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    Learning Without Clocks: Partition-Invariant Neural Network

    A learning approach aimed at reducing dependence on how asynchronous sensor streams are sliced

    Event cameras, spiking cochleas and similar sensors emit asynchronous events, yet most learning systems first bin them into frames or packets, so the output depends on how the stream was sliced.

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    Asynchronous sensors produce events without fixed time boundaries, but binning them can make learning outputs depend on arbitrary slicing choices. Partition-invariant learning could address that mismatch between continuous event streams and frame-based processing.

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