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DevFly: Bio-Inspired Development of Binary Connections for Locality Preserving Sparse Codes

NeurIPS 2022 · Architectures and efficiency › RNNs and normalization · approach: Hebbian and predictive coding · 0 citations (OpenAlex)

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Measured effects reported in the paper

What was changedWhereMeasuredEffect
Replace random PN-KC connections of FlyLSH with developmental wiring (Methods 1-3)FlyLSH · MNISTmAP: 9% for k = 32 to 106% for k = 2Helped
Developmental wiring on CIFAR-10 instead of random FlyLSHDevFly · CIFAR-10mAPMixed
Add randomness to developmental wiring (Method 3) on GloVeDevFly Method 3 · GloVemAPNo clear effect
Use DevFly instead of BioHash for training the projectionDevFly · MNISTiterations to same precision: 10000 -> 320Helped
Feed samples ordered by label instead of random order (ablation)DevFly Methods 1-3 · MNISTmAPNo clear effect
Equalise sample norms before hashing (ablation)DevFly · CIFAR-10mAPHelped
Use sparse code with top-k WTA instead of dense code (DenseFly) for searchMethod 1 · MNISTsearch timeHelped
Enlarge feature space (larger m/k)DevFly · four datasetsmAP advantage over FlyLSHHurt

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