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Theoretical modeling demonstrates robust synchronization in chaotic neural networks under periodic self-triggered impulsive control, suggesting practical utility for secure image encryption.
In this article, a periodic self-triggered impulsive (PSTI) control scheme is proposed to achieve synchronization of neural networks (NNs). Two kinds of impulsive gains with constant and random values are considered, and the corresponding synchronization criteria are obtained based on tools from impulsive control, event-driven control theory, and stability analysis. The designed triggering protocol is simpler, easier to implement, and more flexible compared with some previously reported algorithms as the protocol combines the advantages of the periodic sampling and event-driven control. In addition, the chaotic synchronization of NNs via the presented PSTI sampling is further applied to encrypt images. Several examples are also utilized to illustrate the validity of the presented synchronization algorithm of NNs based on PSTI control and its potential applications in image processing.
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