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| NEURDON If we could only simulate the fly... »...this interesting IEEE Spectrum post describes the main rational of how replicating some key functional properties of the visual system of the fruit fly can help solve the issue of precisely measuring speed.  |
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| Neuromorphic Systems: Silicon neurons and neural arrays for emulating the nervous system » 12 August 2010 |
Neuromorphic engineers are studying the nervous system and trying to emulate its function and organization in their computational and robotics systems...
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| What if HPLabs never found the missing memristor? » 10 August 2010 |
...regardless of whether or not the memristor is considered as a fundamental circuit element, one may ask if it is technically correct to say that the researchers from HPLabs actually did discover a memristor.
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| Modeling the HP memristor with SPICE » 23 July 2010 |
After writing several memristor models with SPICE last week, I decided to post a short tutorial here on the subject...
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| From the ghost of emergent properties past » 22 July 2010 |
Insightful people have noted that the brain has been difficult to understand from simple measurements because of its relative irreducibility to single neuron dynamics, suspected to be a result of emergent properties...
A mathematical framework is being used to investigate the learning dynamics induced by a class of biologically realistic synaptic plasticity rules in recurrently connected neuronal networks.
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