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    This study introduces fractional Hopfield neural networks (FHNN) using fractional calculus for enhanced memory and nonlocality. These novel FHNNs demonstrate stability and sensitivity, offering potential in anticounterfeiting applications.

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    Area of Science:

    • Artificial Intelligence
    • Neural Networks
    • Fractional Calculus

    Background:

    • Fractional calculus offers long-term memory and nonlocality, beneficial for artificial neural networks.
    • Existing research shows fractional neural networks outperform integer-order counterparts.
    • Generalizing Hopfield neural networks to fractional orders presents an open research question.

    Purpose of the Study:

    • To propose and implement a novel conceptual framework: fractional Hopfield neural networks (FHNN).
    • To utilize fractional calculus for implementing FHNN via an analog circuit and fractional steepest descent approach.
    • To analyze the stability, convergence, and attractors of FHNN and explore its anticounterfeiting applications.

    Main Methods:

    • Implementation of a 'fractor' as an analog circuit component.
    • Development of FHNN using the fractor and fractional steepest descent method.
    • Construction of Lyapunov functions and experimental analysis of stability and convergence.

    Main Results:

    • Successful implementation of FHNN in analog circuit form.
    • Proof of Lyapunov stability and analysis of FHNN attractors.
    • Demonstration of FHNN's potential in defense against chip cloning attacks.

    Conclusions:

    • FHNN, implemented via analog circuits and fractional calculus, offers a novel approach to neural networks.
    • The attractors of FHNN are intrinsically linked to the neuron's fractional order.
    • FHNN exhibits unique fractional-order stability and sensitivity, with applications in anticounterfeiting.