Periodically Intermittent Noise Stabilization Strategy Based on Discrete-Time State and Mode Observations for Impulsive Neural Networks with Random Switching
Blood(2024)SCI 1区
Anhui Univ
Abstract
In this paper, a periodic intermittent noise stabilization (also known as stochastic feedback control) strategy based on discrete-time state and mode observations is designed for a class of unstable impulsive neural networks with random switching (INNs-RS). This control scheme has two advantages, on the one hand, using noise as a control source can maintain the original state of the system on average. On the other hand, periodic intermittent control based on discrete-time state and mode observations can effectively reduce the cost of control. We first construct a new Lyapunov function and use the stationary distribution of Markov chains to establish the pth moment and almost sure exponential stability of controlled INNs-RS (CINNs-RS) with periodic intermittent noise controllers based on continuous-time observations. Then, by using the comparison principle, the almost sure exponential stability of CINNs-RS with periodic intermittent noise controllers based on discrete-time observations is established, and a method for calculating the upper bound of the interval between observations is provided. Finally, the rationality and feasibility of the control strategy are verified by and simulations.
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Periodic intermittent noise stabilization strategy,Impulsive neural networks with random switching,Markov chain,Discrete-time state and mode observations,Stationary distribution
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