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Neural networks and fuzzy systems: A dynamical systems approach to machine intelligence by Bart Kosko, Prentice Hall, Englewood Cliffs, NJ, 1992, pp 449, £24.96, ISBN 0-13-612334

Its up-to-date handling of the complete process of creating real-world AI systems is perhaps most relevant to those new to applied AI from related fields, although it assumes some knowledge of computational terminology. The book is suitable for use as a reference guide for all involved in any aspect of AI and its plethora of relevant bibliography will prove useful. However, its plausibility as a text-book for students is questionable especially due to its high price. One consolation for those willing to pay this substantial cost is that its outlook on AI will last well into the next century as it is printed on acid-free paper!