... nonidentical chaotic neuralnetworkswith time delays. Neural Netw 2009,22:869-874.34. Gan QT, Xu R, Kang XB: Synchronization of chaotic neuralnetworkswith mixed time delays. Commun Nonlinear ... of delayed neural networkswith infinite gain. IEEE Trans Neural Netw 2005, 16:1449-1463.2. Chen TP, Lu WL, Chen GR: Dynamical behaviors of a large class of general delayed neural networks. Neural ... bidirectional associative memory networkswith time delay. Nonlinear Anal 2007, 66:1558-1572.6. Xu SY, Lam J: A new approach to exponential stability analysis of neuralnetworkswith time-varying delays....
... of recurrent neural networks is intimately related to the nature of their synapticweights. In particular, neuralnetworkswith static rationalweights are known to be Turing equivalent, and recurrent networks ... various kind of neural networks. We will further provethat evolving (rational and real) recurrentneural network arecomputationally equivalent to (non-evolving) real recurrent neural networks. Therefore, ... Turing machines and rational recurrent neuralnetworks ensures that the above recursiveprocedure can indeed be performed by some non-evolvingrational recurrentneural sub-network [5].Since...
... computa-tional power of interactive recurrentneural networks. Submitted to Neural Comput.Cabessa, J. and Siegelmann, H. T. (2011b). Evolving re-current neuralnetworks are super-Turing. In Interna-tional ... EVOLVING RECURRENTNEURALNETWORKS ARE SUPER-TURING333 stream osproduced by M . Finally, an ω-translationψ : {0,1}ω−→ { 0,1}≤ωis said to be realizable by some interactive Turing machine with ... particular I-Ev-RNN[R] by definition.5 THE COMPUTATIONALPOWER OF INTERACTIVEEVOLVING RECURRENT NEURAL NETWORKS In this section, we prove that interactive evolving re-current neuralnetworks are computationally...
... direction by providing a characterization of the computational power of analog recurrent neuralnetworks working on infinite input streams. More precisely, we consider analog recurrentneural networks as ... seminal work by Siegelmann and Sontag about the computational powerof analog recurrentneuralnetworks [8,10,11]. Hence, the consideration of the same model of synchronous analog neural networks ... 2012Communicated by J.N. KokKeywords:Analog neural networks Analog computationTopologyBorel setsAnalytic setsω-AutomataTuring machinesa b s t r a c tWe consider analog recurrentneural networks...
... Recurrent neuralnetworks are a special class of neuralnetworks where the layers do not simply flow forward, like the feedforward neuralnetworks that are so common. Chapter 12, RecurrentNeuralNetworks ... xii Programming NeuralNetworkswith Encog 2 in Java Programming NeuralNetworks with Encog 2 in Java xx Programming NeuralNetworkswith Encog 2 in Java ... will automatically create such a neural network for you. x Programming NeuralNetworkswith Encog 2 in Java vi Programming NeuralNetworkswith Encog 2 in Java Publisher:...
... the RMSE with respect to the desired kneeEMC vs traditional controllers without fatigueFigure 4EMC vs traditional controllers without fatigue. A comparison of the performance obtained by the ... flexion extension which is composed by a feedforward inverse model and a feedback controller,both implemented using neural networks. The training ofthe networks is conceived to avoid to a therapist ... E, Ferrarin M, FerrignoG: Functional electrical stimulation controlled by artificial neural networks: pilot experiments with simple movementsare promising for rehabilitation applications. Funct...
... stabilityanalysis for neuralnetworkswith time -delay has attracted a large amount of researchinterest, and many sufficient conditions have been proposed to guarantee the stability of neural networkswith various ... concerned with the problem of μ-stability of impulsive neural systems with unbounded t ime-varying delays and continuously distributed delays. Some μ-stability criteria arederived by using the ... μ-stability of delayed neuralnetworkswith or withoutuncertainties via different approaches. Those results can be applied to neuralnetworks with unbounded time-varying delays. Moreover, few results...
... generalized neuralnetworkswith impulsesand arbitrary delays. This class of generalized neuralnetworks include many continuousor discrete time neuralnetworks such as, Hopfield type neural networks, ... anti-periodic Cohen-Grossberg neural networkswith delays and impulses .1. IntroductionIn this paper, we consider the following generalized neuralnetworkswith impulses andarbitrary delays on time scales:xΔt ... cellular neural networks, Cohen-Grossberg neural networks, and so on. To the best of our knowledge, theknown results about the existence of anti-periodic solutions for neuralnetworks are all doneby...
... by its p osition in t heÓ FEBS 2002 Predicting protein–protein interaction sites (Eur. J. Biochem. 269) 1357 Prediction of protein–protein interaction sites in heterocomplexes with neural networks Piero ... the conserved HPD motif is i mplicated inthe interaction with DnaK [41], and one of the residues ofthe motif is also predicted byneural networks. As a whole,the predicted residues indicate the ... feed-forward neural network trained with the standard back-propagation algorithm [35]. The networksystem is trained/tested to predict w hether each surfaceresidue (represented by a C A atom)...
... con- version process reinforced with a neural net- work handler. The network is used by the neural network handler and word associations are done in parallel with kana-kanji conver- sion. ... context switches. To avoid these problems without increasing computational costs, we propose the use of the associative functionality of neural networks. The use of association is a natural ... constraints in homonym selection. In the same vein, associative information should be considered a weak constraint because associations byneural networks are not always reliable. Pos- sible conflict...
... thewindow rate degradation, denoted by WRDi,j,forwindowj by subtracting the minimum of Ri,avgand Ri,rcvfrom Ri,avgand then by dividing the resultant by Ri,avg(i.e., WRDi,j=(Ri,avg− ... conditions, and (ii) a packet has a delay bound of 1 packet transmission time, which is equalto the size of the packet divided by the requested averagerate of the flow. With these assumptions, Figure ... these assumptions, Figure 6 showsthe probability of delay violations experienced by real-timeflows. In case of CFCA and (CFC-DBA), the number of delay violations of real-time packets is 0 at all...
... pagesdoi:10.1155/2010/102460Research ArticleRandom Field Estimat ion with Delay- Constrained and Delay- Tolerant Wireless Sensor Networks Javier Matamoros and Carles Ant´on-HaroCentre Tecnol`ogic ... estimation with wireless sensor networks. We consider two encoding strategies,namely, Compress-and-Estimate (C&E) and Quantize-and-Estimate (Q&E), which operate with and without side ... interest: delay- constrained networks, in which the observationscollected in a particular timeslot must be immediately encoded and conveyed to the Fusion Center (FC); delay- tolerant (DT) networks, ...