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    • Computational Mathematics
    • Neural Networks

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    • The time-varying complex-valued tensor inverse (TVCTI) is a significant problem in various scientific domains.
    • Existing numerical solutions for TVCTI often lack sufficient accuracy and efficiency.

    Purpose of the Study:

    • To develop an accurate and robust method for solving the TVCTI problem.
    • To introduce a novel zeroing neural network (ZNN) model tailored for TVCTI.

    Main Methods:

    • Design of an error-adaptive dynamic parameter and an enhanced segmented signum exponential activation function (ESS-EAF).
    • Development of a dynamic-varying parameter-enhanced ZNN (DVPEZNN) model.
    • Theoretical analysis of the DVPEZNN model's convergence and robustness.
    • Comparative analysis against four other ZNN models.

    Main Results:

    • The proposed DVPEZNN model exhibits enhanced convergence and robustness for TVCTI.
    • Comparative results confirm the superior performance of DVPEZNN over existing ZNN models.
    • The DVPEZNN model's solution sequence enables a new image encryption algorithm.

    Conclusions:

    • The DVPEZNN model provides an effective and accurate solution for the TVCTI problem.
    • The integration of DVPEZNN with chaotic systems and DNA coding yields a high-performance image encryption algorithm (CZD).
    • This research advances both tensor computation and secure image processing.