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Stability Analysis of Fraction-Order Hopfield Neuron Network and Noise-Induced Coherence Resonance

In this paper, dynamical behaviors of fraction-order Hopfield neuron network are investigated. Firstly, Mittag-Leffler stability analysis is carried out and some sufficient conditions are obtained. On the basis of theoretical analysis, two criteria for determining the stability of fraction-order Hopfield neuron network are presented and comparison between them is given by theoretical analysis along with numerical simulation. According to the proposed criteria, by selecting suitable system parameters, it can be obtained that fraction-order Hopfield neuron network can stabilize to the equilibrium point or an attractor, which can be a periodic orbit or two points. Secondly, considering the inevitable noise in the complex environment of neuron network, the effect of noise on the dynamics of fraction-order Hopfield neuron network is discussed via calculating coefficient of variation and numerical simulations. Results suggest that random noise can cause coherence resonance in fraction-order Hopfield neuron network for certain noise intensity.


Introduction
In the past decades, dynamical behaviors of autonomous ordinary differential system attracted much attention. Chaotic attractor, stability, and its control have been reported in several literatures. For example, an extended Lu system was introduced, which displayed very complex dynamics for different initial conditions, such as a pair of strange attractors, a pair of limit cycles, and a pair of point attractors [1]. A novel three-dimensional chaotic system with three nonlinearities was proposed and multistability was shown for different parameters, such as one stable equilibrium, two stable equilibria and one saddle node, and two saddle foci and one saddle node [2]. An extremely simple chaotic system was constructed, which is provided with infinitely many coexisting chaotic attractors [3].
Recently, dynamical behavior of neurons attracted much attention due to its complexity and wide application in many fields. To better explore the dynamics of neurons, reliable neuron model should take the biophysical effect into account, for example, continuous exchange and pumping of calcium, sodium, and even potassium, which can induce time-varying physical magnetic in the cell. erefore, magnetic flux [4] or field variable [5] has been included to describe the field effect. Based on the biophysical neuron models, field coupling was activated to enhance signal exchange via synchronization between neuron circuits and nonlinear circuits [6,7]. A 2D Hindmarsh-Rose model with a unique unstable equilibrium point was put up and multistability was observed [8]. A five-dimensional memristorcoupled neuron model was studied and coexisting phenomena of multiple firing patterns were uncovered [9]. In ordinary way, neuron is only a unit composing neuron network and its dynamics are closely related to many other neurons. Dynamics of neuron or neuron network and the application have been concerned more and more [10][11][12][13][14].
e multistability property was studied in impulsive multisynchronization of coupled multistable neural networks with time-varying delay [13]. Multistability and bifurcation of a delayed neural network were investigated to find a phenomenon where there coexist sixteen stable states with their own domains of attraction in the system [14]. Among many kinds of neuron networks, Hopfield neuron network [15] has become a prime topic thanks to its application in practical design and many results have been obtained [16][17][18][19]. A simplified Hopfield neural network (HNN) with three neurons was proposed and various behaviors were found by selecting different state initial values [16]. A novel hyperbolic-type memristor-based 3-neuron Hopfield neural network was addressed and multistable phenomena were achieved [17]. A 4D Hopfield neural network was investigated and coexistence of asymmetric self-excited attractors was exhibited [18]. A 4D autonomous Hopfield neural network was explored and multiple coexisting stable states for several sets of synaptic weight were found [19].
In the past decades, fractional calculus has been applied into various fields because of its accurate describing in many interdisciplinary fields, such as fraction-order memristive chaotic circuit [20], fractional stochastic noise [21], fractional-order relaxation-oscillation model [22], and fractional-order financial model [23]. With the expansion of application fractional calculus, dynamics of fractional-order system have been investigated. Stability and Hopf bifurcations of many fractional-order systems or networks have been discussed, such as a novel delayed fractional-order small-world network [24], a new fractional-order neural network model with multiple delays [25], a new fractionalorder chemotherapy model with two different delays [26], a class of high-dimension fractional ring-structured neural networks with multiple time delays [27], a new fractionalorder chaotic Genesio-Tesi model [28], a delayed generalized fractional-order prey-predator model [29], a new fractionalorder delayed malware propagation model [30], and fractional-order bidirectional associative memory (BAM) neural networks [31]. Delay-dependent stability and the existence of Hopf bifurcation about the order in a fractional chaotic system was proved, and threshold value of fractional-order alpha below which the chaos disappears regardless of values of system parameters was found [32].
Existing results suggested that fractional derivative is a useful tool for describing the memory property of information process. One of the advantages is that fraction order gives an extra degree of freedom for controlling system's performance. It is well known that neuron system is often in complex environment and its dynamical behaviors are inevitably influenced by biophysical effect, nonuniformal diffusion, flexible anatomic structure, and so forth. erefore, some kinds of fraction-order neural network have been set up and dynamics of them have been explored, especially the stability analysis. A new kind of stability of fractionorder neuron network was surveyed and some criteria were obtained [33]. Stability and synchronization of fractionorder neuron network were discussed and conditions on them were presented [34,35]. Global Mittag-Leffler stability for fraction-order neuron network with impulse effects was concerned and existence of equilibrium point was verified [36]. Multiple stability was confirmed in fraction-order neuron network with Gaussian activation function [37].
Although some results have been obtained about the dynamics of fraction-order neuron network as well as some affecting factors, analysis of the dynamical behaviors of fraction-order neuron network is still an important and challenging work. Many other factors should be further explored, such as initial values and network parameters.
In this paper, effect of network parameters on the dynamical behaviors of fraction-order Hopfield neuron network is to be investigated. Some sufficient conditions for the stability are derived and two criteria are given by theoretical analysis. Noise-induced coherence resonance of the considered network is also probed.

