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It is well-known that artificial neural networks have the ability to learn based on the provisions of new data. A special case of the so-called supervised learning is a mutual learning of two neural networks. This type of learning applied to a specific networks called Tree Parity Machines (abbreviated as TPM networks) leads to achieving consistent weight vectors in both of them. Such phenomenon is...
Neural networks’ synchronization by mutual learning discovered and described by Kanter et al. [12] can be used to construct relatively secure cryptographic key exchange protocol in the open channel. This phenomenon based on simple mathematical operations, can be performed fast on a computer. The latter makes it competitive to the currently used cryptographic algorithms. An additional advantage is...
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