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NEURDON
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21 June 2011
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Epiphany, the Adapteva multicore processor, has been designed with the primary goal of accelerating applications in low-power devices such as smartphones and tablets, but also servers (in particular, to reduce monstrous power demands of large servers)...
Large numbers of neurons can be implemented on fully-parallel reconfigurable platforms such as FPGAs.
A compact analog circuit produces realistic excitatory postsynaptic currents in response to presynaptic action potentials and is compatible with circuits that model plasticity on both short and long time scales.
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Growing large-scale cellular arrays of processors »
3 December 2007
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Ideas inspired by the developmental processes of living organisms can help address some issues related to the implementation of next-generation electronics.
BRAINS AND MACHINES
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Making the best of what you've got »
12 April 2007
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When I discuss analog computation with most people, their instant reaction is to explain to me that there is no such thing as analog. For instance, one of the comments on an earlier post I wrote on analog vision pointed...
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