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[For the entire collection see Zbl 0724.00018.] A Boltzmann machine is a binary-state neural network whose states form a stationary Markov chain with an equilibrium Gibbs distribution. \textit{Alspector} and \textit{Allen} [Advanced research in VLSI, in: Proc. 1987 Stanford Conference, MIT press, Cambridge, 313-349)] proposed to approximate a Boltzmann machine by injecting noise in a Hopfield net. The main result of this paper shows that an exact construction of Boltzmann machine can be achieved by injecting noise in a Hopfield net.
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