Publications by authors named "Shavika Rastogi"

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  • Animals can recognize odors in just milliseconds, showcasing fast detection abilities that are challenging for artificial systems to replicate.
  • Current artificial olfaction technologies are limited by being slow, bulky, and power-hungry, making them less effective for real-world mobile applications.
  • A new miniaturized electronic nose has been developed that mimics animal olfaction capabilities, achieving rapid odor classification and temporal pattern encoding, opening doors for advancements in various fields like environmental monitoring and security.
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Neural action potentials (APs) are difficult to interpret as signal encoders and/or computational primitives. Their relationships with stimuli and behaviors are obscured by the staggering complexity of nervous systems themselves. We can reduce this complexity by observing that "simpler" neuron-less organisms also transduce stimuli into transient electrical pulses that affect their behaviors.

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Spatio-temporal pattern recognition is a fundamental ability of the brain which is required for numerous real-world activities. Recent deep learning approaches have reached outstanding accuracies in such tasks, but their implementation on conventional embedded solutions is still very computationally and energy expensive. Tactile sensing in robotic applications is a representative example where real-time processing and energy efficiency are required.

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Identifying different functional regions during a brain surgery is a challenging task usually performed by highly specialized neurophysiologists. Progress in this field may be used to improve in situ brain navigation and will serve as an important building block to minimize the number of animals in preclinical brain research required by properly positioning implants intraoperatively. The study at hand aims to correlate recorded extracellular signals with the volume of origin by deep learning methods.

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