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Research data for paper: Efficient Event-based Delay Learning in Spiking Neural Networks
Published 2025“…Our method supports multiple spikes per neuron and introduces a delay learning algorithm that can, in contrast to previous methods, also be applied to recurrent Spiking Neural Networks. …”
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Code and data for the paper "Investigating machine learning algorithms to classify label-free images of pancreatic neuroendocrine neoplasms"
Published 2025“…<p dir="ltr">Code and data for analysis detailed in the paper "Investigating machine learning algorithms to classify label-free images of pancreatic neuroendocrine neoplasms." …”
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The source code of LazyAct.
Published 2025“…The inferences reduction significantly decreases the time and FLOPs required by the <i>LazyAct</i> algorithm to complete tasks. Code is available here <a href="https://www.dropbox.com/scl/fo/wyoqo6q9gyt86zobfgbvx/h?…”
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The run time for each algorithm in seconds.
Published 2025“…The goal of this paper is to examine several extensions to KGR/GPoG, with the aim of generalising them a wider variety of data scenarios. The first extension we consider is the case of graph signals that have only been partially recorded, meaning a subset of their elements is missing at observation time. …”