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Extended dissipative filtering for delayed Markov jump neural networks via adaptive event-triggered mechanism

Abstract

This paper concentrates the extended dissipative filtering problem for Markov jump neural networks with time delays. For resource-saving purpose, one effective way is to adopt an adaptive event-triggered mechanism. On the basis of Lyapunov method and matrix inequalities, an adequate condition, which ensuring the filtering error systems with the extended dissiaptivity, is developed. Then, by tackling a bunch of linear matrix inequalities, the design method of the desired filter parameters are established. Eventually, the filter design method is verified by an numerical example.

Keywords:
Dissipative system Control theory (sociology) Computer science Filter (signal processing) Artificial neural network Lyapunov function Jump Markov process Matrix (chemical analysis) Filter design Mathematics Artificial intelligence Control (management) Nonlinear system Physics

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Neural Networks Stability and Synchronization
Physical Sciences →  Computer Science →  Computer Networks and Communications
Stability and Control of Uncertain Systems
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