Set stability and synchronization of generalized asynchronous probabilistic Boolean networks with impulsive effects
F
Fukun Liu
Y
Yujie Sun
(Department of Chemistry)
C
Chuan Zhang
L
Lunshi Xu
H
Hao Zhang
Abstract
This paper investigates the set stability of generalized asynchronous probabilistic Boolean networks (GAPBNs) with impulsive effects. To this end, an efficient algorithm is designed to determine the largest invariant set of a given set. A necessary and sufficient criterion is then derived to determine set stability of GAPBNs with impulsive effects. Subsequently, the global stability and synchronization of GAPBNs with impulsive effects were verified by selecting different sets. Finally, examples are given to illustrate the results on set stability and synchronization.
Article Details
Journal
PLoS ONE
Volume / Issue
Vol. 20, Issue 2
Published
February 12, 2025
Pages
e0318038
ISSN
1932-6203
Publisher
Public Library of Science
Authors (5)
F
Fukun Liu
Y
Yujie Sun
Department of Chemistry
C
Chuan Zhang
L
Lunshi Xu
H
Hao Zhang
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