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Memristor-based circuit implementation of competitive neural network based on online unsupervised Hebbian learning rule for pattern recognition

Li et al., 2022

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16060946928615293692
Author
Li M
Hong Q
Wang X
Publication year
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Neural Computing and Applications

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In this paper, a Competitive Neural Network circuit based on voltage-controlled memristors is proposed, of which the synapse structure is one memristor (1M). The designed circuit consists of the forward calculation part and the weight updating part. The forward calculation …
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