The solution of constrained satisfaction and constrained optimization problems using a Hopfield model requires determination of the values of a certain number of coefficients linked to the surrounding conditions of the problem. It is quite difficult to determine these values, above all because a heuristic search is necessary. This is not only time-consuming, but may lead to solutions that are far from optimal, or even nonvalid ones. So far, there have been no works in literature offering a general method for the search for coefficients which will guarantee optimal or close to optimal solutions. This paper proposes a fuzzy approach which allows automatic determination of Hopfield coefficients.

Solving constraint satisfaction and optimization problems by a neuro-fuzzy approach

CAVALIERI, Salvatore
;
RUSSO, Marco
1999-01-01

Abstract

The solution of constrained satisfaction and constrained optimization problems using a Hopfield model requires determination of the values of a certain number of coefficients linked to the surrounding conditions of the problem. It is quite difficult to determine these values, above all because a heuristic search is necessary. This is not only time-consuming, but may lead to solutions that are far from optimal, or even nonvalid ones. So far, there have been no works in literature offering a general method for the search for coefficients which will guarantee optimal or close to optimal solutions. This paper proposes a fuzzy approach which allows automatic determination of Hopfield coefficients.
1999
constrained optimization problems, constrained satisfaction problems, fuzzy logic, Hopfield neural networks
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