Please use this identifier to cite or link to this item: http://hdl.handle.net/11455/99377
標題: On Wang k WTA With Input Noise, Output Node Stochastic, and Recurrent State Noise
作者: John Sum
Chi-Sing Leung
Kevin I.-J. Ho
關鍵字: Input noise;output node stochastic;recurrent state noise;stochastic differential equations (SDEs);wang kWTA
Project: IEEE Transactions on Neural Networks and Learning Systems, Volume 29, Issue 9, Pages 4212-4222
摘要: 
In this paper, the effect of input noise, output node stochastic, and recurrent state noise on the Wang kWTA is analyzed. Here, we assume that noise exists at the recurrent state y(t) and it can either be additive or multiplicative. Besides, its dynamical change (i.e., dy/dt) is corrupted by noise as well. In sequel, we model the dynamics of y(t) as a stochastic differential equation and show that the stochastic behavior of y(t) is equivalent to an Ito diffusion. Its stationary distribution is a Gibbs distribution, whose modality depends on the noise condition. With moderate input noise and very small recurrent state noise, the distribution is single modal and hence y(∞) has high probability varying within the input values of the k and k + 1 winners (i.e., correct output). With small input noise and large recurrent state noise, the distribution could be multimodal and hence y(∞) could have probability varying outside the input values of the k and k + 1 winners (i.e., incorrect output). In this regard, we further derive the conditions that the kWTA has high probability giving correct output. Our results reveal that recurrent state noise could have severe effect on Wang kWTA. But, input noise and output node stochastic could alleviate such an effect.
URI: http://hdl.handle.net/11455/99377
DOI: 10.1109/TNNLS.2017.2759905
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