A Memristive Model Compatible with Triplet Rule for Spike-Timing-Dependent-Plasticity

Physics – Biological Physics

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6 pages, 5 figures

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In this paper, we propose an extended version of the memristive STDP model, which is one of the most important and exciting recent discoveries in neuromorphic engineering. The proposed model aims to claim compatibility with another importent STDP rule beyond the pair-based rule, known as the triplet STDP rule. This is an extension of the asynchronous memristive model of Linares-Barranco, et al., capable of explaining the pair-based rule based on the analogy of the synapse to the memristor. The proposed new model is compatible with both the pair-baed and triplet-based rule, by assuming a mechanism of variable thresholds adapting to synaptic potentiation and depression. The dynamical process is governed by ordinary differential equations. The model is an expression of Froemke's principle of suppression for triplet rules and reveals a similar time dependence with that in the suppression STDP model.

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