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Bring memristive in-memory computing into general-purpose machine learning: A perspective

Zhou et al., 2023

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10500402014171978066
Author
Chen J
Li J
Yang L
Li Y
Miao X
Publication year
2023
Publication venue
APL Machine Learning

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In-memory computing (IMC) using emerging nonvolatile devices has received considerable attention due to its great potential for accelerating artificial neural networks and machine learning tasks. As the basic concept and operation modes of IMC are now well established …

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