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Abstract
In this article, we first propose a reasonable definition of Weyl almost automorphic stochastic process in finite-dimensional distributions. Then, efforts were made to investigate the existence and stability of Weyl almost automorphic solutions in finite-dimensional distributions to a class of stochastic shunting inhibitory cellular neural networks (SICNNs) with D operators. Because the space formed by Weyl almost automorphic random processes is not a complete space, in order to overcome this difficulty, firstly, we use Banach’s fixed point theorem on a closed subset of the Banach space composed of \(\mathcal {L}^p\) bounded and \(\mathcal {L}^p\) uniformly continuous random processes to obtain that the network under consideration admits a unique solution in this subset, secondly, based on the definition of Weyl almost automorphic solutions in finite-dimensional distributions, using inequality techniques, we prove that the solution is also Weyl almost automorphic in finite-dimensional distributions, then, the global exponential stability of the Weyl almost automorphic solution is proved using the contradiction method. The results and methods of this paper are new and can be used to study the corresponding problems of other neural network models. Finally, a numerical example is provided to demonstrate the effectiveness of our results.
在本文中,我们首先提出了有限维分布中Weyl almost automorphic随机过程的合理定义。然后,对一类带 D 算子的随机分流抑制性蜂窝神经网络(SICNN)在有限维分布中的 Weyl 近乎自动形态解的存在性和稳定性进行了研究。由于Weyl almost automorphic随机过程所构成的空间并不是一个完整的空间,为了克服这一困难,首先,我们在由(\mathcal {L}^p\)有界和(\mathcal {L}^p\)均匀连续随机过程构成的巴纳赫空间的一个封闭子集上使用巴纳赫定点定理,得到所考虑的网络在该子集上有唯一解、其次,根据有限维分布中韦尔近自形解的定义,利用不等式技术证明该解在有限维分布中也是韦尔近自形的,然后利用矛盾法证明韦尔近自形解的全局指数稳定性。本文的结果和方法都很新颖,可用于研究其他神经网络模型的相应问题。最后,本文提供了一个数值示例来证明我们结果的有效性。
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