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An Analog VLSI Pulsed Neural Network for Image Segmentation Using Adaptive Connection Weights.

A. Heittmann, U. Ramacher, D. Matolin, J. Schreiter, and R. Schüffny. ICANN, volume 2415 of Lecture Notes in Computer Science, page 1293-1298. Springer, (2002)

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