A D VA N C E P R O G R A M
SSS’03
The 35th ISCIE International Symposiumon
Stochastic Systems Theory and Its Applications
October 30-31, 2003
International Hotel Ube
1-7-1 Shima, Ube, 755-0047, Japan
Sponsored by The Institute of Systems, Control and Information Engineers
In Association with:The Society of Instrument and Control Engineers, JapanThe Information Processing Society of JapanThe Institute of Electrical Engineers of JapanThe Institute of Electronics, Information and Communication Engineers, Japan
Research Institute of Signal Processing, JapanIEEE Tokyo Section: Societies of Control Systems;
Geoscience and Remote Sensing; Signal Processing; Systems, Man and Cybernetics
The Mazda Foundation
Electric Technology Research Foundation of Chugoku
Faculty of Engineering, Yamaguchi University (The 50th Anniversary Memorial Foundation)

Session Schedule
Room A

Room B

10:00-12:05
Oct.30 10:00-12:05
A1 Neural Network and Genetic
B1 Image Processing and Pattern
Algorithm
Recognition
12:05-13:10
Lunch
13:10-14:25
13:10-14:50
A2 Mathematical Finance and Related
B2 Acoustic Signal Processing
Topics
14:50-15:10
Coffee Break
15:10-17:15
A3 State Estimation

15:10-17:15
B3 Biomedical and Medical Systems

17:20-18:20

Sunahara Memorial Lecture

18:30-20:30

BanquetOct.31 09:00-10:40
A409:00-10:40
B4 Digital Signal Processing I

System Identification I

10:40-10:50

Coffee Break

10:50-12:05
A5 System Identification II

10:50-12:05
B5 Digital Signal Processing II

12:05-13:10

Lunch

13:10-14:25
A6 Diagnosis and Maintenance Method

13:10-14:25
B6 Time Series Analysis

14:25-14:40
14:40-16:20
A7 Stochastic Systems

Coffee Break
14:40-16:45
B7 Complex and Fuzzy Systems

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GENERAL INFORMATION
Date and Location
The 35th International Symposium on Stochastic
System Theory and its Applications will be held on
October 30-31, 2003 at International Hotel Ube, 1-7-1
Shima, Ube, 755-0047, Japan. The Symposium Programand Steering Committee joins in inviting you toparticipate in this annual international symposium ofISCIE. One Sunahara Memorial Lecture and fourteen
technical sessions will feature a wide range of theoreticaland applied topics in stochastic systems.

Language
The official Languages of the Symposium are both
English and Japanese, but slides for OHP should beprepared only in English. Each presentation is allotted
25 minutes including discussions.

Public Transportation
From JR Ogori station (from October 1 renamed as
Shin-Yamaguchi station, bullet train station) to theInternational Hotel Ube, please take an Ube-city Express(or Rapid) BUS for JR Ube-Shinkawa station (terminalbus stop) and get off at “Ube-Chuo” Bus Stop or JR UbeShinkawa station (about 30 minutes’ drive). From there
5 minutes by taxi or 7 minutes on foot.

Symposium Preprints
A copy of the collection of extended abstracts will beprovided to each symposium registrant. Additional copiesof the preprints may be purchased at the symposium for¥3,000/copy.

BanquetAll registrants are encouraged to participate in thebanquet.
Date & Place: October 30, 18:30 – 20:30,
at International Hotel Ube
Full registration fee includes the banquet fee. Full-registrants
will be invited to the banquet. Student registrants andSpouses of registrants are requested to pay ￥2,000 and￥ 3,000, respectively. Although the banquet tickets areavailable at the registration desk, it is recommended topurchase the banquet tickets in advance together withadvanced payment of registration fees.

Proceedings
Authors are requested to bring their camera-readymanuscripts for the proceedings and their four (4) copies
to the registration desk at the Symposium. In order toassure high-quality proceedings, all manuscripts will bereviewed and only accepted ones will appear in theproceedings. Accepted papers more than six (6) pages will
be charged for ¥5,000 per each exceeded two (2) pages.

The OHPs for transparent films and liquid crystal
projectors for Microsoft power point are prepared.
However, oversea made note-PCs are not guaranteed towork with our projectors.

