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Commit 31db043e authored by Hammouda Elbez's avatar Hammouda Elbez :computer:
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SpiNNaker: ReadMe updated

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## Files: ## Files naming
You can change and use the file names as you prefer. As an example, here we did it as below: In order to properly use the provided scripts, make sure to rename the binary weights extracted from the csnn-simulator as follows:
Network: Input(784)*FC1(400)*FC2(1600) As an example, we have the next architecture with MNIST dataset:
weights_fc1_X.Y: `Input(784) x Fc1(400) x Fc2(1600)`
Weight-Files from Input_layer to FC1 layer
weights_fc2_X.Y:
Weight-Files from FC1 to FC2 layer weights_fc1_X:
Weights between Input and Fc1 layer
X: baseline, compressed weights_fc2_X:
Y: Weights between Fc1 and Fc2 layer
nothing: binary file from SCNN
txt: generated connection file for spynnaker (PyNN for SpiNNaker) X = type of network [baseline or compressed]
>`binary file` : are from the csnn-simulator (Weight Extractor), which <span style="color:red;">needs to be renamed by the user</span>
>`.txt file` : represents the generated connections file for Spynnaker
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