Team 34 Simulation and Training of Neuromorphic Hardware

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This project aims to simulate and train the designed hardware-based Spiking Neural Network (SNN) to get the optimized
synaptic weights for efficient and effective performance. We set up the simulation environment necessary for training using Python and Brian2, a Python library specialized for SNNs. The model was used to simulate the dynamic behavior of neurons and synapses to understand their interactions and overall network behavior. We applied a training algorithm to optimize the synaptic weights and improve network performance. 

Project Details

Problem Statement

Fully simulate and train a hardware based Spiking Neural Network (SNN) using Python and optimize the synaptic weights on the neural network to be able to fine tune the performance of the SNN on a line-following EV car.

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This project is sponsored by:

This project aims to simulate and train the designed hardware-based Spiking Neural Network (SNN) to get the optimized
synaptic weights for efficient and effective performance. We set up the simulation environment necessary for training using Python and Brian2, a Python library specialized for SNNs. The model was used to simulate the dynamic behavior of neurons and synapses to understand their interactions and overall network behavior. We applied a training algorithm to optimize the synaptic weights and improve network performance. 

Semester of Project: 

Spring 2025

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Problem Statement/Summary: 

Fully simulate and train a hardware based Spiking Neural Network (SNN) using Python and optimize the synaptic weights on the neural network to be able to fine tune the performance of the SNN on a line-following EV car.

Project Department: 

SOET

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Project Sponsor Website: 

https://prf.org/

Project Sponsor: 

prf

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Team Contact: 

inaba@purdue.edu