A New Memory-Processing Unit Model Based on Spiking Neural P Systems with Dendritic and Synaptic Behavior for Kronecker Matrix–Matrix Multiplication

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Publicado en:	Mathematics vol. 13, no. 22 (2025), p. 3663-3673
Autor principal:	Garcia, Luis
Otros Autores:	Anides Esteban Ramse, Vazquez, Eduardo, Toscano, Linda Karina, Sanchez, Gabriel, Avalos, Juan Gerardo, Sanchez Giovanny
Publicado:	MDPI AG
Materias:	Routers Data transfer (computers) Quantum computing Neurons Image compression Computer memory Data science Image filters Spiking Tensors Multiplication & division Dendritic structure Multidimensional methods Machine learning Kernel functions Image processing Distributed processing
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Resumen:	Currently, Kronecker Matrix–Matrix Multiplication play a crucial role in many advanced applications across science and engineering, such as Quantum Computing (Tensor Representation of Quantum States, Quantum Gate Construction), Machine Learning and Data Science (Kernel Methods, Tensor Decompositions), and Signal and Image Processing (Multi-dimensional Filtering, Compression Algorithms). However, the implementation of the Kronecker Matrix–Matrix Multiplication increasingly relies on systems with enhanced computational capabilities. Specifically, current implementations expend large amounts of external memory and requires a large number of processing units to perform this operation. As is commonly acknowledged, cutting-edge high-performance computing schemes still faces limitations in terms of energy and performance due to the bottleneck in data transfer between processing units and memory. To mitigate this limitation, memory processing units (MPUs) enable direct computation on in-memory data, reducing latency and eliminating the need for data transfer. On the other hand, spiking neural P systems, with their inherent parallelism and distributed processing capabilities, are therefore well-suited as foundational components for implementing such memory architectures efficiently. From the mathematical point of view, we present for the first time a neural, synaptic, and dendritic model to support the Kronecker Matrix–Matrix multiplication. To this end, the proposed spiking neural P system with their cutting-edge variants, such as anti-spikes, communication on request, synaptic weights, and dendritic–axonal delays, facilitates the creation of neural memory cells and spike-based routers. Hence, these elements potentially allow the design of novel processing memory architectures that markedly enhance data transfer efficiency between computational units and memory.
ISSN:	2227-7390
DOI:	10.3390/math13223663
Fuente:	Engineering Database