Yajima, 2022 - Google Patents
Ultra-low-power switching circuits based on a binary pattern generator with spiking neuronsYajima, 2022
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Research on various neuro-inspired technologies has received much attention. However, while higher-order neural functions such as recognition have been emphasized, the fundamental properties of neural circuits as advanced control systems have not been fully …
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