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ViT-LCA: A Neuromorphic Approach for Vision Transformers

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arxiv 2411.00140 v2 pith:3YEB3ISF submitted 2024-10-31 cs.NE cs.ET

classification cs.NEcs.ET
keywords neuromorphicvisionspikingtransformersvit-lcaarchitecturescurrentdeployment
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The recent success of Vision Transformers has generated significant interest in attention mechanisms and transformer architectures. Although existing methods have proposed spiking self-attention mechanisms compatible with spiking neural networks, they often face challenges in effective deployment on current neuromorphic platforms. This paper introduces a novel model that combines vision transformers with the Locally Competitive Algorithm (LCA) to facilitate efficient neuromorphic deployment. Our experiments show that ViT-LCA achieves higher accuracy on ImageNet-1K dataset while consuming significantly less energy than other spiking vision transformer counterparts. Furthermore, ViT-LCA's neuromorphic-friendly design allows for more direct mapping onto current neuromorphic architectures.

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