Stabilizing Hopfield neural networks via inhibitory self-connections
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The author studies Hopfield-type neural networks with finite distributed delays. He shows how to stabiize the Hopfield neural network with general activation functions and finite distributed delays via self-inhibitory connections. To this end the author uses the theory of monotone dynamical systems.
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