Registration
All participants are requested to pay the registration
fees in advance in principle. The deadline for theadvanced registration is October 23, 2003. Those who
cannot finish the advanced registration due tounavoidable reasons are required to pay at a symposium
registration desk (on-site registration). Full registration
includes attendance at all technical sessions, a copy ofthe collection of extended abstracts and one banquet
ticket. Registration fees are as follows:
Advanced(before October 23, 2003)

On-SiteFull Registration¥12,000
Student Registration ¥ 2,000¥14,000¥ 3,000

Banquet Fees for Student and Spouse
Student￥2,000Spouse￥3,000[A]
All registrants are requested to fill the following items1)-4) in a A4-size (or Letter-size) sheet and send it via
standard mail or facsimile together with a copy of aduplicate which proves the payment of the advanced
registration fees before October 23.
1) Name of registrant

2) Affiliation and Address

3) Phone Number, Fax, and E-mail address
4) Participation or Not in Bus Tour ( If you haveaccompanying persons, please write their names.
For the tour a total of 28 persons are accepted ona first-come-first-served basis. )[B]
Advanced payment of the registration fees should bedone by Bank Transfer to the bank bellow.
Bank Name: Yamaguchi Bank
Branch Name: Norisada Branch Branch No.: 183
Account Title: ISCIE SSS03 TANAKA SHOGO
Account Number: 6146317[C]
The address the sheet should be sent to is:Prof. Shogo Tanaka, SSS’03 Secretariat
Department of Electrical and Electronic Engineering,
Faculty of Engineering, Yamaguchi University
2-16-1 Tokiwadai, Ube, 755-8611 Japan
Phone: +81-836-85-9425, FAX: +81-836-85-9401,
E-mail： tanaka@sens.eee.yamaguchi-u.ac.jp
URL: http://www.sss03.eee.yamaguchi-u.ac.jp

Te c h n i c a l P r o g r a m
October 30, Thursday
Room A

Room B

Session A1 10:00-12:05
Neural Network and Genetic Algorithm
Chair: T. Fukuda (Otemon Gakuin Univ.)

Session B1 10:00-12:05
Image Processing and Pattern Recognition
Chair: F. Kojima (Kobe Univ.)

A1-1

B1-1

A1-2

A1-3

A1-4

A1-5

10:00-10:25
Reinforcement Learning System with Time Varying
Parameters Using Neural Network
M. Obayashi, T. Oda, K. Kobayashi, T. Kuremoto and H.
Kitano (Yamaguchi Univ.)
10:25-10:50
Neural Prediction of Chaotic Time Series Using Stochastic
Gradient Ascent Algorithm
T. Kuremoto, M. Obayashi, A. Yamamoto, and K.
Kobayashi (Yamaguchi Univ.)
10:50-11:15
An Experimental Study on Adaptive Robust PCA Neural
Network
C. Dachapak, S. Kanae, Z.J. Yang and K. Wada (KyushuUniv.)
11:15-11:40
A Study of Crossover Operator in Real Coded Genetic
Algorithm
M. Ito and M. Sugisaka (Oita Univ.)
11:40-12:05
Revised GMDH-Type Neural Networks Using PSS or AIC
Criterion for Model Selection
T. Kondo (Tokushima Univ.) and A. S. Pandya (FloridaAtlantic Univ.)

12:05-13:10

B1-2B1-3

B1-4

B1-5

10:00-10:25
Identification of Bird's Kinds from Songs Using DP
Matching and SOM
K. Yoshida and M. Tanaka (Konan Univ.)
10:25-10:50
Information Extraction from Traffic Images
M. Tanaka, R. Hamamura (Konan Univ.) and A. Bargiela(The Nottingham Trent Univ.)
10:50-11:15
Segmentation of Entire Circumferential Range Data by
Using a Competitive Clustering Method
M. Maeda (Kyushu Institute of Tech.)
11:15-11:40
Identification of Generalized Semicausal Stochastic Image
ModelsH. Kunieda, T. Nogami and S. Sugimoto (RitsumeikanUniv.)
11:40-12:05
Chromatic Consistency Analysis for Object Identification inNoisy Scene
K. Kamejima (Osaka Institute of Tech.)

