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SpikeLogBERT: Energy-Efficient Log Parsing Using Spiking Transformer Networks

Log parsing is a fundamental step in automated log analysis, transforming raw system logs into structured event templates for downstream tasks such as anomaly detection and system monitoring. Existing log parsing methods range from rule-based and clustering-based approaches to neural models that learn semantic representations from log messages. However, neural approaches typically rely on dense matrix multiplications, which can result in high computational cost and energy consumption. This paper presents SpikeLogBERT, a spiking neural network framework for energy-efficient log parsing. The proposed model integrates a spiking transformer architecture with knowledge distillation from a BERT...

AuthorsThuan Bui, Duong Do, Tung Vu et al.
Primary categorycs.CV
Published30 June 2026
Last updated at source30 June 2026
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