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Zhangzhi Zhou¹, Mi Lin¹, Xuanxuan Zhou¹

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Music influences memory by evoking emotions. A novel memristor circuit mimics human learning and forgetting, demonstrating music

Keywords:

Associative learning Emotion homeostasis Emotion learning Memristor

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Area of Science:

Neuroscience and materials science
Biomimetic circuit design
Computational psychology

Background:

Music is known to affect human memory through emotional responses.
Understanding the interplay between music, emotion, and memory is crucial for cognitive research.
Existing models often lack the dynamic and adaptive capabilities seen in biological systems.

Purpose of the Study:

To design and validate a memristor-based circuit for emotion associative learning.
To simulate human learning, memory, and emotional homeostasis influenced by music.
To explore the application of memristors in creating biomimetic systems.

Main Methods:

Utilized nonlinear and non-volatile properties of memristors.
Developed a circuit with modules for music judgment, emotion generation, emotional homeostasis, and memory.
Implemented functions including learning, relearning, forgetting, and emotional regulation.

Main Results:

The proposed circuit successfully simulated human learning and forgetting under various musical conditions.
Demonstrated the practical feasibility of using memristors in biomimetic circuit applications.
Verified the significant impact of music on memory processes.

Conclusions:

Memristor-based circuits can effectively model complex cognitive functions like emotion-influenced memory.
This research validates the role of music in modulating memory and provides a foundation for future studies.
The developed circuit offers a novel platform for investigating emotion-memory interaction mechanisms.