2019
DOI: 10.1587/transfun.e102.a.235
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Multi-Phase Synchronization Phenomena in a Ring-Coupled System of Digital Spiking Neurons

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“…These cost functions are basic to consider engineering applications such as spike-based communications [12] and pseudo random number generators [10]. Using digital spiking neurons, the Dmaps can be implemented on a FPGA board [16].…”
Section: Digital Maps and Cost Functionsmentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…These cost functions are basic to consider engineering applications such as spike-based communications [12] and pseudo random number generators [10]. Using digital spiking neurons, the Dmaps can be implemented on a FPGA board [16].…”
Section: Digital Maps and Cost Functionsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The PSTs are applicable to various systems including modeling of spiking neurons [11], spike-based communications [12,13], central pattern generators [14], and time-series approximation [8]. The Dmap is suitable in FPGA-based hardware implementations and several circuit designs can be found in [15,16].…”
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“…Introduction. This paper studies dynamics and engineering applications of a simple network of digital spiking neurons (DSNs [18] [19] [20]). The DSN is a digital dynamical system inspired by analog spiking neuron models [11] [6] [15] [17].…”
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“…The digital dynamical systems such as the DSNs are suitable for precise analysis of various nonlinear phenomena and FPGA based hardware implementation for engineering applications [18] [20]. The practical/potential applications of the DSNs include time series approximation [19], encoders for digital communication 1480 HIROAKI UCHIDA, YUYA OISHI AND TOSHIMICHI SAITO [4], central pattern generators [7], and image processing [22] [2].…”
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