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Analog VLSI neuromorphic processing: case study of a multiple-target-tracking system

Discusses an architecture for a multiple-target tracking system. This is based on known principles of organization and function in biological systems; local and global aggregation, place and temporal coding, asynchronous computation/communication have been adapted for a silicon implementation. The architecture is verified by prototyping and testing individual system components and a one dimensional version of the architecture.<<ETX>>

Andreas G. Andreou | Thomas G. Edwards

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