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    New criteria for the existence of stable equilibrium points in nonsymmetric cellular neural networks
    (2003) Özcan, Neyir; Arık, Sabri; Tavşanoğlu, Ahmet Vedat
    This paper presents new criteria for the existence of stable equilibrium points in the total saturation region for cellular neural networks (CNNs). It is shown that the results obtained can be used to derive some complete stability conditions for some special classes of CNNs such as positive cell-linking CNNs, opposite-sign CNNs and dominant-template CNNs. Our results are also compared with the previous results derived in the literature for the existence of stable equilibrium points for CNNs.
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    New criteria for the existence of stable equilibrium points in nonsymmetric cellular neural networks
    (IEEE, 2003) Özcan, Neyir; Arık, Sabri; Tavşanoğlu, Ahmet Vedat
    A new criteria for the existence of stable equilibrium points in nonsymmetric cellular neural networks (CNN) was presented. It was shown that the results obtained can be used to derive some complete stability conditions for some special classes of CNNs such as positive cell-linking CNNs, opposite-sign CNNs and dominant-template CNNs. The model of the CNN whose dynamical behavior was described by the state equations was discussed.
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    Robust stability analysis of a class of delayed neural networks
    (2012) Özcan, Neyir; Arik, Sabri
    This paper studies the global robust stability of delayed neural networks. A new sufficient condition that ensures the existence, uniqueness and global robust asymptotic stability of the equilibrium point is presented. The obtained condition is derived by using the Lyapunov stability and Homomorphic mapping theorems and by employing the Lipschitz activation functions. The result presented establishes a relationship between the network parameters of the neural system independently of time delays. We show that our results is new and improves some of the previous global robust stability results expressed for delayed neural networks.