Deep Spiking Neural Network
Deep Spiking Neural Networks (DSNNs) are a class of artificial neural networks designed to mimic the biological function of neurons using binary spike signals, offering potential advantages in energy efficiency and temporal information processing compared to traditional artificial neural networks. Current research focuses on improving DSNN training methods (e.g., through surrogate gradients and knowledge distillation from ANNs), enhancing efficiency via compression techniques (pruning, quantization), and exploring novel architectures inspired by biological neural pathways. These advancements aim to overcome limitations in accuracy and scalability, paving the way for DSNN deployment in resource-constrained applications and furthering our understanding of biological neural computation.