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Oscillation in Two-Template CNN with Periodic Boundary Condition

J. Fujii

, Y. Hosokawa

, Y. Nishio

(Tokushima University

, Shikoku University

) 1. Introduction

In our previous study [1], we have proposed a two- template CNN. This system was proposed in order to investigate a new class of coupled oscillatory systems.

It is not so easy to implement this structure by using oscillatory circuits. We consider that investigating this system is important to understand the new class of coupled oscillatory systems. We investigated the two- template CNN with several conditions. As a result, the oscillatory phenomena were observed only in the case of the fixed boundary conditions [2].

In this study, we apply a different condition for the template from that in the past study and investigate oscillatory phenomena in the case of the periodic bound- ary condition.

2. Two-template CNN

Two-template CNN in this study is defined by the following equations.

1: The case thati+j is an even number.

dxij

dt =−xij+Iα

+ ∑

c(k,l)

Aα(i, j;k, l)ykl

+ ∑

c(k,l)

Bα(i, j;k, l)ukl

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2: The case thati+j is an odd number.

dxij

dt =−xij+Iβ

+ ∑

c(k,l)

Aβ(i, j;k, l)ykl

+ ∑

c(k,l)

Bβ(i, j;k, l)ukl

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A{αβ}(i, j;k, l),B{αβ}(i, j;k, l) andI{αβ} are called as the feedback coefficient, the control coefficient and the bias current, respectively. The output equation of the cell is given as follows:

yij=f(xij). (3)

where,

f(x) = 0.5(|x+ 1| − |x−1|). (4) The variables u andy are the input and output vari- ables of the cell, respectively.

3. Computer simulation

We carried out computer simulations by using the following conditions. Boundary condition is periodic.

Initial state values are set as random values. The num- ber of cells is fixed as 8 ×8. The parameters of the template are given as the following form.

Aα=

−u v −u

v w v

−u v −u

, Aβ=

u −v u

−v −w −v

u −v u

,

Bα= 0, Bβ= 0, Iα= 0, Iβ = 0.

(5) The condition of the template was more limited in the past study.

Figure 1 shows one of the computer simulation re- sults. Oscillatory phenomena are observed and some cells are synchronized.

Fig. 1:

Oscillatory phenomena in the case of u= 1, v = 1.1 and w = 1. Vertical axes are synchronized groupes of cells. Horizontal axes are time. Cells are divided into four groups.

4. Conclusions

In this study, we investigated the oscillation phe- nomena in two-template CNN with the priodic bound- ary condition. We will investigate a range of the oscil- lation region.

References

[1] J. Fijii, Y. Hosokawa and Y. Nishio, “Wave Phenom- ena in Cellular Neural Networks Using Two Kinds of Template Sets,”Proc. of NOLTA’07, pp. 23–26, 2007.

[2] J. Fujii, Y. Hosokawa and Y. Nishio, “Oscillatory Phenomena in Cellular Neural Networks Using Two Kinds of Templates,”Proc. of NOLTA’08, pp. 688–

691, 2008.

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Figure 1 shows one of the computer simulation re- re-sults. Oscillatory phenomena are observed and some cells are synchronized.

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