Connectionists: CALL FOR BOOK PROPOSALS

[Alma Y. Alanis]

*NEW BOOK SERIES ANOUNCEMENT: CALL FOR BOOK PROPOSALS *

*Hybrid Intelligent Systems and Applications *

We welcome book proposals on a wide variety of subjects including, but not
limited to the following: Hybrid Neural Systems, Neuro-Fuzzy Systems,
Neuro-Genetic Systems, Neuro-Fuzzy-Genetic Systems, Fuzzy-Genetic Systems,
Fuzzy-Swarm Systems, Neuro-Swarm Systems, Immunized-Swarm Systems,
Immunized-Neuro Systems, Evolutionary-Swarm Systems, Evolutionary
Deep-learning systems. Hybrid Intelligent systems for application on
Pattern Recognition, Time Series Prediction, Modeling, Control, Medicine,
Robotics, Autonomous Navigation, Complexity, Chaos among others.

All proposals will be evaluated strictly according to their individual
merits and compatibility with the aims of the series. Titles accepted for
publication in the series will be supported by an engaged and careful peer
review process, including impartial assessments by members of an
international editorial advisory board consisting of leading scholars in
the field. All books published in the series will be publicized widely and
distributed internationally by CRC Press. Books in the Series will be
directed to a broad range of students, practitioners, and academics and
consist of textbooks, reference works, and handbooks in all areas of
Electrical Engineering. We are currently seeking book proposals that fit
the description above. Please send proposals to one or more of the Book
Series Editors:

Alma Y. Alanis (almayalanis at gmail.com) Nancy Arana-Daniel (
nancyaranad at gmail.com)UNIVERSITY OF GUADALAJARA, MEXICO.
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