Model Description and Preliminaries
To analyze the dynamics of fraction-order system, several fractional calculus definitions have been proposed, among which Caputo definition [38] received great attention in many fields because it is provided with the same initial conditions as integer-order derivative. erefore, in this paper, Caputo definition will be considered.
Definition 1 (see [38] where Γ(·) is Gamma function, t 0 is positive constant, and n − 1 < α < n with positive integer n. For simplicity, in the following work, Caputo's operator As far as we know, integer-order Hopfield neural network (HNN) model can be represented by which is a system of differential equations. In (2), x(t) � (x 1 (t), x 2 (t), . . . , x n (t)) T is state variable, f j (·) is activation function of the jth neuron, a ij is a constant indicating synaptic connection weight between the ith neuron and the jth neuron, and positive constant c i and I i are self-regulating parameter and external signal of the ith neuron, respectively.
Fractional-order neural network has received much attention in control, intelligent processing, and other fields due to its unique structure of knowledge representation and the method of information processing. erefore, starting from (2), replace the usual integer-order derivative by the fractional-order Caputo derivative, and then fraction-order Hopfield neuron network (FHNN) can be obtained as which is composed of n neurons. In (3), α ∈ (0, 1) and the explanations of other parameters are the same as those in (2).
According to [39], Lipschitz-continuous function f j can make equation have a unique solution. To gain the main results of this paper, Assumption 1 is given. (3) is Lipschitz-continuous on R; that is,

Assumption 1. It is assumed that the neuron activation function f j in
When solving the problem of fractional differential equation, Mittag-Leffler function is often used, which plays the same role as the exponential function for solving integerorder differential equation and can be defined as where α > 0, β > 0 and z ∈ C. For β � 1, formula (6) can be simplified as which involves only one parameter α. From (5) and (6), it can be known that Furthermore, Laplace transform of Mittag-Leffler function (5) can be obtained as where t and s are variables from time domain and Laplace domain, respectively. s is satisfied with the condition Re(s) > |λ 1/α |. When the equilibrium point x � 0, definition of Mittag-Leffler stability of fraction-order system was given in [40]. If the equilibrium point x * ≠ 0, via transformation, we can get corresponding result as depicted in Definition 2.
can be obtained; then it is said that the solution is globally Mittag-Leffler-stable at x * . According to the result in [41], global Mittag-Leffler stability means globally asymptotic stability.

