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The fuzzy bidirectional associative memories (FBAMs) are iterative systems \(Y^k = X^{k-1}\circ R\), \(X^k = Y^{k-1}\circ L\) of max-min relation equations between fuzzy relations and fuzzy sets (over finite universes of discourse), determined by the pair \((R,L)\) of fuzzy relations. Every fixed point \((A, B)\), determined by \( B=A\circ R\), \( A=B\circ L\), is an attractor of the FBMA \( (R, L)\). The authors study conditions under which attractors are stable under ``small changes of the FBMAs.
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