Experimental Demonstration of Ferroelectric Spiking Neurons for Unsupervised Clustering

Experimental Demonstration of Ferroelectric Spiking Neurons for Unsupervised Clustering
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10.1109/iedm.2018.8614586
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2018-12
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2018 IEEE International Electron Devices Meeting (IEDM)
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Z. Wang;Brian Crafton;Jorge Gomez;R. Xu;Aileen Luo;Z. Krivokapic;L. Martin;S. Datta;A. Raychowdhury;A. Khan
Z. Wang;Brian Crafton;Jorge Gomez;R. Xu;Aileen Luo;Z. Krivokapic;L. Martin;S. Datta;A. Raychowdhury;A. Khan
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Z. Wang;Brian Crafton;Jorge Gomez;R. Xu;Aileen Luo;Z. Krivokapic;L. Martin;S. Datta;A. Raychowdhury;A. Khan

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