Explanation for papers missing from this special issue

Book on AIDS missing from special issue.

very strong advocate of the occupational therapist's role in prevention. I was particularly pleased with Doble and O'Shea's statements regarding occupational therapy's worldwide status. Our profession can only benefit from intercountry dialogue. If my view of occupational therapy appears provincial to therapists from other countries, it is because I have only recently had the opportunity to beg...

Preface to this special issue

This issue of JMLR is devoted to the memory of Alexey Chervonenkis. Over the period of a dozen years between 1962 and 1973 he and Vladimir Vapnik created a new discipline of statistical learning theory—the foundation on which all our modern understanding of pattern recognition is based. Alexey was 28 years old when they made their most famous and original discovery, the uniform law of large num...

Special issue: Extended papers selected from KES-2006

KES-2006, the tenth KES International Conference in Knowledge Based and Intelligent Information and Engineering Systems, was held in Bournemouth, England from October 9 to 11 2006. This special issue of the KES Journal comprises the extended version of the six best papers selected by the conference programme committee. The KES International organization is aimed at facilitating and supporting r...

Guest Editorial - Special Issue on Selected Papers From BioCAS2009

T HIS special issue of the IEEE TRANSACTIONS ON BIOMEDICAL CIRCUITS AND SYSTEMS is devoted to topics from the 2009 IEEE International Symposium on Circuits and Systems (ISCAS 2009), held on May 24–27, 2009, at the Taipei International Convention Centre in Taipei, Taiwan. The IEEE ISCAS conference is the world’s premier networking forum of leading researchers in the highly active fields of theor...

Special Issue with Selected Papers from ICGT 2004