GAM: A General Auto-Associative Memory Model
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- SHI Hongchi
- Department of Contputer Engineering & Computer Science, The University of Missouri-Colurnbia
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- ZHAO Yunxin
- Department of Contputer Engineering & Computer Science, The University of Missouri-Colurnbia
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- ZHUANG Xinhua
- Department of Contputer Engineering & Computer Science, The University of Missouri-Colurnbia
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- REN Fuji
- Faculty of Engineering, The University of Tokushima
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This paper attempts to establish a theory for a general auto-associative memory model. We start by defining a new concept called supporting function to replace the concept of energy function. As known, the energy function relies on the assumption of symmetric interconnection weights, which is used in the conventional Hopfield auto-associative memory, but not evidenced in any biological memories. We then formulate the information retrieving process as a dynamic system by making use of the supporting function and derive the attraction or asymptotic stability condition and the condition for convergence of an arbitrary state to a desired state. The latter represents a key condition for associative memory to have a capability of learning from variant samples. Finally, we develop an algorithm to learn the asymptotic stability condition and an algorithm to train the system to recover desired states from their variant samples. The latter called sample learning algorithm is the first of its kind ever been discovered for associative memories. Both recalling and learning processes are of finite convergence, a must-have feature for associative memories by analogy to normal human memory. The effectiveness of the recalling and learning algorithms is experimentally demonstrated.
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- IEICE transactions on information and systems
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IEICE transactions on information and systems 85 (7), 1153-1164, 2002-07-01
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- CRID
- 1574231877209057280
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- NII論文ID
- 110003210667
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- NII書誌ID
- AA10826272
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- ISSN
- 09168532
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- en
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