In order to configure specific components in a hardware system they have to be uniquely identifiable.
halco provides a coordinate system for the neuromorphic BrainScaleS platform.
In combination with the associated configurational data (halbe for BrainScaleS-1 and haldls for BrainScaleS-2) they provide the basis to configure the neuromorphic system.
More information about the design principle of halco can be found in the documentation.
The raw version can be found in this repository.
A compiled version is hosted on github pages.
Coordinate Systems for BrainScaleS architectures ('halco')
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The software in this repository has been developed by staff and students of Heidelberg University as part of the research carried out by the Electronic Vision(s) group at the Kirchhoff-Institute for Physics. The research is funded by Heidelberg University, the State of Baden-Württemberg, the European Union Sixth Framework Programme no. 15879 (FACETS), the Seventh Framework Programme under grant agreements no 604102 (HBP), 269921 (BrainScaleS), 243914 (Brain-i-Nets), the Horizon 2020 Framework Programme under grant agreement 720270, 785907, 945539 (HBP) as well as from the Manfred Stärk Foundation.