A generalized associative memory model with potentially high capacity is presented. A memory of this kind with M stored vectors of length N, can be implemented with M nonlinear neurons, N ordinary thresholding neurons, and 2MN binary synapses. It is shown that special cases of this model include the Hopfield and high-order correlation memories. A special case of the model, based on a neuron which can implement the subthreshold region, is presented. The authors analyze the capacity of this exponentially associative memory and show that it scales exponentially with N. In any practical realization, however, the dynamic range of the exponentiators is constrained. They show that the capacity for networks with fixed dynamic range exponential circ...
We apply some variants of evolutionary computations to the Hopfield model of associative memory. In ...
Recent advances in associative memory design through structured pattern sets and graph-based inferen...
A new, biologically plausible model of associative memory is presented. First, a historical perspect...
A generalized associative memory model with potentially high capacity is presented. A memory of this...
In this paper we describe the VLSI design and testing of a high capacity associative memory which w...
A model for a class of high-capacity associative memories is presented. Since they are based on two-...
In this paper we describe the VLSI design and testing of a high capacity associative memory which we...
We consider the problem of neural association for a network of non-binary neurons. Here, the task is...
The Hopfield network (Hopfield, 1982,1984) provides a simple model of an associative memory in a neu...
A number of neural network models, in which fixed-point and limit-cycle attractors of the underlying...
A number of neural network models, in which fixed-point and limit-cycle attractors of the underlying...
A model of associate memory incorporating global linearity and pointwise nonlinearities in a state s...
The information capacity of general forms of memory is formalized. The number of bits of information...
We propose a genetic algorithm for mutually connected neural networks to obtain a higher capacity of...
Abstract—We consider the problem of neural association for a network of non-binary neurons. Here, th...
We apply some variants of evolutionary computations to the Hopfield model of associative memory. In ...
Recent advances in associative memory design through structured pattern sets and graph-based inferen...
A new, biologically plausible model of associative memory is presented. First, a historical perspect...
A generalized associative memory model with potentially high capacity is presented. A memory of this...
In this paper we describe the VLSI design and testing of a high capacity associative memory which w...
A model for a class of high-capacity associative memories is presented. Since they are based on two-...
In this paper we describe the VLSI design and testing of a high capacity associative memory which we...
We consider the problem of neural association for a network of non-binary neurons. Here, the task is...
The Hopfield network (Hopfield, 1982,1984) provides a simple model of an associative memory in a neu...
A number of neural network models, in which fixed-point and limit-cycle attractors of the underlying...
A number of neural network models, in which fixed-point and limit-cycle attractors of the underlying...
A model of associate memory incorporating global linearity and pointwise nonlinearities in a state s...
The information capacity of general forms of memory is formalized. The number of bits of information...
We propose a genetic algorithm for mutually connected neural networks to obtain a higher capacity of...
Abstract—We consider the problem of neural association for a network of non-binary neurons. Here, th...
We apply some variants of evolutionary computations to the Hopfield model of associative memory. In ...
Recent advances in associative memory design through structured pattern sets and graph-based inferen...
A new, biologically plausible model of associative memory is presented. First, a historical perspect...