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The size of the basin of attraction for randomly sparse neural networks with optimal interactions is calculated. For all values of the storage ratio, alpha =p/C<2, where p is the number of random uncorrelated patterns and C is the connectivity, the basin of attraction is finite, while for alpha <0.42, the basin of attraction is (almost) 100%.
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E. Gardner (1989) studied this question.
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