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authorTanner Robison <[email protected]>2026-06-26 19:13:44 -0700
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spires python memTorch interface
Implemented an interface for memTorch to talk to spires. memTorch is used for calculating the weights and are passed to spires for determining the spikes readout layer has still not been implemented, no way of actually reading the output
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# Spires reservoir simulated on memristor crossbar using memTorch
+## overview
+### simulation
+Here we are using both memTorch and the Spiresrc libraries working together to simulate
+a spires reservoir on a memristor crossbar. memTorch is acting as the weights, simulating
+at a physics level including device to device differences, conductance drag, etc....
+Spires is acting as the actual reservoir neurons and determining the spikes.
+
+### benchmark
+
+## setup
+
+
## Goal
The goal is to able to simulate a spires reservoir on a memristor crossbar using
a custom memristor spice model(HIL), thus you can run multiple simulations with