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Adaptive SRM neuron based on NbOx memristive device for neuromorphic computing

Huang et al., 2022

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13632994286057338963
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Huang J
Wang T
Huang H
Guo X
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The spike-response model (SRM) describes the adaptive behaviors of a biological neuron in response to repeated or prolonged stimulation, so that SRM neurons can avoid information overload and support neural networks for competitive learning. In this work, an artificial SRM …
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