An unpredictable-dynamics approach to neural intelligence
Michail A. Zak · IEEE Expert · 1991
The theoretical basis for a dynamic neural network architecture that takes advantage of the notion of terminal chaos to process information in a way that is phenomenologically similar to brain activity is presented. The architecture exploits the phenomenology of nonlinear dynamic systems as an alternative to the traditional paradigm of finite-state machines. It is based on some effects of nonLipschitzian dynamics. The nonlinear phenomenon of terminal chaos and its relevance to brain activity are examined.>