Collective properties of neural networks: A statistical physics approach (Q2266683)
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scientific article; zbMATH DE number 3894898
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scientific article; zbMATH DE number 3894898 |
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Collective properties of neural networks: A statistical physics approach (English)
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1984
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The collective properties of neural networks are studied by the application of general methods of statistical mechanics. In a situation like neural network, the construction of Hamiltonians is fraught with difficulties. One way is to simulate the equilibrium of large systems; the other consists in modelling the network as a stochastic process evolving in a Markov manner naturally the evolution equation where its general equilibrium solution offers a way of identifying the Hamiltonian. Several models in vogue in physics including the Ising models are reviewed and adapted to the case of assembly of neurons.
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neural networks
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Hamiltonians
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equilibrium solution
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Ising models
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