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Long short-term memory and Learning-to-learn in networks of spiking neurons

NeurIPS 2018 · Architectures and efficiency › Spiking networks · approach: Sparse efficient spiking sequence models · 53 citations (OpenAlex)

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Measured effects reported in the paper

What was changedWhereMeasuredEffect
Add adapting neurons to the spiking network (ablation)LSNN · TIMITclassification error: 37% -> 33.2%Helped
Add adapting neurons to the spiking networkLSNN · Sequential MNISTclassification accuracyHelped
Use DEEP R rewiring to produce a sparse architectureLSNN · Sequential MNISTclassification accuracyHelped
Use sparse connectivity with rewiring instead of full connectivity (ablation)LSNN learning target functions from a teacher · Target-function learningmean squared errorNo clear effect
Train the LSNN in an outer loop across related target tasks, then keep its weights fixed for online learningLSNN · Learning nonlinear target functions from a teachermean squared errorHelped
Use a learned recurrent spiking learning algorithm rather than direct BP on an ANNLSNN · Learning nonlinear target functions from a teachernumber of examples needed for learningHelped
Train the LSNN with meta-RL across navigation tasksLSNN agent · Arena navigationnumber of goals reachedHelped

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