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. 2022 Nov 2;16:923587. doi: 10.3389/fnins.2022.923587

Table 2.

The comparison between state-of-the-art methods and the proposed spiking gating flow (SGF) network.

Name Type Learning Learning Model information Training cost Accuracy
method style Size Diff(×) OPs Diff(×) Epoch T/I ratio
Reservoir CSNN (George et al., 2020) SNN STDP Offline 3.17 MB 88.7↑ - - 3.8:1 65.0%
Heterogeneity Network (Perez-Nieves et al., 2021) SNN SGD Offline 125 KB 3.4↑ - - 3.8:1 82.1%
SLAYER (Shrestha and Orchard, 2018) SNN BP Offline 1034.8KB 28.3↑ 79.8M 9.6↑ 739 3.8:1 93.64%
SCRNN (Xing et al., 2020) ANN2SNN BPTT Offline 732.34KB 20.0↑ 81.91 M 9.9↑ 100 4.1:1 96.59%
Converted SNN (Kugele et al., 2020) ANN2SNN BP Offline 500KB 13.7↑ 651 M 78.7↑ 10 3.8:1 96.97%
ConvNet (Amir et al., 2017) DNN2SNN BP Offline 16.3 MB 456↑ 946.82 M 114↑ 250 3.8:1 96.5%
PointNet++ (Qi et al., 2017) DNN2SNN BP Offline 3.50MB 98↑ 440.0 M 53.2↑ 250 3.8:1 97.08%
This work SNN SGF Online 36.58 KB 8.27 M 1 1.5:1 87.5%

“-” Indicates the data can not be calculated or not mentioned in the corresponding paper. Bold indicate the results in our method. ↑ Indicates that our method has improvement compared to the related works.