Dynamic Neural Network Models for Time-Varying Problem Solving: A Survey on Model Structures

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In recent years, neural networks have become a common practice in academia for handling complex problems. Numerous studies have indicated that complex problems can generally be formulated as a single or a set of time-varying equations. Dynamic neural networks, as powerful tools for processing time-varying problems, play an essential role in their online solution. This paper reviews recent advances in real-valued, complex-valued, and noise-tolerant dynamic neural networks for solving various time-varying problems, discusses the finite-time convergence, fixed/varying parameters, and noise tolerance properties of dynamic neural network models. This review is highly relevant for researchers and novices interested in using dynamic neural networks to solve time-varying problems.

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Hua, C., Cao, X., Xu, Q., Liao, B., & Li, S. (2023). Dynamic Neural Network Models for Time-Varying Problem Solving: A Survey on Model Structures. IEEE Access, 11, 65991–66008. https://doi.org/10.1109/ACCESS.2023.3290046

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