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BRAIN Journal-Evolving Spiking Neural Networks for Control of Artificial Creatures-Figure 1. Typical neural networks SYNAPTIC

<p>A reservoir network has been used in this paper. This structure has been shown in Figure 1.<br> As is observable this network has two input and output layers. The neuronal network that have been<br> used is composed of N = 150 randomly connected Izhikevich spiking neurons and different axonal<br> conduction delays between each two neurons. Information is transferred between neurons of the<br> networks through the links between every two neurons representing synapses. Each neuron is<br> connected to M = 15 random neurons, so that the probability of connection is M / N = 0.15. It is<br> noticeable that in this network, not only the connection between two neurons is random, but also the<br> neurons type selection is random, too.</p>

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