Unsupervised learning of memristor crossbar neuromorphic processing systyems
AssigneeUniversity of Dayton
InventorsMd Shahanur Alam, Chris Yakopcic, Tarek M. Taha
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AssigneeUniversity of Dayton
InventorsMd Shahanur Alam, Chris Yakopcic, Tarek M. Taha
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An analog neuromorphic circuit is disclosed having a first and a second memristor crossbar configuration implemented into an autoencoder. The first memristor crossbar configuration includes resistive memories that provide resistance values to each corresponding input voltage applied to the first memristor crossbar configuration to generate first output voltages that are compressed from the input voltages. The second memristor crossbar includes resistive memories that provide resistance values to each corresponding first output voltage applied to the second memristor crossbar configuration to generate second output voltages that are decompressed from the first output voltages. A controller compares the second output voltages to the input voltages to determine if the second output voltages are within a threshold of the input voltages. The controller generates an alert when the second output voltages exceed the threshold from the input voltages thereby indicating that input data associated with the input voltages has not been previously identified.
An analog neuromorphic circuit that implements a plurality of resistive memories, comprising:
The analog neuromorphic circuit of claim 2, wherein each resistance value from the first plurality of resistance values is mapped to a corresponding weighted value that is a non-binary value included in a first weighted matrix and each resistance value from the second plurality of resistance values is mapped to a corresponding weighted from a corresponding weighted value that is a non-binary value included in a second weighted matrix.
A method for implementing a plurality of resistive memories into an autoencoder to compress and then decompress input data to determine if the input data has been previously identified, comprising:
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.