name: spikevision
description: "Legacy neuromorphic dataset wrappers and transforms for snnTorch;
deprecated in favor of Tonic and kept for compatibility, import smoke, and
local file handling only."
metadata:
disco-role: operating
disable-model-invocation: true
license: MIT
spikevision
[!WARNING]
snntorch.spikevision is deprecated. For new neuromorphic dataset workflows, use Tonic. This sub-skill exists only for legacy compatibility, import/signature smoke, and local file handling.
Covers
- Legacy dataset wrappers:
NMNIST, DVSGesture, SHD
- Legacy base helpers:
NeuromorphicDataset, StandardTransform
- Local transform helpers and file readers used by the legacy datasets
- Lightweight import/signature inspection without dataset downloads
Does not cover
- Tonic-first workflows
- Training notebooks or model training recipes
- Plotting helpers
- NIR interoperability
- Real dataset downloads during extraction
Routing rule
- If the request is for a modern neuromorphic pipeline, route to Tonic guidance first.
- If the request is to support, inspect, or migrate an old
spikevision script, use the bundled references and the introspection helper.
- If the task would require fetching raw datasets from the network, stop and treat that as out of scope for extraction.
Primary entry points
- Read
references/api-reference.md for supported symbols, signatures, and on-disk expectations.
- Read
references/workflows.md for safe legacy usage patterns.
- Read
references/troubleshooting.md for dependency, layout, and constructor quirks.
- Run
scripts/spikevision_introspect.py to confirm the deprecation warning, exposed classes, and safe transform constructors.
Working constraints
- Keep this surface legacy-only.
- Prefer wrapper-level compatibility over adding new behavior.
- Keep dataset downloads and cache creation out of synthetic verification.
- Use the modern Tonic route whenever a user is starting fresh.