RRAM based neuromorphic algorithms
This submission is a report on RRAM based neuromorphic algorithms. This report basically gives an overview of the algorithms implemented on neuromorphic hardware with crossbar array of RRAM synapses. This report mainly talks about the work on deep neural network to spiking neural network conversion and its significance.
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