An interesting search - comp.ai.genetic

If you are interested in the subjects discussed in this group, try the following search: http://www.google.com/trends?q=%22fuzzy+logic%22%2C+%22neural+networks%22%2C+%22genetic+algorithms%22 Best regards Bruno Di Stefano -- -- Bruno Di Stefano ------------------------------------------------ Bus.: nuptek@sympatico.ca www3.sympatico.ca/nuptek IEEE: b.distefano@ieee.org Bruno.DiStefano@gmail.com http://bruno.distefano.googlepages.com/home

> fuzzy+logic neural+networks genetic+algorithms I see: * a short timescale of about 3 years Including perceptrons: how long have neural networks been around ? * lots of noise ( plot is not smooth: low volume ) If i limit the search from "All Regions" to "Germany" or "Japan" to get interference from local language out: not enough data. Try "worldcup" for low noisefloor and a clear peak: thats data. "ARM7" for white noise. "ARM9" for white noise, but a start mid-2003. Slowly falling ( plot is smooth: high volume ): "Linux" ( bye bye ...) Quite steady: "Microsoft". I doubt that google can change the usual statistic ( how many papers on subject in technical journals ) even if compiling them is tedious. As for commitment from industry: chronically out of sync. Here in Germany the second generation of a neural network IC got just ready this year: http://www.mindchip.org/_download/silimann220ADDA_datasheet.pdf MfG JRD

Bruno Di Stefano wrote: > If you are interested in the subjects discussed in this group, try the > following search: > > http://www.google.com/trends?q=%22fuzzy+logic%22%2C+%22neural+networks%22%2C+%22genetic+algorithms%22 > > Best regards > > Bruno Di Stefano > > -- > -- Bruno Di Stefano ------------------------------------------------ > Bus.: nuptek@sympatico.ca www3.sympatico.ca/nuptek > IEEE: b.distefano@ieee.org Bruno.DiStefano@gmail.com > http://bruno.distefano.googlepages.com/home Yes, it's interesting. Clearly, we are not the latest and hottest thing going, judging by the steady decline, except perhaps in India, which clearly exceeds all other nations in the likelihood that a computer user will search for those terms. However, I think its the case that the masses in India do not use computers, whereas in North American and Western Europe they do. Hence all technical subjects will have more relative interest in India. But I think India is experiencing a large wave of interest in computer science. Our small ANNEVolve team of 12 people contains two Indians! Mitchell Timin -- I'm proud of http://ANNEvolve.sourceforge.net. If you want to write software, or articles, or do testing or research for ANNEvolve, let me know. Humans may know that my email address is: (but remove the 3 digit number) zenguy at shaw666 dot ca

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