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On Fixed Points of Continuous Mappings Associated with Construction of Artificial Neural Networks

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A general topological approach is proposed for the construction of converging artificial neural networks (ANN) by applying decision-making algorithms tuned on a sequence of iterations of continuous mappings (ANN layers). The mappings are selected using optimization principles underlying ANN training, and decision-making based on the results of training a multilayer ANN corresponds to finding a sequence converging to a fixed point. It is found that problems of this class are computationally unstable, which is caused by the phenomenon of dynamic chaos associated with the ill-posedness of the problems. Stabilization methods converging to stable fixed points of the mappings are proposed, which is the starting point for a wide variety of mathematical studies concerning the optimization of training sets in ANN construction.

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This work was performed within the state assignment of the Scientific Research Institute for System Analysis of the Russian Academy of Sciences (fundamental research GP-47), subject no. 0065-2019-0007.

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Betelin, V.B., Galkin, V.A. On Fixed Points of Continuous Mappings Associated with Construction of Artificial Neural Networks. Dokl. Math. 106, 423–425 (2022). https://doi.org/10.1134/S1064562422700089

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