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Energy‐Efficient Memristive Euclidean Distance Engine for Brain‐Inspired Competitive Learning

Zhou et al., 2021

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Document ID
15831922972509195587
Author
Zhou H
Chen J
Wang Y
Liu S
Li Y
Li Q
Liu Q
Wang Z
He Y
Xu H
Miao X
Publication year
Publication venue
Advanced Intelligent Systems

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Inspired by competitive rules of the nature, competitive learning contributes to the specialization of the human brain and the general creativity of mankind. However, the construction of hardware competitive learning neural network still faces great challenges …
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