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Vasundara Varadan
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The CNCI Program supports creative research underlying the analysis and design of intelligent engineering systems for control, communications, and computation. The program invites proposals for research that can lead to improved methods for analysis, design, and evaluation of complex systems that incorporate characteristics of non-linearity, uncertainty, scaleability, and non-stationarity.

 Distributed systems and networks occur in telecommunications, power and energy, and transportation systems.

Hybrid systems require representation of both continuous and discrete-events and are of increasing interest in the study of networks, manufacturing, and transportation systems.

Adaptive, learning and self-organizing systems offer potential for improved performance for systems with unknown models and changing characteristics, especially in biomedical and environmental applications.

High performance and domain-specific computation is applied to the development of simulation, design, and decision tools for engineering applications.

Biologically-inspired methods and algorithms including neural networks, evolutionary computation, behavioral architectures, and intelligent agents for engineering applications are also of interest.

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19-Dec-2003