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Author: David Hsu, Miguel Figueroa, Chris Diorio
Abstract: Competitive learning is a technique for training classification and clustering networks. We have designed and fabricated an 11transistor primitive, that we term an automaximizing bump circuit, that implements competitive learning dynamics. The circuit performs a similarity computation, affords nonvolatile storage, and implements simultaneous local adaptation and computation. We show that our primitive is suitable for implementing competitive learning in VLSI, and demonstrate its effectiveness in a standard clustering task.
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