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NEUROSCIENCE
2001
Springer
13 years 9 months ago
Finite-State Computation in Analog Neural Networks: Steps towards Biologically Plausible Models?
Abstract. Finite-state machines are the most pervasive models of computation, not only in theoretical computer science, but also in all of its applications to real-life problems, a...
Mikel L. Forcada, Rafael C. Carrasco
IJCNN
2008
IEEE
13 years 11 months ago
Biologically realizable reward-modulated hebbian training for spiking neural networks
— Spiking neural networks have been shown capable of simulating sigmoidal artificial neural networks providing promising evidence that they too are universal function approximat...
Silvia Ferrari, Bhavesh Mehta, Gianluca Di Muro, A...
ICANN
2005
Springer
13 years 10 months ago
A Real-Time, FPGA Based, Biologically Plausible Neural Network Processor
Abstract. A real-time, large scale, leaky-integrate-and-fire neural network processor realized using FPGA is presented. This has been designed, as part of a collaborative project,...
Martin J. Pearson, Ian Gilhespy, Kevin N. Gurney, ...
COGSR
2011
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12 years 12 months ago
A biologically realistic cleanup memory: Autoassociation in spiking neurons
Methods for cleaning up (or recognizing) states of a neural network are crucial for the functioning of many neural cognitive models. For example, Vector Symbolic Architectures pro...
Terrence C. Stewart, Yichuan Tang, Chris Eliasmith
IDA
2003
Springer
13 years 10 months ago
Similarity-Based Neural Networks for Applications in Computational Molecular Biology
This paper presents an alternative to distance-based neural networks. A distance measure is the underlying property on which many neural models rely, for example self-organizing ma...
Igor Fischer