Michael A. Arbib

Michael A. Arbib is University Professor; Fletcher Jones Professor of Computer Science; and Professor of Neuroscience, Biomedical Engineering, Electrical Engineering, and Psychology at the University of Southern California.

		The Handbook of Brain Theory and Neural Networks Second Edition Michael A. Arbib (Ed.) Cloth / November 2002 A new, dramatically updated edition of the classic resource on the constantly evolving fields of brain theory and neural networks. Price $205.00 | ADD TO CART
		The Neural Simulation Language A System for Brain Modeling Alfredo Weitzenfeld, Michael A. Arbib and Amanda Alexander Paper / July 2002 An overview of the Neural Simulation Language (NSL), including examples of a rich variety of brain models. Price $60.00 | ADD TO CART
		The Handbook of Brain Theory and Neural Networks Michael A. Arbib (Ed.) Paper / July 1998 OUT OF STOCK
		Neural Organization Structure, Function, and Dynamics Michael A. Arbib, Péter Érdi and János Szentágothai Cloth / October 1997 In Neural Organization, Arbib, Érdi, and Szentágothai integrate structural, functional, and dynamical approaches to the interaction of brain models and neurobiologcal experiments. Price $85.00 | ADD TO CART
		Handbook of Brain Theory and Neural Networks Michael A. Arbib (Ed.) Cloth / June 1995 OUT OF PRINT
		Natural and Artificial Parallel Computation Michael A. Arbib and J. Alan Robinson (Eds.) Cloth / December 1990 These eleven contributions by leaders in the fields of neuroscience, artificial intelligence, and cognitive science cover the phenomenon of parallelism in both natural and artificial systems, from the neural architecture of the human brain to the electronic architecture of parallel computers. OUT OF PRINT
		Vision, Brain, and Cooperative Computation Michael A. Arbib and Allen R. Hanson (Eds.) Paper / January 1990 In four parts the book covers current theories of visual information processing in humans and other animals and current methodologies for designing computer vision systems. OUT OF PRINT
		Vision, Brain, and Cooperative Computation Michael A. Arbib and Allen R. Hanson (Eds.) Cloth / April 1987 These nineteen original essays present current developments in the exciting field of vision research, stressing contributions from neurophysiology, psychophysics, and computer science. OUT OF PRINT