Abstract:<p>The obtained results demonstrate a significantly enhanced detection performance under heavy interference conditions when employing spiking-based and deep learning detection techniques, as opposed to traditional baseline matched-filter methods. Although spiking-based detection approaches exhibit error rates comparable to those of deep learning techniques, they consume considerably less power – several orders of magnitude lower, in fact. Owing to their power efficiency, spiking-based detection networks … Show more
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