JPRR Paper Citation Rate |
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| JPPR is happy to mention that the current JPRR average paper citation rate is 2.4. This has been determined solely from the average number of citations per paper published through Dec. 2007 (VOL 1 No 1 to VOL 3 No 1). Google Scholar® was used to determine the number of citations for each paper published. |
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Macroeconomics, Geologist Indicate Recession's End |
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| Methods of pattern recognition are certainly capable of helping economists understand complex systems. It isn't soothsaying, it's science. Applying scientific methods to complex systems allows people to be correct more often. Pattern recognition is about gaining insight into variables that consistently impact and shape the world. We hope papers like this will allow economic decision makers to have a greater degree of confidence in predictive methods ultimately enabling them to make better decisions. Pattern of Macroeconomic Indicators Preceding the End of an American Economic Recession, by V. I. Keilis-Borok, A. A. Soloviev, M. D. Intriligator, and F. E. Winberg Abstract PDF |
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Call for Papers |
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| We invite you and your colleagues to submit research papers on pattern recognition methods and the usage of pattern recognition in all fields of science, engineering, and commerce. We particularly welcome papers that review state-of-the-art and tutorials on topics such as ill-posed problems and stochastic regularization techniques, pattern recognition with atomic functions, application of pattern recognition in engineering applications, scientific investigation, biometrics, online advertising, and other areas of intense research. |
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Balaji Krishnapuram joins the Editorial Board |
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Balaji Krishnapuram joins the Editorial Board of Journal of Pattern Recognition Research, the on-line publication of papers and tutorials covering all aspects of the pattern recognition theory and application. (http://www.jprr.org) |
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