44 min
Machine Learning with SNNs for low-power inference on neuromorphic hardware
Machine Learning, Computer Engineering, Artificial Intelligence and seminar by Dr Dylan Muir, SynSense
Hosted by SNUFA
Wednesday 15:10–16:20 Berlin (GMT+1)
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