List accepted papers
	Submission of camera-ready accepted papers
	Call for Papers
	Special Sessions
	Submission Schedule
	Paper Summmary Submission
	Paper Administration

Thanks to the sponsorship of IEEE Signal Processing Society the ninth of a series of IEEE workshops on Neural Networks for Signal Processing will be held at the Concourse Hotel, Madison, Wisconsin, USA.

The workshop will feature keynote addresses, technical presentations, panel discussions and special sessions.

SUBMISSION OF CAMERA-READY ACCEPTED PAPERS

Before April 30, 1999

1. Prepare a camera ready manuscript of max. 10 pages in accordance with the Author's Kit.
   

   NOTE: DO READ THE AUTHOR'S KIT CAREFULLY. PAPERS WHICH DO NOT FULFIL THE REQIREMENTS CAN NOT BE PUBLISHED.

   Download LATEX files for preparation of camera-ready manuscript in accordance with guidelines in Author's Kit:
   

   Sample LATEX2e file (sample.tex)
   Download LATEX2e syle file (nnsp2e.sty)
   Download LATEX bst file (nnsp.bst)
   

2. Fill in the IEEE copyright form.
   

   Download copyright form:
   

   IEEE copyright form (ieeecopyrightform.txt)
   

3. Mail 2 copies of the manuscript and 1 copy of the copyright form to in accordance with the author's kit:
   

   For special courier (Fed Ex, UPS, and others)

   Prof. Scott C. Douglas
   Department of Electrical Engineering
   School of Engineering and Applied Science
   Southern Methodist University
   3145 Dyer Street, Room 329C
   Dallas, TX 75275 USA
   

   For surface mail

   Prof. Scott C. Douglas
   Department of Electrical Engineering
   School of Engineering and Applied Science
   Southern Methodist University
   P.O. Box 750338
   Dallas, TX 75275 USA

4. In order to get the paper published, it is required that at least one author do register for the workshop.

CALL FOR PAPERS

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Papers are solicited for, but not limited to, the following areas:

Paradigms:

artificial neural networks, support vector machines, Markov models, graphical models, dynamical systems, evolutionary computation, nonlinear signal processing, and wavelets.

Application Areas:

image/speech/multimedia processing, intelligent human computer interfaces, intelligent agents, blind source separation, OCR, robotics, adaptive filtering, communications, sensors, system identification, issues related to RWC, and other general signal processing and pattern recognition.

Theories:

generalization, design algorithms, optimization, parameter estimation, and network architectures.

Implementations:

parallel and distributed implementation, hardware design, and other general implementation technologies.

SPECIAL SESSIONS

The workshop features special sessions on

• Support vector machines
• Intelligent human computer interfaces

Submission of extended summary:	February 1, 1999
Notification of acceptance:	March 31, 1999
Submission of camera-ready accepted papers:	April 30, 1999
Advanced registration, before:	June 30, 1999

PAPER SUMMARY SUBMISSION PROCEDURE

Prospective authors are invited to submit summaries of no more than 6 pages before February 1, 1999. The top of the first page of the summary should include a title, authors' names, affiliations, address, telephone and fax numbers and email address. Camera-ready full papers of accepted proposals will be published in a hard-bound volume by IEEE and distributed at the workshop.

Paper submission procedure:

1. Prepare a paper summary file.

2. Register and submit the summary file: Fill in the Paper Summary Registration Form (submission closed) and submit it. This will register your summary and return a Confimation Page containing a reference ID number.
   NOTICE: You should always complete this step - also if you choose to do standard mail submission.

3. Confirmation: Wait for an automatically generated web-page confirming the Paper Summary Registration (please be patient).

4. Submission of the Paper Summary: Follow the guidelines in the Confirmation Page. The submission can be electronic or non-electronic, and can in all cases be done independent of the paper registration in step 2.
   Possible choices are:
   • Electronic submission (preferred) as
     • Gzip'ed PostScript,
     • UNIX compressed PostScript,
     • WinZip'ed PostScript,
     • or ASCII text.
   • Standard mail.

WEB Submission carried in coorperation with Peter S.K. Hansen, Electronic Media Chair of MMSP'99. Original material by courtesy of Henrik Benner, NORSIG'98.