Unsupervised Learning and Adaptive Classification of Neuromorphic Tactile Encoding of Textures

Unsupervised Learning and Adaptive Classification of Neuromorphic Tactile Encoding of Textures
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10.1109/biocas.2018.8584702
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2018-10
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2018 IEEE Biomedical Circuits and Systems Conference (BioCAS)
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Mark M. Iskarous;Harrison H. Nguyen;Luke E. Osborn;Joseph L. Betthauser;N. Thakor
Mark M. Iskarous;Harrison H. Nguyen;Luke E. Osborn;Joseph L. Betthauser;N. Thakor
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Mark M. Iskarous;Harrison H. Nguyen;Luke E. Osborn;Joseph L. Betthauser;N. Thakor

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