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Spatiotemporal Data Processing with Memristor Crossbar-Array-Based Graph Reservoir.

Yoon Ho Jang¹, Soo Hyung Lee¹, Janguk Han¹

¹Department of Materials Science and Engineering and Inter-university Semiconductor Research Center, College of Engineering, Seoul National University, Seoul, 08826, Republic of Korea.

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Summary

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This study introduces a novel graph reservoir using metal–insulator–metal devices to process spatiotemporal data. This new approach effectively captures spatial input relationships, improving reservoir computing performance for complex datasets.

Keywords:

crossbar array dynamic memristor reservoir computing spatiotemporal data processing

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Area of Science:

Materials Science
Computer Science
Neuroscience

Background:

Physical reservoir computing (RC) offers a powerful method for parallel processing of complex spatiotemporal data.
Conventional memristor-based reservoirs struggle to capture spatial relationships in time-varying inputs due to their mapping schemes.

Purpose of the Study:

To introduce a physical graph reservoir capable of capturing spatial relationships between time-varying inputs.
To enhance reservoir computing by utilizing a metal cell at the diagonal-crossbar array (mCBA) with dynamic self-rectifying memristors.

Main Methods:

A novel graph reservoir architecture was developed using a metal cell at the diagonal-crossbar array (mCBA).
Input and inverted input signals were applied to the word and bit lines of the mCBA, enabling memristors to store correlation information.
This mCBA configuration maps spatiotemporal correlations into a high-dimensional feature space.

Main Results:

The mCBA graph reservoir achieved a normalized root-mean-square error of 0.09 in Mackey-Glass time series prediction.
It demonstrated 97.21% accuracy in MNIST handwritten digit recognition.
The system achieved 80.0% diagnostic accuracy in human connectome classification.

Conclusions:

The developed mCBA graph reservoir effectively captures spatiotemporal correlations in input data.
This approach significantly enhances the performance of reservoir computing for complex data processing tasks.
The findings suggest a promising new direction for memristor-based computing architectures.