Cybernetics and Systems, Volume 35

Volume 35, Number 1, January-February 2004

• Pattern Recognition and Image Analysis in Cybernetic Applications. 1-2
  
• Francisco Casacuberta, Enrique Vidal, Alberto Sanchís, Juan Miguel Vilar:
  Pattern Recognition Approaches for Speech-To-Speech Translation. 3-17
  
• John A. Marchant, N. D. Tillett, Christine M. Onyango:
  Dealing with Color Changes Caused by Natural Illumination in Outdoor Machine Vision. 19-33
  
• Marco Bressan, David Guillamet, Jordi Vitrià:
  Multiclass Object Recognition Using Class-Conditional Independent Component Analysis. 35-61
  
• Miguel Ángel Patricio Guisado, Darío Maravall Gómez-Allende:
  A Comparative Study of Contextual Segmentation Methods for Digital Angiogram Analysis. 63-83
  
• Robert Marti, Reyer Zwiggelaar, Caroline M. E. Rubin, Erika R. E. Denton:
  Two-Dimensional-Three-Dimensional Correspondence in Mammography. 85-105
  

Volume 35, Number 2-3, March-May 2004

• Dwight W. Read:
  Introduction. 107-112
  
• Dwight W. Read:
  Panel Discussion. 113-115
  
• S. E. van der Leeuw:
  Why Model? 117-128
  
• Murray Leaf:
  What is "Formal" Analysis? 129-145
  
• Michael Fischer:
  Integrating Anthropological Approaches to the Study of Culture: The "Hard" and the "Soft". 147-162
  
• Dwight W. Read:
  Mathematical Modeling Issues in Analytical Representations of Human Societies. 163-172
  
• Douglas White:
  Network Analysis and Social Dynamics. 173-192
  
• Stephen Lyon:
  Modeling Context In Punjabi Conflict Resolution: Social Organizations As Context Agents. 193-210
  
• David Kronenfeld:
  An Agent-Based Approach to Cultural (and Linguistic) Change. 211-228
  
• Irina V. Ezhkova:
  The Principles of Cognitive Relativity, Rationality and Clarity: Application to Cultural Theory. 229-257
  
• Paul Ballonoff:
  Why a Theory of History is Possible. 259-274
  
• Paul Jorion:
  Accounting for Human Activity Through Physics. 275-284
  
• Comment: Theory And Existence. 285-288
  
• Cultural Systems and Organizational Processes: Observations on the Conference Papers. 285-288
  
• Murray Leaf:
  Cultural Systems and Organizational Processes: Observations on the Conference Papers. 289-313
  

Volume 35, Number 4, June 2004

• J. W. Dietrich, A. Tesche, C. R. Pickardt, U. Mitzdorf:
  Thyrotropic Feedback Control: Evidence For An Additional Ultrashort Feedback Loop From Fractal Analysis. 315-331
  
• Sung-Kwun Oh, Dae-Keun Lee, Witold Pedrycz, Dong-Hwa Kim:
  The Genetic Design Of Hybrid Fuzzy Controllers. 333-361
  
• Marjan Pivka, Matjaz Mulej:
  Requisitely Holistic ISO 9000 Audit Leads To Continuous Innovation/Improvement. 363-378
  
• Bernhard Poerksen:
  "We Can Never Know What Goes On In Somebody Else's Head": Ernst Von Glasersfeld On Truth And Viability, Language And Knowledge, And The Premises Of Constructivist Education. 379-398
  
• Shichao Zhang, Chengqi Zhang, Jeffrey Xu Yu:
  Mining Dependent Patterns In Probabilistic Databases. 399-424
  

Volume 35, Numberr 5-6, July-September 2004

• Real And Virtual Environments In Environmental Engineering: Approaches, Models, Technologies, And Critical Issues. 425-429
  
• Hans-Jürgen Zimmermann:
  Computational Intelligence And Environmental Planning. 431-454
  
• Kurt Fedra:
  Sustainable Urban Transportation: A Model-Based Approach. 455-485
  
• Zdzislaw Kowalczuk, Cezary Orlowski:
  Design Of Knowledge-Based Systems In Environmental Engineering. 487-498
  
• Iain Hossack, Douglas Robertson, Peter Tucker, Andrew Hursthouse, Colin Fyfe:
  A Gis And Web-Based Decision Support Tool For The Management Of Urban Soils. 499-509
  
• P. Anderson, R. Gaborski, Y. Chang:
  A Neural Network Interpretation Of Codons. 511-521
  
• Edward Szczerbicki:
  Integration Platform For Multi-Agent Systems In Information-Rich Environments. 523-534
  
• C. Borrego, O. Tchepel, L. Salmim, J. H. Amorim, A. M. Costa, J. Janko:
  Integrated Modeling Of Road Traffic Emissions: Application To Lisbon Air Quality Management. 535-548
  
• Jorge Marx Gómez, Silke Prötzsch, Claus Rautenstrauch:
  Data Defects In Material Flow Networks--Classification And Approaches. 549-558
  
• Edward Szczerbicki, Maciej Waszczyk:
  Descriptive Modeling Of Virtual Transactions. 559-573
  

Volume 35, Numbers 7-8 October-December 2004

• Edward Szczerbicki:
  Guest Editorial Systems Modeling and Simulation for Environmental Management. 575-577
  
• Daniel S. Zachary, Alain Haurie, Irina Sivergina:
  A Reduced-Order Photochemical Air Quality Model. 579-593
  
• Piotr Holnicki:
  Evaluation of Environmental Impact of Air pollution Sources. 595-605
  
• C. Luo, B. Z. Dlugogorski, B. Moghtaderi, E. M. Kennedy:
  Computational Study on Toxic Gases Released from Compartment Fires Suppressed with Halogenated Agents. 607-625
  
• Hubertus Franke, Wilhelm Dangelmaier:
  A Web-Based Multi-Agent System for Transportation Management to Protect Our Natural Environment. 627-638
  
• Michael N. Barth, Rolf Hennicker, Andreas Kraus, Matthias Ludwig:
  DANUBIA: An Integrative Simulation System for Global Change Research in the Upper Danube Basin. 639-666
  
• Edward Szczerbicki, Mark Drinkwater:
  Concurrent Engineering Design for Environment. 667-681
  
• Birgitta Krüger:
  Why you should use a relational database instead of a spreadsheet. 683-696
  
• Witold Abramowicz, Andrzej Bassara, Agata Filipowska, Marek Wisniewski:
  eVEREst--Supporting Estimation of Real Estate Value. 697-708
  
• Janet Aisbett, Greg Gibbon, Brian Regan:
  Raising Community Awareness About the Environment Through Dynamically Generated Stories. 709-722
  
• Patrick Moriarty, Damian Kennedy:
  The Web, The Public, and the Global Warming Debate. 723-735
  
• Harri Antikainen, Alfred Colpaert, Niina Jaako, Jarmo Rusanen, Dan Bendas, Mauri Myllyaho, Markku Oivo, Pasi Kuvaja, Jouni Similä, Kyösti Marjoniemi, Kari Laine, Esko Saari:
  Mobile Environmental Information Systems. 737-751