A spiking neuron is a dynamical system exhibiting a limit cycle (a spike) when subject to sufficiently excitatory input. Famous neuroscience experiments by Bryant and Segundo as well as Mainen and Sejnowski revealed that the spike times of some biological neurons are more reliable when subject to time-varying stimuli c...
Léopold Van Brandt, A. Ascoli, Michele Bonnin et al.· 0 citations
Memristor circuits are gaining increasing importance in modern electronics due to their ability to mimic neurons, synapses, and, more generally, the computation capabilities of biological neural systems. The ideal memristor model was introduced by L. Chua in a seminal paper back in 1971. Later on, several more comple...
M. Di Marco, M. Forti, L. Pancioni et al.· Advanced Electronic Material...· 0 citations
Locally active memristors (LAMs) biased in the edge of chaos (EOC) regime are conventionally characterized by negative differential resistance (NDR). However, based on the theory of local activity and EOC, we propose that NDR behavior constitutes a sufficient rather than a necessary condition for the emergence of the E...
Yu-Jiao Dong, Ming-Yu Guo, Yan Liang et al.· IEEE Transactions on Circuit...· 0 citations
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