Real-time learning needs algorithms operating in a fast speed comparable to human or animal, however this is a huge challenge in processing visual inputs. Research shows a biological brain can process complicated real-life recognition scenarios at milliseconds scale. Inspired by biological system, in this paper, we proposed a novel real-time learning method by combing the spike timing-based feed-forward spiking neural network (SNN) and the fast unsupervised spike timing dependent plasticity learning method with dynamic post-synaptic thresholds. Fast cross-validated experiments using MNIST database showed the high e�ciency of the proposed method at an acceptable accuracy
Current representation learning methods in Spiking Neural Networks (SNNs) rely on rate-based encodin...
International audienceA biologically inspired approach to learning temporally correlated patterns fr...
This paper presents an enhanced rank - order based learning algorithm, called SpikeTemp, for Spiking...
Neuroscience study shows mammalian brain only use millisecond scale time window to process complicat...
Artificial neural networks, that try to mimic the brain, are a very active area of research today. S...
Human beings can achieve reliable and fast visual pattern recognition with limited time and learning...
International audienceSpike timing dependent plasticity (STDP) is a learning rule that modifies syna...
International audiencePrevious studies have shown that spike-timing-dependent plasticity (STDP) can ...
In order to understand how the mammalian neocortex is performing computations, two things are necess...
In order to understand how the mammalian neocortex is performing computations, two things are necess...
Abstract — Primates perform remarkably well in cognitive tasks such as pattern recognition. Motivate...
International audienceBio-inspired computing using artificial spiking neural networks promises perfo...
This paper presents an enhanced rank-order-based learning algorithm, called SpikeTemp, for spiking n...
Spike-Timing-Dependent Plasticity (STDP) is an unsupervised learning mechanism for Spiking Neural Ne...
For most animal species, reliable and fast visual pattern recognition is vital for their survival. ...
Current representation learning methods in Spiking Neural Networks (SNNs) rely on rate-based encodin...
International audienceA biologically inspired approach to learning temporally correlated patterns fr...
This paper presents an enhanced rank - order based learning algorithm, called SpikeTemp, for Spiking...
Neuroscience study shows mammalian brain only use millisecond scale time window to process complicat...
Artificial neural networks, that try to mimic the brain, are a very active area of research today. S...
Human beings can achieve reliable and fast visual pattern recognition with limited time and learning...
International audienceSpike timing dependent plasticity (STDP) is a learning rule that modifies syna...
International audiencePrevious studies have shown that spike-timing-dependent plasticity (STDP) can ...
In order to understand how the mammalian neocortex is performing computations, two things are necess...
In order to understand how the mammalian neocortex is performing computations, two things are necess...
Abstract — Primates perform remarkably well in cognitive tasks such as pattern recognition. Motivate...
International audienceBio-inspired computing using artificial spiking neural networks promises perfo...
This paper presents an enhanced rank-order-based learning algorithm, called SpikeTemp, for spiking n...
Spike-Timing-Dependent Plasticity (STDP) is an unsupervised learning mechanism for Spiking Neural Ne...
For most animal species, reliable and fast visual pattern recognition is vital for their survival. ...
Current representation learning methods in Spiking Neural Networks (SNNs) rely on rate-based encodin...
International audienceA biologically inspired approach to learning temporally correlated patterns fr...
This paper presents an enhanced rank - order based learning algorithm, called SpikeTemp, for Spiking...