Hi
@Baneino,
could you please share with us where you found evidence of that July 2023 IEEE ISVLSI conference paper titled “Comparative Analysis of Low-Power Anomaly Detection on Neuromorphic Chips for Controller Area Network (CAN) Data”, which you referred to in your above post?
Neither is it included in Tarek Taha’s extensive list of publications (which, while not quite up to date, should be exhaustive with respect to those published in 2023) nor could I find any trace of it when googling the paper’s title as such (except for your 28 July TSE post, that is).
The only conference paper listed on Tarek Taha’s website, which appears to be relevant to the topic, happens to be the 2024 paper “Unsupervised Anomaly Detection for Automotive CAN Bus on the Intel Loihi”:
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This is also the only paper on this topic I was able to find under Simon Khan’s Google Scholar profile, who - according to you - is one of the other co-authors.
Said 2024 conference paper was not a comparative analysis, though, plus the authors stated in their abstract that “To the best of our knowledge, this is the first low-power, unsupervised anomaly detection system using the Loihi or any other neuromorphic processor”, which obviously wouldn’t make sense if they had already published an earlier paper comparing Loihi and Akida.
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https://ieeexplore.ieee.org/document/10651224/)
Then there is also the 6 August 2025 conference paper titled “Anomaly Detection of CAN bus messages on neuromorphic hardware” that I referred to in April, which equally appears to contradict the existence of a prior comparative paper by the same authors (cf. section underlined in red):
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Is that mysteriously elusive 2023 conference paper you claimed existed by any chance a GenAI hallucination?