Using chaotic neural nets to compress, store, and transmit information
Gianfranco Basti, A. Perrone, Paola Cocciolo · Proceedings of SPIE, the International Society for Optical Engineering/Proceedings of SPIE · 1994
In order to find a very efficient technique to compress, store, and transmit to earth information from a satellite we developed a scheme of chaotic neural net using a new technique of extraction of unstable orbits within a chaotic attractor without applying classical embedding dimensions. We illustrate this technique both from the theoretical and the experimental standpoint. From the theoretical standpoint we show that by this extraction technique it is possible to perform a series expansion of a chaotic dynamics directly through all its composing cycles. Finally, we show how to apply these new possibilities deriving from our new technique of chaos detection, characterization, and stabilization to design a chaotic neural net. Because it is possible to profit by all the skeleton of unstable periodic orbits (i.e., all the inner frequencies) characterizing a chaotic attractor to store information, this net can in principle display an exponential increasing of memory capacity with respect to classical attractor nets.