Items where Division is "Engineering & Applied Sciences > Computer science research group" and Year is 1998
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Azzouzi, Mehdi and Nabney, Ian T. (1998). Analysing time series structure with hidden Markov models. IN: Proceedings of the 1998 IEEE Signal Processing Society Workshop, Neural Networks for Signal Processing VIII, 1998. Constantinides, Tony; Kung, S. Y.; Niranjan, Mahesan and Wilson, Elizabeth (eds) Proceedings of the 1998 IEEE Signal Processing Society Workshop, 8 . Cambridge, UK: IEEE.
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Azzouzi, Mehdi and Nabney, Ian T. (1998). Delay estimation for multivariate time series. Technical Report. Aston University, Aston University, Birmingham, UK.
Cornford, Dan (1998). Flexible Gaussian process wind field models. Technical Report. Aston University, Birmingham.
Cornford, Dan (1998). Non-zero mean Gaussian process prior wind field models. Technical Report. Aston University, Birmingham.
Cornford, Dan (1998). Random field models and priors on wind. Technical Report. Aston University, Birmingha.
Cornford, Dan and Nabney, Ian T. (1998). NEUROSAT: an overview. Technical Report. Aston University, Birmingham.
Cornford, Dan, Nabney, Ian T. and Williams, Christopher K. I. (1998). Bayesian inference for wind field retrieval. Technical Report. Aston University, Birmingham.
Cornford, Dan, Nabney, Ian T., Williams, Christopher K. I., Kearns, Michael S., Solla, Sara A. and Cohn, David A. (1998). Adding constrained discontinuities to Gaussian process models of wind fields. Technical Report. Aston University, Birmingham.
Cornford, Dan, Ramage, Guillaume and Nabney, Ian T. (1998). A scatterometer neural network sensor model with input noise. Technical Report. Aston University, Birmingham.
Evans, David J. (1998). Mixture density network training by computation in parameter space. Technical Report. Aston University, Birmingham.
Evans, David J., Cornford, Dan and Nabney, Ian T. (1998). Structured neural network modelling of multi-valued functions for wind retrieval from scatterometer measurements. Technical Report. Aston University, Birmingham.