Stochastic learning in a neural network with adapting synapses
G. Lattanzi, G. Nardulli, G. Pasquariello, S. Stramaglia
Abstract
We consider a neural network with adapting synapses whose dynamics can be analitically computed. The model is made of N neurons and each of them is connected to K input neurons chosen at random in the network. The synapses are n-states variables which evolve in time according to Stochastic Learning rules; a parallel stochastic dynamics is assumed for neurons. Since the network maintains the same dynamics whether it is engaged in computation or in learning new memories, a very low probability of synaptic transitions is assumed. In the limit N∞ with K large and finite, the correlations of neurons and synapses can be neglected and the dynamics can be analitically calculated by flow equations for the macroscopic parameters of the system.
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