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Memory-Efficient Reversible Spiking Neural Networks

In this paper, we propose the reversible spiking neural network to reduce the memory cost of intermediate activations and membrane potentials during training of SNNs. We first extend the reversible architecture along temporal dimension and propose the reversible spiking block, which can reconstruct the computational graph of forward pass with a reverse process. On this basis, we present the RevSResNet and RevSFormer models, which are the reversible counterparts of the state-of-the-art SNNs.

Main results on CIFAR10/CIFAR100

Model	T	Param.	CIFAR10 Top-1 Acc	CIFAR100 Top-1 Acc
RevSResNet21	4	11.05M	94.53	75.46
RevSResNet37	4	23.59M	94.77	76.34
RevSFormer-2-384	4	5.76M	95.29	78.04
RevSFormer-4-384	4	9.32M	95.34	79.04

Main results on CIFAR10-DVS/DVS128

Model	T	Flops.	CIFAR10 DVS Top-1 Acc	DVS 128 Top-1 Acc
RevSResNet24	10	0.43G	75.50	94.44
RevSResNet24	16	0.69G	76.40	96.53
RevSFormer-2-256	10	3.78G	81.40	97.22
RevSFormer-2-256	16	6.05G	82.20	97.57

Version of important requirements

timm==0.6.12; cupy==11.3.0; torch==1.10.2+cu113; spikingjelly==0.0.0.0.12;

Train

the training codes are put in each dataset folder in file train.sh

Contact

For help or issues using this git, please submit a GitHub issue.

For technical communications, please contact hongzhang99@zju.edu.cn.

Reference

If you find this repo useful, please consider citing:

@article{RevSNN,
  title={Memory-Efficient Reversible Spiking Neural Networks},
  author={Zhang, Hong and Zhang, Yu},
  journal={arXiv preprint arXiv:2312.07922},
  year={2023}
}

Our codes are based on PyTorch and SpikingJelly by Wei Fang.