Revisiting time-variant complex conjugate matrix equations with their corresponding real field time-variant large-scale linear equations, neural hypercomplex numbers space compressive approximation approach
Jiakuang He, Dongqing Wu

TL;DR
This paper introduces neural dynamic models for complex conjugate matrix equations, transforming them into real field equations, and proposes a hypercomplex approximation method, with experiments validating the models' effectiveness.
Contribution
It presents a novel neural hypercomplex numbers space compressive approximation approach and models for time-variant complex conjugate matrix equations, enhancing computational efficiency and accuracy.
Findings
Con-CZND1 model is more efficient due to fewer elements.
Transforming to real field affects performance based on matrix properties.
NHNSCAA improves approximation accuracy and computational performance.
Abstract
Large-scale linear equations and high dimension have been hot topics in deep learning, machine learning, control,and scientific computing. Because of special conjugate operation characteristics, time-variant complex conjugate matrix equations need to be transformed into corresponding real field time-variant large-scale linear equations. In this paper, zeroing neural dynamic models based on complex field error (called Con-CZND1) and based on real field error (called Con-CZND2) are proposed for in-depth analysis. Con-CZND1 has fewer elements because of the direct processing of complex matrices. Con-CZND2 needs to be transformed into the real field, with more elements, and its performance is affected by the main diagonal dominance of coefficient matrices. A neural hypercomplex numbers space compressive approximation approach (NHNSCAA) is innovatively proposed. Then Con-CZND1 conj model is…
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TopicsNeural Networks and Applications · Matrix Theory and Algorithms
