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Most cited papers from Lockheed Martin Orincon (United States)

Lockheed Martin Orincon (United States)

What are the most cited papers from Lockheed Martin Orincon (United States)?

The most cited paper from Lockheed Martin Orincon (United States) is "Fuzzy min-max neural networks. I. Classification" (Patrick K. Simpson, 1992), with 786 citations. Next come "Computing the discrete-time "analytic" signal via FFT" (773) and "Fuzzy min-max neural networks - Part 2: Clustering" (508).

Showing 50 of 60 papers. Every paper with more than 24 citations is listed.

Most cited papers, sortable by citations and release date
#Paper
1 Fuzzy min-max neural networks. I. Classification Patrick K. Simpson · IEEE Transactions on Neural Networks 1992 786
2 Computing the discrete-time "analytic" signal via FFT L. Marple · IEEE Transactions on Signal Processing 1999 773
3 Fuzzy min-max neural networks - Part 2: Clustering Patrick K. Simpson · IEEE Transactions on Fuzzy Systems Feb 1993 508
4 Aggregating Template Or Rule Antecedents In Real-time Expert Systems With Fuzzy Set Logic Michael O'Hagan Conference paper 24 Aug 2005 452
5 Evolving neural networks David B. Fogel, Lawrence J. Fogel, V William Porto · Biological Cybernetics Oct 1990 300
6 An evolutionary approach to the traveling salesman problem David B. Fogel · Biological Cybernetics Dec 1988 290
7 Application of 0-1 integer programming to multitarget tracking problems C. Morefield · IEEE Transactions on Automatic Control Jun 1977 284
8 Detection, estimation, and classification with spectrograms Richard A. Altes · The Journal of the Acoustical Society of America Apr 1980 264
9 Comparing genetic operators with gaussian mutations in simulated evolutionary processes using linear systems David B. Fogel, J. W. Atmar · Biological Cybernetics Jun 1990 243
10 Adaptive Detection Algorithms for Multiple-Target Situations John Terry Rickard, George M. Dillard · IEEE Transactions on Aerospace and Electronic Systems Jul 1977 241
11 Evolving Behaviors in the Iterated Prisoner's Dilemma David B. Fogel · Evolutionary Computation Mar 1993 238
12 APPLYING EVOLUTIONARY PROGRAMMING TO SELECTED TRAVELING SALESMAN PROBLEMS David B. Fogel · Cybernetics & Systems 1993 233
13 One-step solution for the multistep out-of-sequence-measurement problem in tracking Yaakov Bar‐Shalom, Huimin Chen, Mahendra K. Mallick · IEEE Transactions on Aerospace and Electronic Systems 2004 210
14 An information criterion for optimal neural network selection David B. Fogel · IEEE Transactions on Neural Networks 1991 185
15 Meta-evolutionary programming David B. Fogel, Lawrence J. Fogel, J. W. Atmar Conference paper 9 Dec 2002 173
16 Prognosis of faults in gas turbine engines T. Brotherton, Gary L. Jahns, Jack H. Jacobs et al. Conference paper 8 Nov 2002 157
17 Tokamak disruption alarm based on a neural network model of the high- beta limit D. Wróblewski, Gary L. Jahns, J.A. Leuer · Nuclear Fusion Open access Jun 1997 138
18 Alternative neural network training methods [active sonar processing] V William Porto, David B. Fogel · IEEE Expert Jun 1995 128
19 Modulation of the Spectra of Short Gravity Waves by Sea Surface Films: Slick Detection and Characterization with a Microwave Probe Pietro Paolo Lombardini, B. Fiscella, Paolo Trivero et al. · Journal of Atmospheric and Oceanic Technology Dec 1989 124
20 Passive sonar limits upon nulling multiple moving ships with large aperture arrays Arthur B. Baggeroer, Henry L. Cox Conference paper 22 Jan 2003 103
21 Eigenvalue Beamforming Using a Multirank MVDR Beamformer and Subspace Selection Ali Pezeshki, B.D. Van Veen, Louis L. Scharf et al. · IEEE Transactions on Signal Processing Open access 16 Apr 2008 94
22 An Algorithm for Constructing Optimal Binary Decision Trees Payne, Meisel · IEEE Transactions on Computers Sep 1977 91
23 Second-order output statistics of the adaptive line enhancer John Terry Rickard, James Zeidler · IEEE Transactions on Acoustics Speech and Signal Processing Feb 1979 85
