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48 results for spike-based computation

Synthesizes images from audio and visual data using spike-based autoencoders.

problem Extracting meaningful information from spatio-temporal data for image synthesis.
method Spike-based autoencoders trained to learn spatio-temporal representations of audio and visual data.
result Synthesized images from audio samples with high fidelity, achieving competitive performance.

A hybrid training method reduces SNN training time and complexity.

problem Training deep SNNs is computationally expensive and time-consuming.
method Hybrid training technique combining initialization from converted SNNs and incremental spike-timing dependent backpropagation (STDB).
result The method converges in less than 20 epochs, reducing training complexity and time.

Paper trains multi-layer SNNs using NormAD for spatio-temporal error backpropagation.

problem Training multi-layer SNNs with non-linear integrate-and-fire dynamics.
method Formulates training as optimization, uses NormAD for iterative synaptic weight update.
result Validated on 2- and 3-layer SNNs solving spike-based XOR and generic problems.

Spiking-YOLO improves object detection with low power and fast convergence.

problem Challenging object detection tasks with spiking neural networks.
method Channel-wise normalization and signed neuron with imbalanced threshold.
result Spiking-YOLO achieves comparable results to Tiny YOLO but with significantly less energy consumption.

Low-complexity spiking networks learn complex tasks with minimal trainable parameters.

problem Training complex reinforcement learning tasks with minimal resources.
method Reinforcement learning on simple networks of spiking neurons with random connections.
result Small random spiking networks achieve learning efficiency similar to humans on complex tasks.

NegBio-VAE models neural spike counts with negative binomial distribution.

problem Limited biological plausibility of continuous latent variables in VAEs for neural spike modeling.
method Proposes a negative binomial latent-variable model with a dispersion parameter for overdispersed spike count modeling.
result NegBio-VAE outperforms competing models in reconstruction and generation tasks.

New method converts ANN gates to SNNs with AMOS neurons for improved image classification.

problem Efficiently converting ANN gates to SNNs for neuromorphic hardware.
method Introducing AMOS conversion for gates in ANNs, improving accuracy and throughput.
result Improved accuracy of SNNs for ImageNet from 74.60% to 80.97%.

PCA can detect a low-rank signal in spiked random matrix models, but not always optimally.

problem Understanding when PCA can detect a low-rank signal in the presence of noise.
method Le Cam's notion of contiguity, analysis of spiked Wishart ensemble, and non-spectral tests.
result PCA is sub-optimal for detection in non-Gaussian Wigner ensembles and certain negative spikes in Gaussian Wishart ensemble.

PCA can detect a low-rank signal but is suboptimal for non-Gaussian matrices and synchronization problems.

problem Understanding the optimal and suboptimal performance of PCA in spiked random matrix models.
method Analysis of spiked random matrix models, including Gaussian and non-Gaussian Wigner ensembles, and synchronization problems.
result PCA achieves optimal detection for Gaussian Wigner ensembles under benign priors but is suboptimal for non-Gaussian matrices and synchronization problems.

The paper introduces reservoir computing models for complex systems.

problem Modeling complex engineering systems using nonlinear autoregression.
method Introduces reservoir computing with output feedback as stationary and ergodic infinite-order nonlinear autoregressive models.
result Demonstrates versatility of classical and quantum reservoir computers in modeling synthetic and real data.

Defines computable learning for binary classification over metric spaces.

problem Defines computable PAC learning for binary classification over computable metric spaces.
method Provides sufficient conditions for ERM learners to be computable and bounds the strong Weihrauch degree of an ERM learner.
result Gives a hypothesis class that does not admit any proper computable PAC learner with computable sample function.

TKFT models computation via smooth vector fields, simulating functions in a single dynamical step.

problem Modeling computation in a single step.
method Established Topological Kleene Field Theory (TKFT) as a new model of computation.
result Any computable function can be simulated in a single go of a dynamical system.

