Accelerating event based simulation for multi-synapse spiking neural networks
M d'Haene, B Schrauwen, D Stroobandt - … 10-14, 2006. Proceedings, Part I …, 2006 - Springer
M d'Haene, B Schrauwen, D Stroobandt
Artificial Neural Networks–ICANN 2006: 16th International Conference, Athens …, 2006•SpringerThe simulation of large spiking neural networks (SNN) is still a very time consuming task.
Therefore most simulations are limited to rather unrealistic small or medium sized networks
(typically hundreds of neurons). In this paper, some methods for the fast simulation of large
SNN are discussed. Our results equally amongst others show that event based simulation is
an efficient way of simulating SNN, although not all neuron models are suited for an event
based approach. We compare some models and discuss several techniques for …
Therefore most simulations are limited to rather unrealistic small or medium sized networks
(typically hundreds of neurons). In this paper, some methods for the fast simulation of large
SNN are discussed. Our results equally amongst others show that event based simulation is
an efficient way of simulating SNN, although not all neuron models are suited for an event
based approach. We compare some models and discuss several techniques for …
Abstract
The simulation of large spiking neural networks (SNN) is still a very time consuming task. Therefore most simulations are limited to rather unrealistic small or medium sized networks (typically hundreds of neurons). In this paper, some methods for the fast simulation of large SNN are discussed. Our results equally amongst others show that event based simulation is an efficient way of simulating SNN, although not all neuron models are suited for an event based approach. We compare some models and discuss several techniques for accelerating the simulation of more complex models. Finally we present an algorithm that is able to handle multi-synapse models efficiently.
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