“…The increasing number of adoptions by the community is symbolic of the success of a framework. Since being open-sourced in December 2019, SpikingJelly has been widely used in many spiking deep learning studies, including adversarial attack ( 100 , 101 ), ANN2SNN ( 95 , 102 – 106 ), attention mechanisms ( 107 , 108 ), depth estimation from DVS data ( 69 , 109 ), development of innovative materials ( 110 ), emotion recognition ( 111 ), energy estimation ( 112 ), event-based video reconstruction ( 113 ), fault diagnosis ( 114 ), hardware design ( 115 – 117 ), network structure improvements ( 60 , 61 , 118 – 121 ), spiking neuron improvements ( 56 , 122 – 127 ), training method improvements ( 128 – 138 ), medical diagnosis ( 139 , 140 ), network pruning ( 141 – 145 ), neural architecture search ( 146 , 147 ), neuromorphic data augmentation ( 148 ), natural language processing ( 149 ), object detection/tracking for DVS/frame data ( 65 , 66 , 150 ), odor recognition ( 151 ), optical flow estimation with DVS data ( 152 ), reinforcement learning for controlling ( 153 – 155 ), and semantic communication ( 156 ). Figure 1F shows parts of these adoptions.…”