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    • Artificial Intelligence
    • Optimization Theory

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    • Existing neural network models often struggle with the complexities of NS-TD problems.

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    • Introduce a new Nonsmooth Time-Dependent Network (NTN) capable of handling NS-TD convex feasibility problems.
    • Extend previous nonsmooth neural network concepts to a TD context.

    Main Methods:

    • The NTN is defined using the subdifferential of an NS-TD barrier function and a vector field for unconstrained dynamics.
    • Analysis focuses on the network's dynamic phases concerning a moving convex feasibility set C(t).

    Main Results:

    • NTN dynamics exhibit two phases: initial convergence to the set C(t) and subsequent tracking of the set.
    • Solutions reach the set in finite time and remain feasible for all subsequent times.
    • The network successfully finds exact feasible solutions for NS-TD convex feasibility problems.

    Conclusions:

    • The proposed NTN offers a robust method for solving NS-TD convex feasibility problems.
    • Its unique dynamics are promising for applications in TD signal processing and other complex computational tasks.