Synchronizing Chaos using Reservoir Computing
arXiv:2306.05217 · doi:10.1063/5.0161076
Abstract
We attempt to achieve isochronal synchronization between a drive system unidirectionally coupled to a response system, under the assumption that limited knowledge on the states of the drive is available at the response. Machine learning techniques have been previously implemented to estimate the states of a dynamical system from limited measurements. We consider situations in which knowledge of the non-measurable states of the drive system is needed in order for the response system to synchronize with the drive. We use a reservoir computer to estimate the non-measurable states of the drive system from its measured states and then employ these measured states to synchronize the response system with the drive.
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