George G. Lendaris

Professor (Systems Science and Electrical Engineering)
Fellow, IEEE
Ph.D. 1961, M.S. 1958, B.S. 1957 University of California, Berkeley

Research Interests

My research interests include the development and application of massively parallel computation methodology known as neural networks or connectionist networks. Methodology development focuses on the idea of matching the structure/architecture of a network to structural relations in data of problem context. This requires developing a common mechanism for describing structure in data and structure of a network so a matching process can be possible. One approach is based on a knowledge representation formalism known as conceptual structures, and another is based on a structure representation formalism called general systems methodology (GSM) notation. Applications being pursued include pattern recognition and implementation of selected database/expert system operations. In the planning stage are control applications. Future work includes collaboration with other faculty in developing analog/digital VLSI implementations of neural networks.

Research in Neural Networks and Fuzzy Systems | Course Information |