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Table 3 Allowable upper bound of \(\tau _{2}\) and d for different \(\tau _{1}\) and μ (\(\mu _{1}=\mu _{2}\))

From: Dissipative criteria for Takagi–Sugeno fuzzy Markovian jumping neural networks with impulsive perturbations using delay partitioning approach

\(\tau _{1}\)

μ = 0.1

μ = 0.3

μ = 0.5

μ = 0.7

μ = 0.9

\(\tau _{1}=0\)

\(\tau _{2}=0.5806\)

\(\tau _{2}=0.5369\)

\(\tau _{2}=0.5324\)

\(\tau _{2}=0.5296\)

\(\tau _{2}=0.5294\)

d = 0.5264

d = 0.5036

d = 0.5031

d = 0.5028

d = 0.5025

\(\tau _{1}=0.2\)

\(\tau _{2}=0.6049\)

\(\tau _{2}=0.5687\)

\(\tau _{2}=0.5538\)

\(\tau _{2}=0.5525\)

\(\tau _{2}=0.5506\)

d = 0.6588

d = 0.6459

d = 0.6426

d = 0.6415

d = 0.6412

\(\tau _{1}=0.4\)

\(\tau _{2}=0.7834\)

\(\tau _{2}=0.7426\)

\(\tau _{2}=0.7354\)

\(\tau _{2}=0.7328\)

\(\tau _{2}=0.7321\)

d = 0.6744

d = 0.6703

d = 0.6693

d = 0.6685

d = 0.6680