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The dynamic behavior of uncertain neutral-type neural networks with multiple time-varying delays and distributed time-varying delays can be described by the following state equation: ˜(x(t)) + ¯ (t) + A ¯f x ˙ (t) = − Cx ∫ ¯ +D
ς
Lemma 2( [2]) For any positive symmetric constant matrix M ∈ Rn×n , scalars r1 < r2 and vector function ω : [r1 , r2 ] → Rn such that the integrations concerned are well defined, then ( ∫ r2 )T ∫ r 2 ω (s)ds ω (s)ds M r1 r1 ∫ r2 ≤(r2 − r1 ) ω T (s)M ω (s)ds.
where H, G, G0 , Gk , G+ , G− are known constant real matrices with appropriate dimensions, F (t) is an unknown timevarying matrix satisfying F T (t)F (t) ≤ I. (4)
t−σ (t) t m ∑ k=1
˜(x(t − τk (t))) ¯k f B (1)
where τ ¯M = max1≤k≤m {τ ¯k }, ϕi (t)(i = 1, 2, ..., n) are continuous functions. Throughout this paper, let ||y || denote the Euclidean norm of a vector y ∈ Rn , W T , W −1 , λM (W ), λm (W ) and ||W || = √ λM (W T W ) denote the transpose, the inverse, the largest eigenvalue, the smallest eigenvalue, and the spectral norm of a square matrix W, respectively. Let W > 0(≤ 0) denote a positive (semi-negative) definite symmetric matrix. Let I denote an identity matrix with compatible dimension. The time uncertain matrices ∆C (t), ∆A(t), ∆Bk (t)(k = 1, 2, ..., m), ∆D(t), ∆U (t) are defined by: [ ∆C (t) ∆A(t) ∆Bk (t) ∆D(t) G0 Gk G+ ∆U (t) ] (3)
In order to obtain the results, we need the following lemmas. Lemma 1(see [3]) Assuming that function gj (s) is defined such that 0 ≤ gj (s)/s ≤ ρj (ρj > 0), then the following inequality holds ∫ ξ (gj (s) − gj (ς ))ds ≤ (ξ − ς )(gj (ξ ) − gj (ς )).
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Ξ = diag{τ ¯1 U1 , ..., τ ¯m Um , τ ¯1 U1 , ..., τ ¯m Um }, m ∑ { 2r τ } T Ψ1,1 = −P C − CP + e ¯k (Pk + Rk ) − Sk + Xk + Xk
鲁棒稳定性、中立 型
构造李雅普诺夫函 数证明稳定性丆比 较麻烦
2010 Second International Conference on Computational Intelligence and Natural Computing (CINC)
New robust stability criteria for neutral-type neural networks with multiple mixed delays
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詹森不等式
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Lemma 3 (see [1]) Let X, Y and P be real matrices of appropriate dimensions with P > 0. Then for any positive scalar ε the following matrix inequality holds: X T Y + Y T X ≤ ε−1 X T P −1 X + εY T P Y.
Li Jin Department of Mathematics, Dalian Jiaotong University,116028,China (email: chd4211853@).
Abstract:The global exponential stability is analyzed for a class of uncertain neutral-type neural networks with multiple variable and distributed delays. By applying Jensen integral inequality, free-weighting matrix method and linear matrix inequality(LMI) techniques, some less conservative delaydependent stability criteria are obtained, which generalize some previous results in the literature. Furthermore, the obtained results can be generalized to uncertain neural networks and bidirectional associative memory (BAM) neural networks. Keywords: Global robust exponential stability; neutral-type; linear matrix inequality(LMI); Jensen integral inequality; freeweighting matrix method; Bidirectional associative memory(BAM) neural networks 1 P ROBLEM DESCRIPTION AND PRELIMINARIES .
for any s1 , s2 ∈ R,s1 ̸= s2 . For notational simplicity, we denote Li = diag{li1 , li2 , ..., lin }, i = 1, 2, 3, 4. From the well-known Brouwer’s fixed point theorem, system (1) always has an equilibrium point x∗ . Moreover, we assume that the initial condition of neural network (1) has the form xi (t) = ϕi (t), t ∈ [− max{τ ¯M , τ ¯, σ ¯ }, 0],
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ROBUST EXPONENTIAL STABILITY RESULT
In order to prove the robust exponential stability of the equilibrium point x∗ of neural network (1), we will firstly simplify neural network (1) as follows. Let u(·) = x(·) − x∗ , then we have ¯ (t) + Af ¯ (u(t)) + u ˙ (t) = − Cu ∫ ¯ +D
k=1
+ 2rP0 + 4r(L2 − L1 )(Σ1 + Σ2 ) − 2L2 T L1 − 2L4 T0 L3 ,
T Ψ1,2 = −CX0 , Ψ1,3 = P U, Ψ1,4 = P A − C (Σ1 − Σ2 ) + T (L2 + L1 ), Ψ1,5 = T0 (L3 + L4 ), Ψ1,6 = P D, Ψ1,k+6 = −Zk , T Ψ1,m+6+k = Sk − Xk + Yk + Zk , Ψ1,2m+6+k = P Bk , m ∑ ¯k ¯ T Ψ2,2 = τ ¯k e2rτ (Uk + τ ¯k Sk ) + e2rτ R0 − X0 − X0 , k=1
¯x g ˜(x(s))ds + U ˙ (t − τ (t)) + J,
T n
= U0 ∆(t)[ G
G− ],