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Ramtin Zand

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semantic_scholarProceedings of the International Conference on Neuromorphic Systems2026-08-04

Temporal Sparse Die-to-Die Communication in Heterogeneous Neuromorphic Systems

Joshua Nardone, Rui-Jie Zhu, Ruhai Lin, Joseph Callenes, Mohammed E. Elbtity, Ramtin Zand, et al.

TL;DR: This work proposes heterogeneous neural networks that combine spiking neural networks (SNNs) and artificial neural networks (ANNs) at bandwidth-limited regions, such as chip boundaries, where spike-based communication reduces data transfer overhead.

Efficient communication is central to both biological and artificial intelligence (AI) systems. In biological brains, the challenge of long-range communication across regions is addressed through sparse, spike-based signaling, minimizing energy and latency. Conversely, modern AI…

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semantic_scholarProceedings of the International Conference on Neuromorphic Systems2026-08-04

Challenging the Spatiotemporal Processing of Neuromorphic Models through a Temporally-Rich Event-Based Dataset

J. Seekings, Peyton S. Chandarana, Arshia Eslami, Ramtin Zand

TL;DR: The research rigorously investigates how neuromorphic architectures encode and integrate temporal information by conducting a comprehensive ablation study using a hybrid network, and demonstrates that shallow neuromorphic integration effectively maximizes the gains from temporal integration while mitigating the information loss inherent in binary spike quantization.

While neuromorphic systems offer a promising path for processing dynamic, event-based data, current benchmarks often fail to isolate the specific impact of temporal integration on model performance. To address this, our research rigorously investigates how neuromorphic architectu…

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