2018
DOI: 10.1149/08506.0127ecst
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(Invited) Enabling On-Device Learning with Deep Spiking Neural Networks for Speech Recognition

Abstract: Spiking recurrent neural networks are gaining traction in solving complex temporal tasks. In general, spiking neural networks are resilient and computationally powerful. These intrinsic properties make them attractive for learning on edge devices. In this work, we propose a semi-supervised deep spiking neural network (deep-liquid state machine) that can be deployed on embedded devices. We demonstrate a high-level memristor based neuromorphic architecture for the proposed deep spiking network. An experimental T… Show more

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“…Another important feature for algorithms on embedded platforms is robustness to device noise. To assess the robustness of the deep-LSM, we mimic device noise in a neuromemristive system by adding Gaussian noise on every read and write operation as in Soures et al (2018). As shown in Table 7, the networks performance suffers very little degradation due to the presence of noise.…”
Section: Methodsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Another important feature for algorithms on embedded platforms is robustness to device noise. To assess the robustness of the deep-LSM, we mimic device noise in a neuromemristive system by adding Gaussian noise on every read and write operation as in Soures et al (2018). As shown in Table 7, the networks performance suffers very little degradation due to the presence of noise.…”
Section: Methodsmentioning
confidence: 99%