Dynamic properties of cellular neural networks (Q2367430)
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scientific article; zbMATH DE number 243600
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Dynamic properties of cellular neural networks (English)
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11 August 1993
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A cellular neural network (CNN) is, generally speaking, a large-scale nonlinear analogue circuit which processes signals in real time. The architecture of a CNN is similar to that found in cellular automata: any cell is connected only to its neighbor cells. A small parameter is introduced in the state equation of a CNN. This new approach is used for proving stability of CNN's by constructing Lyapunov's majorizing equations. The algorithm is helpful for finding a map from initial continuous state space of a CNN into discrete output. Finally, a comparison between CNN's and cellular automata is made.
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CNN
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cellular neural network
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large-scale nonlinear analogue circuit
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cellular automata
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state equation
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stability
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Lyapunov's majorizing equations
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