Abstract
We lower-bound the error-correcting capabilities of the Hopfield (1982) network under error-tolerant conditions, given some distorted version of a fundamental memory with a random (typical) error pattern. Our main result is that for any sufficiently small /spl alpha/, and for any /spl rho/<1/2, a Hopfield memory with n neurons can store /spl alpha/n fundamental memories, such that the following is satisfied in probability: a distorted fundamental memory with /spl rho/n errors, located at random positions may be corrected up to a residual error rate of exp{-1/2/spl alpha/}.
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