A recurrent neural network computing the largest imaginary or real part of eigenvalues of real matrices (Q2469912)

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scientific article; zbMATH DE number 5234549
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    A recurrent neural network computing the largest imaginary or real part of eigenvalues of real matrices
    scientific article; zbMATH DE number 5234549

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      A recurrent neural network computing the largest imaginary or real part of eigenvalues of real matrices (English)
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      11 February 2008
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      The authors introduce a recurrent neutral net work (RNN) to extract some eigenpair. The RNN whose connection weights are dependent upon the matrix, can be transformed into a complex differential system whose variable \(z(t)\) is a compex vector. By the analytic expression of \(| z(t)| ^2\), the convergence properties of the RNN are analysed in detail. With a general nonzero initial complex vector, the RNN obtains the largest imaginary part of all eigenvalues. A practice of a \(7\times 7\) matrix indicates the validity of this method.
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      complex differential system
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      real matrix
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      eigenvalues
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      imaginary part
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      real part
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