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The input is just a normal batch of MNIST images - Bx784 or Bx1x784, why do we feed in the batch repeatedly? The LIF layers would generate spikes even with a single pass and then it eventually learns to generate correct number of spikes without having to repeat the input - is this assumption correct? Why are we not using time axis at the input and not converting MNIST to spikes at input?
How does this relate to actual event/ spike based sensors when used for applications?
v_mem get's reset at each batch, but should it not be maintained across batches?
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The input is just a normal batch of MNIST images - Bx784 or Bx1x784, why do we feed in the batch repeatedly? The LIF layers would generate spikes even with a single pass and then it eventually learns to generate correct number of spikes without having to repeat the input - is this assumption correct? Why are we not using time axis at the input and not converting MNIST to spikes at input?
How does this relate to actual event/ spike based sensors when used for applications?
v_mem get's reset at each batch, but should it not be maintained across batches?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: