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Binbin Lin

Researcher at University of Michigan

Publications -  46
Citations -  762

Binbin Lin is an academic researcher from University of Michigan. The author has contributed to research in topics: Computer science & Vector field. The author has an hindex of 13, co-authored 35 publications receiving 672 citations. Previous affiliations of Binbin Lin include Arizona State University & Zhejiang University.

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Mitigating Effects of Non-ideal Synaptic Device Characteristics for On-chip Learning

TL;DR: This study shows that the recognition accuracy of MNIST handwriting digits degrades from ~97 % to ~65 %, and proposes the mitigation strategies, which include the smart programming schemes for achieving linear weight update, a dummy column to eliminate the off-state current, and the use of multiple cells for each weight element to alleviate the impact of device variations.
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Parallel field alignment for cross media retrieval

TL;DR: A novel method for the cross media retrieval task, named Parallel Field Alignment Retrieval (PFAR), which integrates a manifold alignment framework from the perspective of vector fields, and can effectively preserve the metric of data manifolds and project their relationship into intermediate latent semantic spaces during the process of manifold alignment.
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Technology-design co-optimization of resistive cross-point array for accelerating learning algorithms on chip

TL;DR: A novel read and write scheme is designed to accelerate the training process, which realizes fully parallel operations of the weighted sum and the weight update, and a set of reverse scaling rules is proposed on the resistive cross-point array to achieve high learning accuracy.
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Parallel Architecture With Resistive Crosspoint Array for Dictionary Learning Acceleration

TL;DR: The proposed hardware consists of an array with resistive random access memory and CMOS peripheral circuits, which perform matrix-vector multiplication and dictionary update in a fully parallel fashion, at the speed that is independent of the matrix dimension.
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Task fMRI data analysis based on supervised stochastic coordinate coding

TL;DR: A novel supervised sparse representation and dictionary learning framework based on stochastic coordinate coding (SCC) algorithm for task fMRI data analysis, in which certain brain networks are learning with known information such as pre‐defined temporal patterns and spatial network patterns, and at the same time other networks are learned automatically from data.