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Event stream learning using spatio-temporal event surface
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DOI：10.1016/j.neunet.2022.07.010.png)
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Event cameras sense changes in light intensity and record them as an asynchronous event stream. Efficiently encoding and learning spatiotemporal information of the event streams remain challenging. In this paper, we propose a novel event descriptor to encode the spatio-temporal features for event streams and a local-search based multi-spike learning algorithm for spiking neural networks to classify encoded features. The spatio-temporal event surface (STES) descriptor explicitly captures both spatial and temporal correlations among events, and thus can characterize spatiotemporal features more accurately than existing feature descriptors that focus only on temporal or spatial information. In classification with multi-spike learning, we introduce a local search and gradient clipping mechanism to ensure the efficiency and stability of learning, which avoids other multi-spike learning rules' time-consuming global search and the gradient explosion problem. Experimental results demonstrate the superior classification performance of our proposed model, especially for event streams with rich spatiotemporal dynamics. (C) 2022 Elsevier Ltd. All rights reserved.
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Spatiotemporal feature descriptor
Spike -based learning
Event streams classification
Spiking neural network
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