Abstract
This paper presents theoretical results on the impulsive synchronization of discrete-time fractional-order quaternion-valued neural networks (DFQVNNs) with time delay and parameter uncertainty. First, a useful assumption for parameter uncertainty is put out, predicated on the observation that it is typically brought about by a very tiny disruption. Next, we realize impulsive synchronization for DFQVNNs with the same structure by utilizing the nabla discrete Mittag–Leffler function. We put out a novel synchronization theory for more intricate scenarios in which the architectures of the DFQVNNs are heterogeneous. Finally, the applicability of the theoretical results is demonstrated through numerical examples.
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