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A central spike queue could mean that only those spikes scheduled for arrival get processed, rather than having to check for spike arrival at each synapse. Perhaps this could save a memory access or so for each synapse that doesn't have an arriving spike. In principle, it should save on the number of memory accesses needed to roll a queue forward for every synapse. It may also improve coalescing of some memory accesses. This is a non-trivial project; good for someone who is interested in going into the details of GPU performance and optimization.
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A central spike queue could mean that only those spikes scheduled for arrival get processed, rather than having to check for spike arrival at each synapse. Perhaps this could save a memory access or so for each synapse that doesn't have an arriving spike. In principle, it should save on the number of memory accesses needed to roll a queue forward for every synapse. It may also improve coalescing of some memory accesses. This is a non-trivial project; good for someone who is interested in going into the details of GPU performance and optimization.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: