Associative Memory of Analog Networks without the Energy Concept Using Biased Patterns and Positive-Valued Transfer Functions
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Associative memory of analog netmral networks for which the concept of energy functions islost is sttmdied by means of the SCSNA (Self-Consistent Signal-to-Noise Analysis). Asymrnetric synaptic couplings with biased random patterns are assurned together with positive-valuedtransfer functions which allow nonrnonotonicity resulting from an appropriate cut off of outputactivity, Phase diagrams are given in terms of several pararneters of the networks, showing theoccurrence of enhancement of the storage capacity due to nonmonotonic transfer functions. Su-per retrieval states ensuring errorless memory retrieval under the loading of extensively znanypatterns are allowed to rernain in existence in the presence of asymmetric synaptic couplingswith biased patterns. A sample-dependent cornponent in the local fields of neurons, which arisesfrom the assumed asyrnrnetric couplings, is discussed and shown to become of no effect in thesuper retrieval phase.
- 社団法人日本物理学会の論文
- 1997-05-15
著者
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Yoshioka Masahiko
Department of Anatomy, National Defense Medical College
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Shiino Masatoshi
Department of Applied Physics
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Yoshioka Masahiko
Department Of Anatomy National Defense Medical College
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Yoshioka Masahiko
Department Of Applied Physics Tokyo Institute Of Technology
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SHINO Masatoshi
Department of Applied Physics,Tokyo Institute of Technology
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Shino Masatoshi
Department Of Applied Physics Tokyo Institute Of Technology
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