News Finding: The computational modeling revealed that the input pattern closest to the stored pattern exhibits the fastest convergence time to the stable synchronization behavior, and is the most effective at recognizing patterns.
Paper Finding: The results of the modeling show that the input pattern closest to the stored pattern exhibits the fastest convergence time to stable synchronization behavior.
News Context: "For the first time, we have been able to show how these materials would perform the computations for pattern recognition." The computational modeling revealed that the input pattern closest to the stored pattern exhibits the fastest convergence time to the stable synchronization behavior, and is the most effective at recognizing patterns. However, Dr. Yashin notes that the results are similar to nature, which moves at a "snail's pace."
Paper Context: We show that the network of coupled, synchronizing BZ-PZ oscillators can perform pattern recognition. The results of the modeling show that the input pattern closest to the stored pattern exhibits the fastest convergence time to stable synchronization behavior. In this way, networks of coupled BZ-PZ oscillators achieve pattern recognition.