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Matrix here

March 20th, 2015 Comments off

IEEE Spectrum introduces how neural circuitry implanted in our brain can do life-saving work. Though the article doesn’t give out much info about the kind of neural circuity implanted, it does mention microprocessor and battery. So it looks like a really low power microprocessor running some kind of algorithm similar to neural net. The article suggests that learning takes place offline, but is silent on how the parameter update can be done or how easy/unintrusive it is.

Either way it shows another very compelling application for embedded systems capable of machine learning tasks.

Bionic woman, but the striking similarity with Matrix is undeniable. (via IEEE)

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Sangyun Oh

March 1st, 2015 Comments off

Sangyun Oh

Sangyun Oh started his M.S. program in March, 2015. His research interests include (i) reconfigurable architecture and (ii) acceleration of deep neural networks for low-power systems.

He received a best paper award at KCS conference, 2017.

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