Spike Neural Shape Classification in Videos
1 Introduction to Spike Neural Networks
Spike Neural Networks (SNNs) represent a class of neural networks designed to mimic the behavior of biological neurons. Unlike traditional artificial neural networks that process continuous signals, SNNs operate on discrete events called spikes. These spikes occur at specific times and carry information about the input stimuli. The timing of spikes plays a crucial role in how information is processed within the network.
In the context of video processing, SNNs offer several advantages. They can handle temporal information effectively, making them suitable for tasks like object detection, tracking, and shape classification in dynamic scenes. Additionally, SNNs are energy