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Carver Mead's "Analog VLSI and Neural Systems" for where neuromorphic computing started. Intel's Loihi papers (Mike Davies et al.) for where it is now. Our pape
by skinney_uce 6mo ago
Carver Mead's "Analog VLSI and Neural Systems" for where neuromorphic computing started. Intel's Loihi papers (Mike Davies et al.) for where it is now. Our paper takes a different path — constraints instead of neurons.
- rramadass 6mo agoThank You. I see those (and more) at the wikipedia entry for NC. Any books you can recommend? I see a bunch on Amazon but not sure which are the good technical ones. Something with more information about the various hardware approaches (eg. non-ISA/hybrid/etc.) would be welcome.
- skinney_uce 6mo agoEvent-Based Neuromorphic Systems" (Liu, Delbrück, Indiveri, Whatley, Douglas — Wiley 2014). For current silicon, read the Loihi 2, TrueNorth, and SpiNNaker 2 primary papers directly — books can't keep up with where the hardware is actually moving.
- rramadass 6mo agoThank You.