Lunch

Session A2 13:10-14:25
Mathematical Finance and Related Topics
Chair: Y. Takeuchi (Osaka Univ. of Education)

Session B2 13:10-14:50
Acoustic Signal Processing
Chair: K. Nishimura (Kinki Univ.)

A2-1

B2-1

13:10-13:35
Optimal Portfolio for Parabolic Type Infinite-Dimensional

Factor Model with Power Utility
S. Aihara (Tokyo Univ. of Science) and A. Bagchi(FELab, Univ. of Twente)
A2-2 13:35-14:00
Evaluation of Price of a Currency Option with Knock-Out
by Using Reflection Principle
T. Maruyama and T. Katayama (Kyoto Univ.)
A2-3 14:00-14:25
Multi-Dimensional Discrete Stochastic Calculus: Its
Applications to Problems in Mathematical Finance
J. Akahori (Ritsumeikan Univ.)

B2-2

B2-3

B2-4

14:50-15:10

Coffee Break

13:10-13:35
Unconstrained and Noninvasive Measurement of Heartbeatand Respiration Using an Acoustic Sensor Enclosed in an
Air Pillow
A. Matsubara and S. Tanaka (Yamaguchi Univ.)
13:35-14:00
Accurate Pipe Length Measurement Under Noisy
Environment Using Stationary Waves
M. Okamoto, M. Nakayama and S. Tanaka (YamaguchiUniv.)
14:00-14:25
A Study on Acoustic Time-Of-Flight Identification in
Outdoor Environment
Y. Fukayama (Niihama National College of Tech.)
14:25-14:50
Optimal Location of Acoustic Sensor for Pipe Length
Measurement of Branch Pipes with Open Ends
F. Rizkiyev, M. Okamoto and S. Tanaka (Yamaguchi Univ.)

Session A3 15:10-17:15
State Estimation
Chair: S. Aihara (Tokyo Univ. of Science)

Session B3 15:10-17:15
Biomedical and Medical Systems
Chair: K. Kamejima (Osaka Institute of Tech.)

A3-1

B3-1

A3-2

A3-3

A3-4A3-5

15:10-15:35
Minimum Variance State Estimators with DisturbanceDecoupling Property for Optimal Filtering Problems withUnknown Inputs
A. Tanikawa (Osaka Institute of Tech.) and Y. Sawada(Kyoto Institute of Tech.)
15:35-16:00
Nonlinear Filtering Method in INS/GPS/VMS In-Motion
Alignment
M. Oiwa, N. Asaoka, M. Tanikawara (Ritsumeikan Univ.),
T. Numajima (Daihatsu Motor Co. Ltd.), K. Kubo
(Mitsubishi Electric Corp.) and S. Sugimoto (RitsumeikanUniv.)
16:00-16:25
Estimation of Spot on Flexible Structures Where Unlookedfor Obstacles Collide
Y. Sawada and T. Sako (Kyoto Institute of Tech.)
16:25-16:50
Evolution Strategies Based Particle Filters for Nonlinear
State Estimation
K. Uosaki, Y. Kimura and T. Hatanaka (Osaka Univ.)
16:50-17:15
Optimal Transmission of a Set of Gaussian Signals
through Discrete-Time Channels with Feedback
Y. Takeuchi and A. Ida (Osaka Univ. of Education)

17:20-18:20

B3-2

B3-3

B3-4

B3-5

15:10-15:35
Spatiotemporal Response of Alpha Wave to Flicker Stimuli
of Temporally Alternated Colors
S. Nishifuji, H. Ohkado and S. Tanaka (Yamaguchi Univ.)
15:35-16:00
Saccadic Undershoot Can Be Explained as a Trade-Off
Between Accuracy and Flight-Time
A. Toyomura and T. Omori (Hokkaido Univ.)
16:00-16:25
Medical Image Recognition by Revised GMDH-Type
Neural Networks Using PSS or AIC Criterion
T. Kondo (Tokushima Univ.) and A. S. Pandya (Florida
Atlantic Univ.)
16:25-16:50
Control-Theoretic Analysis of a Robust Adaptation
Mechanism of Circadian Rhythms
Y. Wakasa, G. Fujie and K. Tanaka (Yamaguchi Univ.)
16:50-17:15
Feature Extraction of Human EEG Sleep Stages by Using
Wavelet Analysis
K. Inoue, T. Tsujihata, Y. Aso, K. Kumamaru (Kyushu
Institute of Tech.) and S. Matsuoka (Univ. of Occupationaland Environmental Health)Sunahara Memorial Lecture
Chair: H. Sakai (Kyoto Univ.)
Canonical Correlation Analysis of Time-Series and Stochastic Realization
T. Katayama (Kyoto Univ.)

