On the structure of multilayer cellular neural networks: complexity between two layers

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Abstract: Let mathbfY be the solution space of an n-layer cellular neural network, and let mathbfY(i) and mathbfY(j) be the hidden spaces, where 1leqi,jleqn. (mathbfY(n) is called the output space.) The classification and the existence of factor maps between two hidden spaces, that reaches the same topological entropies, are investigated in [Ban et al., J.~Differential Equations extbf{252}, 4563-4597, 2012]. This paper elucidates the existence of factor maps between those hidden spaces carrying distinct topological entropies. For either case, the Hausdorff dimension dimmathbfY(i) and dimmathbfY(j) can be calculated. Furthermore, the dimension of mathbfY(i) and mathbfY(j) are related upon the factor map between them.












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