24 Using evolutionary programing to create neural networks that are capable of playing tic-tac-toe David B. Fogel Conference paper 30 Dec 2002 84
25 Computationally efficient two-dimensional Capon spectrum analysis Andreas Jakobsson, S.L. Marple, Petre Stoica · IEEE Transactions on Signal Processing 2000 76
26 Image-enhanced tracking David D. Sworder, Robert G. Hutchins · IEEE Transactions on Aerospace and Electronic Systems 1989 74
27 An adaptive extended Kalman filter using artificial neural networks Stephen Craig Stubberud, Robert N. Lobbia, Mark W. Owen Conference paper 19 Nov 2002 72
28 Robust DMR and multi-rate adaptive beamforming Henry L. Cox, Richard Pitre Conference paper 23 Nov 2002 68
29 Sonar recognition of targets embedded in sediment Herbert L. Roitblat, Whitlow W. L. Au, Paul E. Nachtigall et al. · Neural Networks 1995 66
30 Optimal allocation of tracking resources JEFFREY M. NASH Conference paper Dec 1977 65
31 Rapid Geoacoustic Characterization Using a Surface Ship of Opportunity Kevin D. Heaney · IEEE Journal of Oceanic Engineering 2004 62
32 Observability conditions for multiple signal direction finding and array sensor localization J.T. Lo, S.L. Marple · IEEE Transactions on Signal Processing 1992 61
33 Computing the discrete-time 'analytic' signal via FFT S.L. Marple Conference paper 22 Nov 2002 59
34 Evolutionary optimization David B. Fogel Conference paper 2 Jan 2003 58
35 Precision tracking of ground targets Peter J. Shea, T. Zadra, Dale M. Klamer et al. Conference paper 7 Nov 2002 50
36 Comparison of nonlinear filtering algorithms in ground moving target indicator (GMTI) tracking Mahendra K. Mallick, Sanjeev Arulampalam · Proceedings of SPIE, the International Society for Optical Engineering/Proceedings of SPIE Conference paper 30 Dec 2003 48
37 Maneuver estimation using measurements of orientation David D. Sworder, Robert G. Hutchins · IEEE Transactions on Aerospace and Electronic Systems Jul 1990 48
38 Two-dimensional lattice linear prediction parameter estimation method and fast algorithm S.L. Marple · IEEE Signal Processing Letters Jun 2000 44
39 Image-enhanced estimation methods David D. Sworder, Paul F. Singer, David M. Doria et al. · Proceedings of the IEEE Jun 1993 43
40 Echolocation as Seen from the Viewpoint of Radar/Sonar Theory Richard A. Altes · Proceedings in life sciences Book chapter 1984 42
41 Maximum likelihood estimation, analysis, and applications of exponential polynomial signals Stuart A. Golden, B. Friedlander · IEEE Transactions on Signal Processing Jun 1999 42
42 Target position estimation in radar and sonar, and generalized ambiguity analysis for maximum likelihood parameter estimation Richard A. Altes · Proceedings of the IEEE 1979 41
43 THE EVOLUTION OF INTELLIGENT DECISION MAKING IN GAMING David B. Fogel · Cybernetics & Systems Mar 1991 41
44 Improved state estimation through use of roads in ground tracking Peter J. Shea, T. Zadra, Dale M. Klamer et al. · Proceedings of SPIE, the International Society for Optical Engineering/Proceedings of SPIE Conference paper 13 Jul 2000 40
45 Optimal routing of multiple autonomous underwater vehicles through evolutionary programming David B. Fogel, Lawrence J. Fogel · Symposium on Autonomous Underwater Vehicle Technology Conference paper 4 Dec 2002 39
46 Bias modeling and estimation for GMTI applications Keith D. Kastella, Bill Yeary, T. Zadra et al. Conference paper 2000 38
47 Classification and novelty detection using linear models and a class dependent-elliptical basis function neural network T. Brotherton, Travis S. Johnson, George L. Chadderdon Conference paper 27 Nov 2002 37
48 Geometric comb waveforms for reverberation suppression Henry L. Cox, Hung Chi Lai Conference paper 17 Dec 2002 35
49 Rapid Geoacoustic Characterization: Applied to Range-Dependent Environments Kevin D. Heaney · IEEE Journal of Oceanic Engineering 2004 34
50 A Fuzzy Neuron Based on Maximum Entropy Ordered Weighted Averaging Michael O'Hagan Conference paper 24 Aug 2005 34

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