论文信息 - Neuromorphic speech systems using advanced ReRAM-based synapse

Neuromorphic speech systems using advanced ReRAM-based synapse

We demonstrate an advanced ReRAM based analog artificial synapse for neuromorphic systems. Nitrogen doped TiN/PCMO based artificial synapse is proposed to improve the performance and reliability of the neuromorphic systems by using simple identical spikes. For the first time, we develop fully unsupervised learning with proposed analog synapses which is illustrated with the help of auditory and electroencephalography (EEG) applications.

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