论文信息 - Architectures for a Biology-Oriented Neuroemulator

Architectures for a Biology-Oriented Neuroemulator

Today’s electronic neural networks consist of very simple processing elements, such as weighting multipliers and a sigmoid transfer function. The electrical processes at the membrane of a biological neuron are much more complicated. This paper describes the steps towards the development of an emulator for a more biology-oriented neural network.

S. J. Prange | H. Klar | H. Klar | S. Prange

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