18:30-20:30

BanquetOctober 31, Friday
Room A

Room B

Session A4 9:00-10:40
System Identification I
Chair: K. Wada (Kyushu Univ.)

Session B4 9:00-10:40
Digital Signal Processing I
Chair: K. Nishiguchi (Mitsubishi Electric Corp.)

A4-1

B4-1

9:00-9:25
EM Algorithm for System Identification in the Presence ofOutliers
J. ALMutawa, H. Tanaka and T. Katayama (KyotoUniv.)
A4-2 9:25-9:50
Modeling of Traffic Systems via a Traffic Simulator
Y. Wakasa, K. Hanaoka, K. Tanaka and Y. Mizukami(Yamaguchi Univ.)
A4-3 9:50-10:15
System Order Determination by Using LDLT
Decomposition and Information Criteria
Y. Kawabata, M. Matsubara and S. Sugimoto (Ritsumeikan

A4-4Univ.)
10:15-10:40
Direct Closed-Loop Identification in Frequency Domain
L. Sun (Kitakyushu Univ.) and A. Sano(Keio Univ.)

B4-2

B4-3

B4-4

9:00-9:25Convergence Analysis of a Complex LMS Algorithm for
Active Control of Multitonal Noise
H. Sakai (Kyoto Univ.) and M. Chakraborty (IndianInstitute of Tech.)
9:25-9:50
A Trial on Stochastic Evaluation of Near-by
Electromagnetic Field Leaked from ITE Group Under
Parallel Operating Situation
H. Ogawa (Hiroshima Prefectural Women’s Univ.),
M. Ohta (Emeritus Prof. of Hiroshima Univ.) andA. Ikuta (Hiroshima Prefectural Women’s Univ.)
9:50-10:15
Blind Estimation in CDMA MIMO Channels
T. Honda, H. Ishihara and T. Katayama (Kyoto Univ.)
10:15-10:40
LMS Adaptive Filter Design for Frequency Selective
Feedback Using Semidefinite Programming
Y. Wakasa (Yamaguchi Univ.), T. Izumi and Y. Yamamoto(Kyoto Univ.)

10:40-10:50

Coffee BreakSession A5 10:50-12:05
System Identification II
Chair: S. Sugimoto (Ritsumeikan Univ.)

Session B5 10:50-12:05
Digital Signal Processing II
Chair: M. Tanaka (Konan Univ.)

A5-1

B5-1

10:50-11:15
A Unified Approach for Subspace Identification Algorithms

Y. Takei , H. Nanto (Kanazawa Institute of Tech.),S. Kanae, Z.J.Yang and K. Wada (Kyushu Univ.)
A5-2 11:15-11:40A Numerical Aspect of Recursive Subspace Algorithm for
Time-Varying Systems
K. Kameyama and A. Ohsumi (Kyoto Institute of Tech.)A5-3 11:40-12:05
Identification of the Plant Operating in Closed-Loop
System Using Inter-Sampled Data
K. Oura (Kokushikan Univ.) and I. Hanazaki (Tokyo Denki

B5-2

B5-3Univ.)

12:05-13:10

Lunch
Session B6 13:10-14:25
Time Series Analysis
Chair: Y. Fukayama (Niihama National College of Tech.)

