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are, respectively,
) + w
) w (
d w ( t )
dt
T
=− R w (
t
(
t
)
R w (
t
t
)
(2.20)
T
d w (
t
)
) + w
(
t
)
R w (
t
)
=−
R
w (
t
w (
t
)
(2.21)
w
T
( t ) w ( t )
dt
Rayleigh quotient
The solutions w ( t ) of eq. (2.16) [eq. (2.17)] tend to the asymptotically stable
points of eq. (2.20) [eq. (2.21)].
In [195], the following theorem is presented.
Theorem 47 (Asymptotic Stability) Let R be positive semidefinite with min-
imum eigenvalue λ n of multiplicity 1 and corresponding unit eigenvector z n .If
w
T
( 0 ) z n = 0 , then:
1. For eq. ( 2.20 ) , asymptotically w ( t ) is parallel to z n .
2. In the special case of λ n = 0 , it holds that lim t →∞ w ( t ) = w
( 0 ) z n z n .
T
3. For eq. ( 2.21 ) , it holds that lim t →∞ w ( t ) z n and
T
t →∞ w
lim
( t ) R w ( t ) = λ n
(2.22)
Proof. See [195, App., p. 455; 142, pp. 72-75].
Another Oja's learning rule [141] ( OJA + ) is the following:
w ( t + 1 ) = w ( t ) α ( t ) y ( t ) x ( t ) ( y 2
( t )
2
2
+ 1 w ( t )
) w ( t ) ]
(2.23)
The corresponding averaging ODE is given by
) + w
) w (
d w (
t
)
T
=−
R
w (
t
(
t
)
R
w (
t
t
)
dt
2
2
+ w ( t ) w ( t )
w ( t )
(2.24)
The following theorem is also given.
Theorem 48 (Asymptotic Stability) In eq. ( 2.23 ) assume that the eigenval-
ues of R satisfy λ 1 > λ 2 > ··· > λ n > 0 and λ n < 1 and that the learning rate
α ( t ) is positive. Then lim t →∞ w ( t ) = z min ( or z min ) if w
T
( 0 ) z min is positive
( or negative ) .
Proof. See [141, App., p. 935].
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