Connectionists: New book on signal processing for information fusion

[Danilo Mandic]

Our new edited book may be of interest for people active in the fusion 
of heterogeneous data for biomedical applications and brain computer 
interfaces.

"Signal Processing Techniques for Knowledge Extraction and Information 
Fusion", Springer 2008.

http://www.amazon.com/Processing-Techniques-Extraction-Information-Technology/dp/0387743669/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&s=books&qid=1222252907&sr=1-1

 From the back cover:
This book brings together the latest research achievements from various 
areas of signal processing and related disciplines in order to 
consolidate the existing and proposed new directions in DSP based 
knowledge extraction and information fusion. Within the book 
contributions presenting both novel algorithms and existing 
applications, especially those (but not restricted to) on-line 
processing of real world data are included.

The areas of Knowledge Extraction and Information Fusion are naturally 
linked and aim at detecting and estimating the signal of interest and 
its parameters, and further at combining measurements from multiple 
sensors (and associated databases if appropriate) to achieve improved 
accuracies and more specific inferences which cannot be achieved by 
using only a single signal modality.

The subject therefore is of major interest for modern biomedical, 
environmental, and industrial applications to provide a state of the art 
and propose new techniques in order to combine heterogeneous information 
sources.


Enjoy!

Danilo
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Dr Danilo P. Mandic
Department of Electrical and Electronic Engineering
Imperial College London, UK