Predicts and classifies computational jobs for efficient resource allocation in cloud centers.

problem Efficiently scheduling and assigning resources to computational jobs in cloud centers.
method Applied LSTM neural network for job arrival prediction and BIRCH clustering for job classification.
result Improved accuracy in predicting and classifying computational jobs compared to existing methods.

Machine learning impacts computational math, offering new functions approximations.

problem Machine learning's black box nature hinders further progress in computational math.
method Analyzes machine learning's impact on computational math and vice versa.
result Integrating computational math with machine learning can enhance both fields.

This paper simplifies computing higher-order UU-statistics efficiently.

problem The inefficiency of computing higher-order UU-statistics in practice.
method Decomposition, connection to Einstein summation, and treewidth-based complexity estimate.
result A new, more efficient algorithm to compute UU-statistics.

Survey on computational models in dynamical systems, including new universality concepts.

problem Understanding the relationship between computational models and dynamical systems.
method Review of recent works on Turing universality, Topological Kleene Field Theories, and dynamical bordisms.
result Introduction of new perspectives on computability through dynamical systems.

This paper optimizes mobile device computation offloading using deep reinforcement learning.

problem Optimizing computation offloading for mobile devices in virtual edge computing systems.
method Modeling the problem as a Markov decision process and using double deep Q-networks for learning optimal offloading policies.
result The proposed algorithms significantly improve computation offloading performance.

Survey on quantum computing and neural networks.

problem Understanding and comparing quantum computing and neural networks.
method Introduction to quantum computing concepts, explanation of quantum computing paradigms, and analysis of quantum neural networks.
result Current state-of-the-art in quantum neural networks.

This work shows how to compute subderivatives efficiently without errors.

problem Inefficient and incorrect computation of subderivatives in ML libraries.
method Developed a method to compute provably correct generalized subderivatives at a cost close to the function itself.
result Provable correct generalized subderivatives can be computed at a cost within a factor of 6 of the function itself.

A DRL approach optimizes computation offloading in MEC systems for mobile users.

problem Optimizing computation offloading in MEC systems with mobile users and stochastic task arrivals.
method Deep Deterministic Policy Gradient (DDPG) for decentralized dynamic computation offloading.
result The DDPG-based strategy outperforms conventional strategies in terms of computation cost and power-delay tradeoff.

We present two paradigms relating algebraic, topological and quantum computational statistics for the topological model for quantum computation. In particular we suggest correspondences between the computational power of topological quantum computers, computational complexity of link invariants and images of braid grou…

2008-03-08abs ↗pdf ↗

As inductive inference and machine learning methods in computer science see continued success, researchers are aiming to describe ever more complex probabilistic models and inference algorithms. It is natural to ask whether there is a universal computational procedure for probabilistic inference. We investigate the com…

2010-05-17abs ↗pdf ↗

Parallelizes feedforward computation using nonlinear equation solving.

problem Sequential nature of feedforward computation limits parallelization.
method Frame feedforward computation as solving nonlinear equations; use Jacobi or Gauss-Seidel methods for parallel updates.
result Accelerates feedforward computation with reduced parallelizable iterations.

Quantum computing techniques improve graph analysis and community detection.

problem Analyzing large graphs efficiently and accurately.
method Used quantum annealing and quantum gate computers for community detection and regularity checking.
result Demonstrated the effectiveness of quantum computing in solving complex graph problems.

Study on identifying probability distributions from random data, showing computable partial learners exist.

problem Identifying probability distributions from random data samples.
method Algorithmic learning theory approach, focusing on computable probability measures and high oracles.
result Characterization of oracles that compute explanatory learners for computable probability measures.

PALMS reconstructs large-scale networks efficiently with parallel computing.

problem Reconstructing large-scale latent networks from observed dynamics is computationally challenging.
method PALMS (Parallel Adaptive Lasso with Multi-directional Signals) framework for distributed network reconstruction.
result PALMS substantially reduces computational complexity and storage requirements.