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An efficient full-size convolutional computing method based on memristor crossbar

Tan et al., 2024

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15598171186990668146
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Tan J
Shen S
Duan S
Wang L
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Artificial Intelligence Review

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Modern artificial intelligence systems based on neural networks need to perform a large number of repeated parallel operations quickly. Without hardware acceleration, they cannot achieve effectiveness and availability. Memristor-based neuromorphic computing systems …
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