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A simple model for Behavioral Time Scale Synaptic Plasticity (BTSP) provides content addressable memory with binary synapses and one-shot learning

Interdisciplinary Studies

A simple model for Behavioral Time Scale Synaptic Plasticity (BTSP) provides content addressable memory with binary synapses and one-shot learning

Y. Wu and W. Maass

Discover how Behavioral Time scale Synaptic Plasticity enables one-shot memory formation in hippocampal CA1, creating powerful content-addressable memories without high-resolution synapses. The transparent model reproduces human memory repulsion and points to energy-efficient on-chip learning with memristor crossbars. Research conducted by Yujie Wu and Wolfgang Maass.

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