Boosting RSNNs for long-term memory
Because even spiking neurons deserve a memory boost!
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Deepfakes are getting smarter; so should detection!
Are electric cars a worse investment?
This post examines the value depreciation of electric vehicles (EV) in the Montreal area, with an analysis of the impact of the Quebec government's decision to phase out the Roulez Vert program on the value.
Unexpected coin flip experiment
In this post, I explore a seemingly straightforward coin flip game between two players. Interestingly, the intuitive approach fails when validated with a Monte Carlo simulation.
What if you could grow an AI chip?
New publication in Nature Communications on electropolymerized dendritic connections for neuromorphic hardware.
PhD thesis defended!
Like a proper nerd, I wore an ECG during my thesis defense. Here is the data!
Selection of a timestep for SNN simulation
What is the proper timestep to select when simulating a spiking neural network? The answer is, of course, it depends. Although, I think the usual assumption is incorrect when using leaky-integrate-and-fire neurons. Here's why!