ICANN 2001: Artificial Neural Networks — ICANN 2001 pp 851-856 | Cite as
Self Organized Partitioning of Chaotic Attractors for Control
Abstract
We propose a method to use self organizing neural networks to extract information out of nonlinear dynamic systems for control. Nonlinear strange attractors are educed by these systems or the attractors can be reconstructed. These attractors are partitioned by a newly developed self organizing neural network. Thus the stream of system states is transformed into a stream of symbols, which can now serve as basis for further investigation or control. We are convinced, that controlling and understanding such nonlinear or chaotic systems is easier, when using the information within the stream of extracted symbols.
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