On the use of associative memory in Hopfield networks designed to solve propositional satisfiability problems

Weber, Natalya, Koch, Werner, Erdem, Ozan, Froese, Tom

arXiv.org Artificial Intelligence 

Many important real-world problems in different The combination of domain knowledge and centralized scientific fields can be naturally expressed as MaxSAT control is an effective solution to a broad class of optimization [6]: routing and scheduling problems in industrial engineering, problems. However, in the case of complex adaptive systems, software and hardware debugging in computer science and the system's control tends to be distributed and it is often computer engineering, different problems of bioinformatics unclear what the most appropriate trajectory is and even the in biological sciences, just to name a few. It was previously form of the optimal solution may simply be unknown. This is mentioned [7] that the initial weights of the HN network in the case for many kinds of biological systems, but also social an optimization framework represent a weighted-Max-2-SAT systems, that tend to be capable of giving rise to creative problem, but it was never actually shown how one would start solutions even under novel circumstances. Such a complex from a SAT problem in question and use the SO model to solve adaptive system cannot necessarily rely on the availability it (an analogous model to that of SO was used before to solve of error or reward signals to improve its behavior, which a concrete problem [8], but not in the form of a SAT problem raises the intriguing question of what other, more minimal on which we expand subsequently). This poses an obstacle for mechanisms could be available.

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