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SpikeGrad: An ANN-equivalent Computation Model for Implementing Backpropagation with Spikes

ICLR 2020 · Architectures and efficiency › Spiking networks · approach: Spiking transformers · 13 citations (OpenAlex)

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Measured effects reported in the paper

What was changedWhereMeasuredEffect
Use spike-discretized gradients instead of full-precision gradientsSpikeGrad with the same topology · MNISTrecognition rate: 99.48 -> 99.52No clear effect
Use spike-discretized gradients instead of full-precision gradientsSpikeGrad with the same topology · CIFAR10recognition rate: 89.72 -> 89.99No clear effect
Increase error scaling from 50 to 100 (ablation)SpikeGrad · MNISTtest performanceNo clear effect
Increase error scaling from 400 to 500 (ablation)SpikeGrad · CIFAR10test performanceNo clear effect
Use error scaling below approximately 300 (ablation)SpikeGrad · CIFAR10convergence stability: approximately 300Hurt

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