEEE Neural Networks Council


The 1994 IEEE World Congress on Computational intelligence consists of
three IEEE International Conferences: The Third IEEE International
Conference on Fuzzy Systems, IEEE International Conference on Neural
Networks, and The IEEE Conference on Evolutionary Computation.  The
registration fee for the Congress covers admission to all three of the
Conferences as well as to a special five- day Symposium entitled
"Computational Intelligence: Imitating Life."  This Symposium will be
held Monday, June 27, through Friday, July 1, 10:20 am to 12:40 pm.


                         SPECIAL SYMPOSIUM


            COMPUTATIONAL INTELLIGENCE:  IMITATING LIFE


THE SYMPOSIUM addresses critical and emerging technologies and issues
relating to biologically, psychologically, and linguistically
motivated models that exhibit various facets of computational
intelligence.  The paradigms discussed include learning, reasoning,
evolution, search, and optimization each of which often uses life
imitating metaphors for guiding model building.  Machine learning from
data, neural and fuzzy information processing, approximate reasoning,
and evolutionary computation are examples of computational intelli-
gence approaches addressed by Symposium speakers.  The Symposium
provides a unique forum for cross-fertilization between the areas of
neural networks, fuzzy logic, and evolutionary computing.


SYMPOSIUM presentations are explicitly targeted toward the
identification of challenges, issues, and potential solutions for
problems arising in computa- tional intelligence.


THE SYMPOSIUM consists of 3 public lectures, 10 plenary talks, and 30
mini- symposia presentations, covering Neural Networks (21), Fuzzy
Logic (13), and Evolutionary Computation (9).  Contributions include
recent research that has implications for further progress,
state-of-the-art reviews, and discussions of important applications in
fields such as biology, signal and imaging processing, robotics and
control.  Presenters have been chosen from academia and industry and
represent the leaders in their fields from throughout the world.


THE SYMPOSIUM PROCEEDINGS "Computational Intelligence: Imitating
Life," will be published and available at the Congress for each
participant.  Proceedings will later be distributed by the IEEE Press.