Two-Neuron Based Memristive Hopfield Neural Network with Synaptic Crosstalk
Rong Qiu, Yujiao Dong, Xin Jiang, Guangyi Wang
Abstract
Synaptic crosstalk is an important biological phenomenon that widely exists in neural networks. The crosstalk can influence the ability of neurons to control the synaptic weights, thereby causing rich dynamics of neural networks. Based on the crosstalk between synapses, this paper presents a novel two-neuron based memristive Hopfield neural network with a hyperbolic memristor emulating synaptic crosstalk. The dynamics of the neural networks with varying memristive parameters and crosstalk weights are analyzed via the phase portraits, time-domain waveforms, bifurcation diagrams, and basin of attraction. Complex phenomena, especially coexisting dynamics, chaos and transient chaos emerge in the neural network. Finally, the circuit simulation results verify the effectiveness of theoretical analyses and mathematical simulation and further illustrate the feasibility of the two-neuron based memristive Hopfield neural network hardware.