Neuromorphic Software Guide
Explore our curated collection of open source neuromorphic software resources.
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Luuk van Keeken: NIR Introduction and Graph Tracing with torch.fx
December 2, 2024
Luuk van Keeken introduces the Neuromorphic Intermediate Representation (NIR) …
Open-source DL framework for SNN based on PyTorch, with documentation in English and Chinese.
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Wei Fang
Focuses on gradient-based training of SNNs, based on PyTorch for GPU acceleration and gradient computation.
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NIR SupportView DetailsBuilt on top of PyTorch, used for simulating SNNs, geared towards ML and reinforcement learning.
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Free, open-source simulator for SNNs, written in Python, focusing on ease of use and flexibility.
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Romain Brette, Marcel Stimberg, Dan Goodman
Python package for building, testing, deploying neural networks, supporting many backends for SNN simulation.
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NIR Support Hardware SupportView DetailsExploits bio-inspired neural components, sparse and event-driven, expands PyTorch with primitives for bio-inspired neural components.
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NIR SupportView DetailsFramework for developing neuro-inspired applications, mapping them to neuromorphic hardware.
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Intel NC team
NIR Support Hardware SupportView DetailsSimulator for SNN models focusing on dynamics, size, structure of neural systems, not on individual neuron morphology.
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Jochen Martin Eppler
Simulator for SNN models focusing on networks, not on individual neuron morphology. Optimised for accelerated simulations on computational backends including NVIDIA GPUs.
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Tonic is a Python package for managing and transforming neuromorphic datasets.
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A graph-based intermediate representation for computational graphs of spiking neural networks, enabling interoperability across different simulators and hardware.
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Jens E. Pedersen, Felix Bauer, Jason Eshraghian, Bernhard Vogginger
NIR Support Hardware SupportView DetailsCompact SNN package on DeepMind's Haiku library, based on JAX for JIT compilation on GPUs and TPUs.
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NIR SupportView DetailsPyTorch-based DL library for SNNs, focusing on simplicity, fast training, extendability, and vision models.
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Sadique Sheik
NIR Support Hardware SupportView DetailsAEStream is a tool for transmitting event data efficiently, supporting diverse inputs/outputs and integrating with Python and C++ libraries.
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A domain-specific language and code generation toolchain for neuron and synapse models in spiking neural network simulation
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Charl Linssen
Hardware SupportView DetailsGPU-accelerated library for simulating large-scale spiking neural network (SNN) models with high biologically realistic synaptic dynamics.
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Jeff Krichmar
Hardware SupportView DetailsA Python package to decode AEDAT 4 files from event cameras with a Rust implementation for speed.
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Expelliarmus decodes event camera data into NumPy arrays, supporting various formats and offering ease of use for researchers and developers.
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Framework for machine learning with SNNs built on the GeNN simulator. Focused on ease of use in combination with computational efficiency derived from GeNN.
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A platform for creating and training Spiking Neural Networks (SNNs), supporting various data types and neuromorphic processors.
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Kaspersky
Hardware SupportView DetailsEvent-based training of spiking neural networks with support for BrainScaleS-2 hardware-in-the-loop based on JAX.
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Electronic Visions Group
NIR Support Hardware SupportView DetailsA PyTorch extension for the Neuromorphic Intermediate Representation (NIR), enabling seamless conversion of PyTorch-based SNN models to and from NIR.
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NIR Support Hardware SupportView DetailsA modern, fast, and friendly Python library for processing event-based camera data, with a focus on streaming and interoperability.
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Machine learning library for SNN applications, supports GPU, TPU, CPU acceleration, and neuromorphic compute hardware deployment.
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NIR Support Hardware SupportView DetailsTraining spiking neural networks with BrainScaleS-2 hardware-in-the-loop support based on PyTorch.
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Electronic Visions Group
NIR Support Hardware SupportView DetailsSpiking neural networks with complex plasticity on BrainScaleS-2 neuromorphic hardware.
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Electronic Visions Group
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