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From: raja@silver.ucs.indiana.edu (Raja Sooriamurthi)
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Subject: Re: Translation-Invariant Pattern Recognizer NN's
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Date: 27 Feb 90 19:49:26 GMT
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>     Dr. Widrow gave a presentation at the 1989 WESCON in S.F.  He 
>presented his original 1960 paper where ADALINE and Madaline were
>described (first time in WESCON history where a paper was presented
>twice).  Anyway, the paper was reprinted in the conference proceedings.
>     Hope this helps.

The original 1960  paper by Widrow and Hoff, "Adaptive switching circuits",
is also re-printed in the book "Neurocomputing : Foundations of research" 
eds- Anderson & Rosenfeld, MIT press (1988).
	In thier introduction to this paper the editors refer you to the 
book "Adaptive signal processing" - Widrow & Stearns, Prentice Hall (1985)
for more details about the LMS (Least Mean Square) algorithm, its variants
and their use in signal processing.

- Raja
raja@silver.ucs.indiana.edu