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Memristive Hopfield Bi-Neurons Under External Stimuli and Data Privacy Application

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IEEE Xplore (Security & AI Journals)(opens in a new tab)
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Summary

Researchers studied memristive Hopfield bi-neurons under electromagnetic radiation and stimulating currents, finding stable, unstable, limit-cycle and multi-scroll chaotic states. A digital hardware device reproduced these patterns. The chaotic sequences were then used with compressive sensing to compress and encrypt biomedical images, which the authors report is robust against various attacks with a high key space.