Stability Analysis
In this section, stability of FHNN (3) is discussed via theoretical analysis and numerical simulations.

eoretical Analysis.
According to the preliminaries in Section 2, stability of FHNN (3) is to be analyzed and some sufficient conditions are to be derived. For this end, two lemmas are introduced firstly.
Existence of equilibrium points is given as follows in Theorem 1.

Theorem 1. Considering FHNN (3), if Assumption 1 holds, constants a ij and c i satisfy
and then there is unique equilibrium point x * of FHNN (3).
where u � (u 1 , u 2 , ..., u n ) T and f j is Lipschitz-continuous function with Lipschitz-constant L j > 0. en, for any vec- Sum both sides of (14), and n and then we can get en, H: R n ⟶ R n can be regarded as a contraction mapping on R n . In light of the principle of compression mapping, FHNN (3) is provided with a unique equilibrium point

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When x * � 0, it is easy to gain the stability of FHNN (3) at equilibrium point x * . When x * can be shifted to the origin and FHNN (3) can be transformed into where and then FHNN (3)  Proof. In terms of condition (19), it can be known that FHNN (3) has unique equilibrium point. Suppose x * is unique equilibrium point and construct Lyapunov function and, on the basis of Lemma 2, v i (t) satisfies According to formula (19), λ � min c i − L i n j�1 a ji > 0 holds. Fraction-order derivative of V(t) along FHNN (3) can be derived as According to Lemma 1, one has which implies that It means that en one has It follows that x * is uniformly attractive, which implies that FHNN (3) achieves global Mittag-Leffler stability at the unique equilibrium point x * . eorem 2 is proved.
In the proof of eorem 2, Lyapunov function is constructed by using the absolute value function. Compared with general Lyapunov function, the addressed Lyapunov function has certain advantage. On the one hand, it is simple for calculation; on the other hand, by introducing sign function, the discussion of nonsmoothness can be avoided.

□ Theorem 3. If Assumption 1 holds, constants a ij and c i in
and then FHNN (3) is globally Mittag-Leffler-stable.

Numerical Simulations.
In the simulations to verify eorems 2 and 3, MATLAB program and Adams-Bashforth-Moulton predictor-corrector algorithm [43] are implemented and the initial conditions x i (t) (i � 1, 2, 3) are considered as Gaussian white noise.

Simulations about eorem 2.
e system parameters are selected as c 1 � c 2 � c 3 � 3, I 1 � 0.5, I 2 � 1.2, and I 3 � − 0.8 and the matrix of synaptic connection weight is taken as e activation functions are taken as f j (x j ) � tanh(x j ) (j � 1, 2, 3). By calculation, we know that conditions in eorem 2 are satisfied for L i � 1(i � 1, 2, 3), λ � 0.1, and θ < 1. According to eorem 2, unique equilibrium point of FHNN (3) and it can be calculated that λ � min 1≤i≤n c i − L i n j�1 | a ji |} � − 9.2323 < 0, which suggests that eorem 2 is invalid for this case. But there exists c 1 − L 1 and calculation results suggest c i − L i n j�1 a ji > 0 (i � 1, 2); λ � min 1≤i≤n c i − L i n j�1 |a ji | � − 5.6958 < 0. It means that the parameters in this case still only satisfy eorem 3. e dynamical behaviors of FHNN (3) in this case are depicted in Figure 4, which indicates that the solution of FHNN (3) converges to a limit cycle, which is a periodic oscillation in the neighborhood of equilibrium point x * � (0.03,0.50, 0.1) T and can be regarded as the attractor of FHNN (3).
and, by calculation, it can be known that only eorem 3 is satisfied. e dynamical behaviors of FHNN (3) are drawn in Figure 5, which illustrates that FHNN (3)

