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Abstract
This article investigates the exponential synchronization problem of chaotic neural networks (NNs) subject to time-varying delays and parametric uncertainty in conjunction with the event-triggering hybrid impulsive control method and delay compensatory strategy. In view of the limited available communication resources, the event-triggering delayed impulsive control (ETDIC) strategy which effectively incorporates the merits of both event-triggering protocol and delayed impulsive control is formulated. Meanwhile, the concept of average delayed impulsive gains (ADIG) and extended comparison principle are developed to solve the challenges posed by the time-varying gains and flexible delays in the impulsive controller, which not only diminish the constraints on time delay but also suggest that the delay could compensate for the desynchronizing delayed impulses dynamics. Together with the parameter variation formula method and the delay compensatory scheme, sufficient relaxed conditions for exponential synchronization are derived. Furthermore, the convergence rate is precisely estimated and the Zeno behavior is eliminated. Finally, a numerical example is presented along with some comparisons to validate the theoretical analysis.
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