Session A6 13:10-14:25
Diagnosis and Maintenance Method
Chair: S. Nishifuji (Yamaguchi Univ.)
A6-1

13:10-13:35
Maintenance Scheduling Method of Equipments Based on
Deterioration Prediction and Reliability
S. Goto and M. Nakamura (Saga Univ.)
A6-2 13:35-14:00
Identification of Defect Profiles Using an Inspection Modeland Informative Distributions
F. Kojima and S. Kamezaki (Kobe Univ.)
A6-3 14:00-14:25
Anomaly Diagnosis of Metal Poles Using Acceleration
PickupK. Yamane, Y. Yamane (Ube National College of Tech.)and S. Tanaka (Yamaguchi Univ.)

14:25-14:40

10:50-11:15
Cycle Slips Detection in GPS Positioning Based on
Statistical Tests of Innovation Processes
K. Sone, Y. Mutoh (Ritsumeikan Univ.), Y. Kubo
(Mitsubishi Electric Corp.) and S. Sugimoto (RitsumeikanUniv.)
11:15-11:40
Adaptive Threshold Determination Method for Recursive
Maximum Filter
K. Nishiguchi (Mitsubishi Electric Corp.)
11:40-12:05
Adaptive Direction-of-Arrival Estimation in Array Signal
Processing
J. Xin (Fujitsu Lab. Ltd.) and A. Sano (Keio Univ.)

B6-1

B6-2

B6-3

Coffee Break

13:10-13:35
Minimum Cross Entropy Method with the Constraints ofUncertain Autocorrelations
K. Nakamuro, K. Tanaka, Y. Togawa and S. Sugimoto(Ritsumeikan Univ.)
13:35-14:00
The Speech-Displaying System: KanNon
K. Nakamuro, Y. Togawa, K. Tanaka, and S. Sugimoto(Ritsumeikan Univ.)
14:00-14:25
Quantitative Impulse Response Approach to Monetary
Transmission Mechanism
Y. Morita and S. Miyagawa (Kyoto Gakuen Univ.)

Session A7 14:40-16:20
Stochastic Systems
Chair: K. Kumamaru (Kyushu Institute of Tech.)

Session B7 14:40-16:45
Complex and Fuzzy Systems
Chair: M. Obayashi (Yamaguchi Univ.)

A7-1

B7-1

14:40-15:05
Analysis of Combustion Processes by Stochastic Reaction
Diffusion Systems and Simulation Studies
M. Ishikawa, K. Miyajima, T. Tanabe and T. Kitani(Yamaguchi Univ.)
A7-2 15:05-15:30
Limiting Form of Stochastic Regulator With Time-Delay
Noisy Observation
T. Kudou (The Defense Agency), N. Kobayashi(Kanazawa Institute of Tech.) andT. Nakamizo (Ashikaga Institute of Tech.)A7-3 15:30-15:55
A Stochastic Response of Sound Insulation System Basedon Equivalent Electric Circuit Model and Some
Improvement of Mass Law with Elastic Effect
K. Nishimura (Kinki Univ.) and M. Ohta (Emeritus Prof. ofA7-4

Hiroshima Univ.)
15:55-16:20
Optimal Design of Production Rate in a Stochastic
Manufacturing System with a Failure-Prone Machine
B. C. Giri and T. Doi (Hiroshima Univ.)

B7-2

B7-3

B7-4

B7-5

14:40-15:05
On Martingales for a Class of Fuzzy Random Vectors
T. Fukuda (Otemon Gakuin Univ.)
15:05-15:30
Analysis of the Influence of Random Disturbances on
Turing Patterns in Bounded Domains
M. Ishikawa, K. Miyajima and T. Tanabe (YamaguchiUniv.)
15:30-15:55
Analysis of Two-Phase Stefan Problems by the Stochastic
Phase Field Model and Simulation Studies
M. Ishikawa, K. Miyajima, T. Tanabe and T. Kitani(Yamaguchi Univ.)
15:55-16:20
Stabilization of Unstable Periodic Orbit in Unknown
Chaotic System Using Sliding Mode Control Based onFuzzy Model
Y. Shimizu and M. Miyazaki (Kanto Gakuin Univ.)
16:20-16:45
Analysis of the Influence of the Disturbance on Bacterial
Colony by Stochastic Reaction Diffusion Equations
M. Ishikawa, K. Miyajima and T. Tanabe (YamaguchiUniv.)