Best Paper Awards of ANNIE '98

ANNIE 98 - Theoretical Developments in Techniques Award

Best Paper

An Application of Razumikhin Results for Nonlinear Uncertain Delay Difference Fuzzy Control Systems

A. S. C. Sinha
and
J. Ramos
and
S. Lyshevski

Department of Electrical Engineering
Purdue University, West Lafayette, IN

First Runner-Up

Numerical Stability Analysis of a Fuzzy Controller

Paul Mason
and
Kim Reisinger
and
Neil Petroff
and
Kevin Walchke

Department of Mechanical Engineering
University of Florida

Second Runner-Up

Determining the Memory Capacity of an Elman recurrent Neural Network

Keyyly Greene
and
Kenneth Bauer
and
Mathew Kabrisky
and
Steven Rogersand
and
Glenn Wilson

Department of Operational Sciences
Air Force Institure of Technology

ANNIE '98 - Novel Engineering Application Award

Best Paper

Self-Organization of a Heterogeneous Sensor Network by Genetic Algorithms

Anna Buczak
and
Vikran Jamalabad

Allied Signal Inc.

First Runner-Up

Range Sensor Calibration Using a Neural Network

George Knopf
and
Jonathan Kofman

Mechanical and Materials Engineering
University of Western Ontario

Second Runners-Up

Autonomous Acquisition of Adaptive Behavior for Distributed Floating Robot Based on AHC Method

Daisuke Iijima
and
Wenwei Yu
and
Hiroshi Yokoi
and
yukinori Kakazu

Laboratory of Autonomous Systems Engineering
Hokkoido University