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A Closer-to-Brain Heterosynaptic Learning Rule for Spatiotemporal Spike Pattern Detection with Low-Resolution Synapse

2026-04-22

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The brain is believed to process information efficiently in a different manner from deep learning-based artificial intelligence (AI). Brain-like next-generation AI is gaining attention owing to its potential to perform human-like, highly adaptive, robust, and power-efficient computation. To realize such AI, one crucial approach is the bottom-up implementation of the neuronal systems, capturing their electrophysiol...

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07ab9d04-a1d6-5ea9-8a99-f0fc5ecd7be1
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10.64898/2026.04.19.719429
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