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Modeling and Analysis of Autonomous Intelligence

Submission Deadline: 31 December 2021 (closed) View: 217

Guest Editors

Prof. Shiping Wen, University of Technology Sydney, Australia
Prof. Yin Yang, Hamad Bin Khalifa University, Qatar

Summary

For intelligent control, the implication is that, without a similar brain-body-environment triumvirate, self-driving cars, drones and agile robots will be forever limited to environments they have been programmed to navigate. Currently, progress in autonomy for these artificial agents is constrained by the available learning algorithms and design methods, most of which only work in static environments. As a result, they exhibit crippling fragility in unstructured and changing environments. Therefore, this topic aims to promote the development of autonomous control methods to be adapted to dynamically changing tasks and environments in real-time. Therefore, this topic is suitable for a special issue of CMES.

Keywords

• Autonomous intelligence
• Model design of general deep networks
• Neurodynamical analysis and application
• Dynamic analysis of deep neural networks
• Efficient training analysis for deep learning
• Deep neural network based control method
• Deep neural networks for image processing
• Robotic system modeling and its application
• Mathematical analysis of deep neural networks
• New meta-heuristic algorithm and its application
• Deep neural network based algorithms in smart grids
• New model of memristor-based system and its application
• Novel deep network architecture for emerging nano-devices
• Plug-in Electric Vehicle (PEV) management via learning systems
• The other related topics

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    Abstract Fixed-time synchronization (FTS) of delayed memristor-based neural networks (MNNs) with discontinuous activations is studied in this paper. Both continuous and discontinuous activations are considered for MNNs. And the mixed delays which are closer to reality are taken into the system. Besides, two kinds of control schemes are proposed, including feedback and adaptive control strategies. Based on some lemmas, mathematical inequalities and the designed controllers, a few synchronization criteria are acquired. Moreover, the upper bound of settling time (ST) which is independent of the initial values is given. Finally, the feasibility of our theory is attested More >

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