Travis DeWolf and Chris Eliasmith. Trajectory generation using a spiking neuron implementation of dynamic movement primitives. 27th Annual Meeting for the Society for the Neural Control of Movement, 2017. URL: https://github.com/studywolf/NDMPS-paper/blob/master/DeWolf\%20and\%20Eliasmith\%2C\%202017\%20-\%20Poster.pdf.
@article{dewolf2017,
author={DeWolf, Travis and Eliasmith, Chris},
title={Trajectory generation using a spiking neuron implementation of dynamic movement primitives},
journal={27th Annual Meeting for the Society for the Neural Control of Movement},
year={2017},
url={https://github.com/studywolf/NDMPS-paper/blob/master/DeWolf\%20and\%20Eliasmith\%2C\%202017\%20-\%20Poster.pdf},
abstract={We present a trajectory generating circuit using efficient function
representation coding in a spiking neural network that can generate
multiple complex trajectories dynamically from a single network.
Integrating multiple trajectories within a single network allows us to
explore the transitions between movements. We suggest that this kind of
network is a possible mechanism for efficiently storing a wide array of
movement features in the cortex, and compare our results to experimental data.}
}