Noise-Induced Coherence Resonance
Via stability analysis, it can be obtained that FHNN (3) can reach global Mittag-Leffler stability for suitable system parameters. But, as we all know, neural network is inevitably disturbed by noise, which can destroy the stability and lead to coherence resonance. As a kind of inevitable noise, the electromagnetic induction may appear in the complex environment of neuron network. To obtain the effects of electromagnetic induction on the dynamics of neuron network, dynamics analysis of memristor synapse-coupled Hopfield neural network has been executed and results suggested that memristive Hopfield neural network can show the coexistence of chaotic and stable point attractors [44], coexistence of multistable patterns of the spiral chaotic Mathematical Problems in Engineering 5   patterns, and stable resting patterns [45]. In this paper, the effect of Gaussian white noise on the dynamics of FHNN (3) is discussed. It is supposed that the first neuron is disturbed by noise. en the considered network can be written as        Mathematical Problems in Engineering and D is noise intensity. To investigate the coherence resonance of FHNN (32) induced by noise, as an irregularity index of the neuron network, coefficient of variation is introduced as which is the ratio of the standard deviation of ISI to the mean of ISI. e smaller the CV is, the more regular the network presents, which means that the network is provided with better synchronization. e larger the CV is, the more irregular the network appears.
To discuss the coherence resonance of FHNN (32) by noise, noise is added when time series develops to a certain time, as an illustration, at t � 12000 time units. Dynamics of FHNN (32) are calculated and depicted in Figures 6-9, which reveal the noise-induced coherence resonance in FHNN (32). e parameters in Figures 6 and  7 are taken to be the same as those in Figures 2 and 3, respectively. Figures 6 and 7 indicate that Gaussian white noise can excite FHNN (32) from stability to vibration and produce coherence resonance. e parameters in Figure 8 are chosen the same as those in Figure 4. Figure 8 suggests that Gaussian white noise can suppress the dynamical behaviors of FHNN (32) and make it change from periodic state to chaotic state. e variation of noise intensity also can induce coherence resonance. e parameters in Figure 9 are the same as those in Figure 5. Figure 9 confirmed that random noise can also make bistable FHNN [3] produce coherence resonance.

Conclusions
Our main work is about the Mittag-Leffler stability and noise-induced coherence resonance of fraction-order Hopfield neuron network.
Firstly, stability of fraction-order Hopfield neuron network is analyzed and two criteria for judging whether fraction-order neuron network is globally stable are addressed. Numerical simulations are used to interpret the rationality and feasibility of the theoretical results. Furthermore, via analyzing the simulations, it can be obtained that system parameters have significant effect in describing neural network's dynamics. Particularly, an interesting phenomenon is found that, by selecting suitable system parameters, fraction-order Hopfield neuron network can stabilize to a limit cycle or two equilibriums accidently. e latter is a brand-new and important form of global stability and can be called global bistability.
Secondly, noise-induced coherence resonance of fraction-order Hopfield neural network is discussed. Numerical simulations indicate that, for given system parameters, whether the fractional-order Hopfield neural network tends to the equilibrium point or to an attractor domain, random noise can induce coherence resonance.
Results in this paper suggest that system parameters and random noise have significant impact on the dynamical behaviors of fraction-order Hopfield neuron network, which tells us that some potential work should be considered for fraction-order neuron network, like mechanisms underlying the bistability and the effect of system parameters on the coherence resonance. Furthermore, the dynamics of fraction-order neuron network with time delay and impulse coupling can be discussed along with time-delay-induced bistability or coherence resonance.
Dynamical behaviors of fraction-order neural network are of great significance due to its wide application. For example, the stability analysis of fraction-order neural network can provide theoretical basis for design of new circuits, such as multistable trigger and soft switch circuit. Noise-induced coherence resonance of fraction-order Hopfield neural network is helpful for understanding the dynamics of neuron system in noisy environment and diagnosing certain nervous system diseases.
Data Availability e data used in our study are included within the article, and the authors used no other data. Researchers can verify the results of the article, replicate the analysis, and conduct secondary analyses using the data in the paper.