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A Fuzzy-Like Phenomenon in Chaotic Autoassociative Memory
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A fuzzy-like phenomenon is observed in a chaotic neural network operating as dynamic autoassociative memory. When an external stimulation with properties shared by two stored patterns is applied to the chaotic neural network, the output of the network transits between the two patterns. The ratio of the network visiting two stored patterns is dependent on the ratio of the Hamming distances between the external stimulation and the two stored patterns. This phenomenon is similar to the human decision-making process, which can be described by fuzzy set theory. Here, we analyze the fuzzy-like phenomenon from the viewpoint of the fuzzy set theory.
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- IEICE TRANSACTIONS on Fundamentals Vol.E85-A No.3 pp.714-722
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Zhijie WANG, Kazuyuki AIHARA, "A Fuzzy-Like Phenomenon in Chaotic Autoassociative Memory" in IEICE TRANSACTIONS on Fundamentals,
vol. E85-A, no. 3, pp. 714-722, March 2002, doi: .
Abstract: A fuzzy-like phenomenon is observed in a chaotic neural network operating as dynamic autoassociative memory. When an external stimulation with properties shared by two stored patterns is applied to the chaotic neural network, the output of the network transits between the two patterns. The ratio of the network visiting two stored patterns is dependent on the ratio of the Hamming distances between the external stimulation and the two stored patterns. This phenomenon is similar to the human decision-making process, which can be described by fuzzy set theory. Here, we analyze the fuzzy-like phenomenon from the viewpoint of the fuzzy set theory.
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