NM500 Manual
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THE BASIC NEURON ENTITY
The neuron cell is composed of a memory, a set of 6 registers and some logic gates. For details, please refer to
chapter 3 of the
NeuroMem technology Reference Guide
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Context register: input describing the type of pattern stored in the neuron
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Memory holds a model or prototype
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Category register: input written during a learning operation (whether supervised or unsupervised)
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Distance: output given the distance between an input pattern and the pattern stored in the Memory of
the neuron
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AIF: Active Influence Field auto-adjusted by the neuron
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MINIF: Minimum influence field of the neuron
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Identifier: Position of the neuron in the chain of neurons available
A neuron is said committed when it stores a pattern to its memory along with a category with a value different
from 0. Such action takes place when a learning operation is executed and none of the presently committed
neurons recognize the pattern with a category equal to the category to learn.