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arXiv Machine Learning By Ling-Wei Kong, Ying-Cheng Lai

Basin Geometry and Reliable Recall of Dynamical Memories in Reservoir Computing

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The paper studies how reservoir‑computing associative memories can reliably recall dynamical memories even when their basins of attraction are riddled and unpredictable. It finds that these basins have an octopus‑like shape, with a robust head near the attractor and thin, intertwined tentacles that span state space. By using cue‑driven generalized synchronization, the system bypasses the unpredictable tentacular regions and is driven into the robust basin head, establishing a quantitative link between cue duration, synchronization rate, and basin‑head radius.

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