A digital map is a simple dynamical system that is related to various digital dynamical systems including cellular automata, dynamic binary neural networks, and digital spiking neurons. Depending on parameters and initial condition, the map can exhibit various periodic orbits and transient phenomena to them. In order to analyze the dynamics, we present two simple feature quantities. The first and second quantities characterize the plentifulness of the periodic phenomena and the deviation of the transient phenomena, respectively. Using the two feature quantities, we construct the steady-versus-transient plot that is useful in the visualization and consideration of various digital dynamical systems. As a first step, we demonstrate analysis results for an example of the digital maps based on analog bifurcating neuron models.
Hiroki YAMAOKA
Hosei University
Toshimichi SAITO
Hosei University
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Hiroki YAMAOKA, Toshimichi SAITO, "Steady-versus-Transient Plot for Analysis of Digital Maps" in IEICE TRANSACTIONS on Fundamentals,
vol. E99-A, no. 10, pp. 1806-1812, October 2016, doi: 10.1587/transfun.E99.A.1806.
Abstract: A digital map is a simple dynamical system that is related to various digital dynamical systems including cellular automata, dynamic binary neural networks, and digital spiking neurons. Depending on parameters and initial condition, the map can exhibit various periodic orbits and transient phenomena to them. In order to analyze the dynamics, we present two simple feature quantities. The first and second quantities characterize the plentifulness of the periodic phenomena and the deviation of the transient phenomena, respectively. Using the two feature quantities, we construct the steady-versus-transient plot that is useful in the visualization and consideration of various digital dynamical systems. As a first step, we demonstrate analysis results for an example of the digital maps based on analog bifurcating neuron models.
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