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    A new O(2)-valued Hopfield neural network (O(2)-HNN) model was developed. This model shows superior storage capacity and noise tolerance compared to complex-valued Hopfield neural networks (CHNNs).

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    • Developed a new Hopfield model where neuron states are represented by orthogonal matrices.
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    Conclusions:

    • The O(2)-HNN model offers significant advancements in storage capacity.
    • The proposed model enhances noise tolerance, outperforming existing CHNNs.
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