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Self-management for neural dynamics in brain-like information processing

Benjamin Dittes, Alexander Gepperth, Antonello Ceravola, Jannik Fritsch, Christian Goerick, "Self-management for neural dynamics in brain-like information processing", Proceedings of the 6th International Conference on Autonomic Computing and Communications, 2009.

Abstract

Neural dynamics coupled by adaptive synaptic information transmission provide a very powerful tool for biologically inspired visual processing systems[4]. Currently, progress is limited by the computing time needed to evaluate the underlying equations and by the high number of parameters necessary to tune to achieve the desired system performance. In this contribution we apply Autonomic Computing techniques to overcome these limitations. We approach the computing time problem with an error model of the differential equations allowing for self-optimization of the evaluation step size and the parameter problem with a self-configuration heuristics to keep neural activation in working range. We show the equivalence of system behavior compared to the case without self-management, the performance gain achieved by the self-optimization and the stability achieved by the self-configuration.



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