Neural networks at University of York

Simon O`Keefe`s page at the University of York (York, England) describes work on neural networks at the university. From this site, you can download a two-page PostScript flyer describing research at the university, as well as access descriptions of current research projects that include intelligent sensor management, automated postal address recognition, and classification of facsimile images. Contact Simon at sok@minster.york.ac.uk.

Apr 1st, 1997

Neural networks at University of York

http://dcpu1.cs.york.ac.uk:6666/~arch/ neural.html

Simon O`Keefe`s page at the University of York (York, England) describes work on neural networks at the university. From this site, you can download a two-page PostScript flyer describing research at the university, as well as access descriptions of current research projects that include intelligent sensor management, automated postal address recognition, and classification of facsimile images. Contact Simon at sok@minster.york.ac.uk.

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