Study on Electro-polymerization Nano-micro Wiring System Imitating Axonal Growth of Artificial Neurons towards Machine Learning
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Abstract
Machine learning using the artificial neuron network research is supposed to be the best way to understand how the human brain trains itself to process information. In this study, we have successfully developed the programs using supervised machine learning algorithm. However, these supervised learning processes for the neuron network required the very strong computing configuration. Derivation from the necessity of increasing in computing ability and in reduction of power consumption, accelerator circuits become critical. To develop such accelerator circuits using supervised machine learning algorithm, conducting polymer micro/nanowires growing process was realized and applied as a synaptic weigh controller. In this work, high conductivity Polypyrrole (PPy) and Poly (3, 4 - ethylenedioxythiophene) PEDOT wires were potentiostatically grown crosslinking the designated electrodes, which were prefabricated by lithography, when appropriate square wave AC voltage and appropriate frequency were applied. Micro/nanowire growing process emulated the neurotransmitter release process of synapses inside a biological neuron and wire's resistance variation during the growing process was preferred to as the variation of synaptic weigh in machine learning algorithm.
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Authors
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Nguyen Tuan Dang
Osaka University
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Megumi Akai-kasada
Osaka University
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Tetsuya Asai
Hokkaido University
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Akira Saito
Osaka University
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Yuji Kuwahara
Osaka University