Analysis of Modular Network Evolution and Application to Smart-grid Design

  • Ikemoto, Yusuke (Principal Investigator)

Project Details

Outline of Final Research Achievements

To examine this, we study noise-interfused network models involving an analytically solvable linear system and biologically inspired nonlinear systems. (1) It was shown that the evolutionary constraint enforces to find well-balanced noise-sensitivities of multiple noise sources, and leads to a modular network underlying a modular structure in goals. (2) The simple model was proposed for the modular network evolution based on non-linearity denosing in a node-activity. The model suggest that the modular networks can evolve under conditions; if the given goals to networks, input and target output pairs, involve modular feature; and if the signal transfer in a node is carried out with non-linear manners in the sense of a saturation at upper and lower bounds.
StatusFinished
Effective start/end date2013/04/012016/03/31

Funding

  • Japan Society for the Promotion of Science: ¥4,420,000.00

Keywords

  • 制御理論
  • ネットワーク
  • モジュラリティ
  • ロバストネス
  • 制御工学