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    The Second International Workshop on Brain-Inspired Information Communication Technologies

    Recent rapid progresses of computational and experimental neuroscience are starting to uncover key principles by which neuronal systems realize robust information processing that can often outperform conventional approaches especially for ambiguous real-world tasks. Computation is an inseparable pa…

    Recent rapid progresses of computational and experimental neuroscience are starting to uncover key principles by which neuronal systems realize robust information processing that can often outperform conventional approaches especially for ambiguous real-world tasks. Computation is an inseparable part of the communication among neurons and it is realized by the continuous transmission of spikes among neurons in extremely large-scale brain networks. Despite the rather unreliable nature of neurons and synapses, complex interaction between them finally forms robust and reliable communication, for which the topology of large-scale functional networks and noise-induced phenomena in the brain can be utilized. These remarkable features of communication in the brain seem similar with the requirements of currently considered future information networks that should be highly scalable to number of nodes, robust against perturbations, adaptive to environmental changes, and tolerant of noise and diversity.

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    Editor(s): Junichi Suzuki (Associate Professor, Dept of Comp. Science, University of Massachusetts, Boston, 10 Morrissey Blvd., Boston, MA 02125, USA), Tadashi Nakano (Associate Professor, Osaka University, 1-3 Yamadaoka, Suita, Osaka 565-0871, Japan) and Henry Hess (Associate Professor, Department of Biomedical Engineering, Columbia University, 351L Engineering Terrace, MC 8904, 1210 Amsterdam Avenue, New York, NY 10027)
    Publisher
    ACM
    ISBN
    978-1-63190-100-3
    ISSN
    -
    Conference dates
    3rd–5th Dec 2015
    Location
    New York City, United States
    Appeared in EUDL
    2016-05-24

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    • A Consideration of Realizing the Brain Inspired Computer

      Research Article in The Second International Workshop on Brain-Inspired Information Communication Technologies

      Kosuke Nishihara, NORIHIKO TAYA, TOSHIYUKI KANOH
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