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Exploiting defective RRAM array as synapses of HTM spatial pooler with boost-factor adjustment scheme for defect-tolerant neuromorphic systems

Woo et al., 2020

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16696539502851457022
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Woo J
Van Nguyen T
Kim J
Im J
Im S
Kim Y
Min K
Moon S
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Scientific Reports

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A crossbar array architecture employing resistive switching memory (RRAM) as a synaptic element accelerates vector–matrix multiplication in a parallel fashion, enabling energy- efficient pattern recognition. To implement the function of the synapse in the RRAM …
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