Self-organized learning in oscillatory networks with memristive couplings

Oscillatory neural networks represent a fascinating frontier in neuromorphic computing, where coupled dynamic systems mimic biological neuronal synchronization to process information through phase relationships. These models enable tasks such as associative memory and optimization, relying on intrinsic energy minimization dynamics. However, a recurring challenge in practical implementations is the realization of inhibitory (negative) weights, essential for generating antiphase attractors that persist autonomously. This is where memristive devices offer a viable path: their resistive tuning capability allows emulating synapses with both excitatory and inhibitory couplings, opening the door to self-organized learning systems that do not require continuous supervision.

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