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Exploiting Chaos to Control the Future
1993
Neural Information Processing Systems
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to a linear theory and requires considerable knowledge of the dynamics of the system to be controlled. ...
The controller is trained with a recurrent learning algorithm to minimize a novel objective function such that the controller can locate an unstable fixed point and drive the system into the fixed point ...
However, further study must be done to understand why and how NNs could provide more useful schemes to control real world chaos. ...
dblp:conf/nips/SunLC93
fatcat:gp4glknygzfv5p755zygcvrxsy
Principles and applications of chaotic systems
1995
Communications of the ACM
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Rather recently, however, we have begun to realize that the tools of chaos theory can be applied toward the understanding, manipulation, and control of a variety of systems, with many of the practical ...
It has deterministic (rather than probabilistic) underlying rules every future state of the system must follow. • Sensitivity to initial conditions. ...
Acknowledgments The authors are indebted to Kazuyuki Aihara and Ryu Katayama for their valuable information. ...
doi:10.1145/219717.219797
fatcat:qvnqtdfqubcphbi4vesctke2we
Introduction to the special issue
2001
IEEE Transactions on Circuits and Systems I Fundamental Theory and Applications
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His research and professional interests include nonlinear science and its application, synchronization and control of chaos, chaos communication, information theory and cryptography. ...
From 1995 to 1998 he was an Associate Dean of the Faculty of Electrical Engineering, Skopje, Macedonia. ...
human speech by exploiting properties of the speech signal which mimics structure exhibited by deterministic chaotic systems.
7) Nonlinear Circuits for Chaos-Based Communications: The future applicability ...
doi:10.1109/tcsi.2001.972844
fatcat:lplba6jkzzfpflq66spj6tr5ua
Dynamical Systems, Optimization, and Chaos
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1997
Control and Chaos
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The key questions motivating this research are: Does the human brain exploit chaos for generating intelligence? ...
Chaos occurs in dynamical systems, and frequently in engineering we seek to avoid chaos. At times chaos becomes the central fascination. ...
The challenge is for systems engineers working in the area of control applications to exploit the potential of chaos for enhanced control and on-line optimization. We have a long way to go. ...
doi:10.1007/978-1-4612-2446-4_13
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Perfect chaos
2008
Nature Photonics
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Third, and most importantly, we exploit the chaos in lasers that causes nonlinear amplification and mixing of the laser noise, producing large amplitude oscillations that can be used to generate digital ...
Better-quality randomness can be generated by adjusting the control parameters of two lasers to detune the main periodic components of the chaotic oscillations. ...
doi:10.1038/nphoton.2008.246
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Characteristic of Transient Response in Nonuniform Instability with Optically Controlled Fiber
광학적으로 제어된 섬유를 가진 비균일 불안정성의 과도 응답의 특성
2016
The Journal of Korea Institute of Information Electronics and Communication Technology
광학적으로 제어된 섬유를 가진 비균일 불안정성의 과도 응답의 특성
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In this paper we study the effect of chaos in nonuniform instability with optical fiber based IoT networks. The transient response of optically controlled fiber has also described. ...
The paradigm instability in fiber Internet serves as a test for fundamental study of chaos and its suppression and exploitation in practical application in optical communication. ...
If fiber suppressing by attractor proves to control chaos then, fiber suppressing under natural chaos can be exploited as a means for sensing structural instabilities. ...
doi:10.17661/jkiiect.2016.9.5.445
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Page 1516 of Mathematical Reviews Vol. , Issue 94c
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1994
Mathematical Reviews
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The crucial point is to exploit the knowledge of the nonlinear dynamics in order to minimize the time and energy nec- essary to achieve and maintain control. ...
Yorke, Sudden change in the size of chaotic attractors: how does it occur? (441-455); O. E. Réssler, The future of chaos (457-465); Appendix: discussions (467-539). ...
光カオスの応用
1995
The Review of Laser Engineering
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Using these techniques, it is possible that the dynamical variety in chaotic states can be exploited to increase the functionality of optical signal generators. ...
The challenge has been to avoid the need for complex control. ...
doi:10.2184/lsj.23.supplement_19
fatcat:rv4qullbhfgbfmyeq55wywib4q
LA NATURALEZA, LAS MATEMÁTICAS, LA INGENIERÍA Y EL CAOS
2010
Ingeniare : Revista Chilena de Ingeniería
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These are some of the questions which arise when we discover that chaos is ubiquitous in our day-to-day life. ...
The beauty of the unexpected Is Nature predictable? Can we know with certainty how physical and engineering systems evolve? Can unexpected complexity come from simplicity? ...
The control of chaos is based on eliminating chaos. ...
doi:10.4067/s0718-33052010000100001
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CHAOS COMPUTING: AN INTRODUCTION
2019
International Journal of Engineering Research and Advanced Technology
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It aims at implementing computing functions through the construction of logical gates by employing chaotic elements. The paper provides a brief introduction to chaos computing. ...
One such paradigm is chaos computing. Chaos computing is based on the nonlinear dynamical principles and can perform all logical operations. ...
In mathematics, chaos signifies that the equations expressing nonlinear systems are extremely sensitive to initial inputs or conditions and it is hardly possible to predict their future behavior with a ...
doi:10.31695/ijerat.2019.3423
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Interacting in chaos
1999
Interactions
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After two decades of work on interacting through the desktop metaphor, it is now time to look into the future to find new problems whose solutions will empower users in fundamental ways. ...
The chaos induced by the diversity of information, collaborators and interactive platforms is the key issue that this paper will explore. ...
The capacities of human users define the fundamental convergent forces that can be exploited by future interactive systems to master the chaos imposed by exponential growth. ...
doi:10.1145/312683.312720
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Interacting In Chaos
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1998
Eurographics
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After two decades of work on interacting through the desktop metaphor, it is now time to look into the future to find new problems whose solutions will empower users in fundamental ways. ...
The chaos induced by the diversity of information, collaborators and interactive platforms is the key issue that this paper will explore. ...
The capacities of human users define the fundamental convergent forces that can be exploited by future interactive systems to master the chaos imposed by exponential growth. ...
doi:10.1007/978-3-7091-3693-5_1
fatcat:l25lpabczbev5b24a62li24u3y
Interacting in chaos
1998
Proceedings of the 3rd international conference on Intelligent user interfaces - IUI '98
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After two decades of work on interacting through the desktop metaphor, it is now time to look into the future to find new problems whose solutions will empower users in fundamental ways. ...
The chaos induced by the diversity of information, collaborators and interactive platforms is the key issue that this paper will explore. ...
The capacities of human users define the fundamental convergent forces that can be exploited by future interactive systems to master the chaos imposed by exponential growth. ...
doi:10.1145/268389.268407
dblp:conf/iui/Olsen98
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Page 5867 of Mathematical Reviews Vol. , Issue 94j
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1994
Mathematical Reviews
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This renders the stabilization method used for controlling chaos proposed by Ott, Grebogi, and Yorke (OGY) not directly applicable to Hamiltonian systems. ...
Other issues related to controlling chaos in Hamiltonian systems are also discussed.”
{For the entire collection see MR 94h:00020.}
94j:58114 58F13 58F40 92C20 Nekorkin, V. I. ...
Applied Chaos
1997
Shock and Vibration
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Chaos also plays a hand in the control of heart rate variability. Chaotic behavior can create undesirable situations. ...
Future direction chaos theory will be to make this topic a viable tool in the prediction of how a system will behave before the system is physically observed. ...
doi:10.1155/1997/295417
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