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Optimization of non-linear conductance modulation based on metal oxide memristors

Liu et al., 2018

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17425243274166942999
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Liu H
Wei M
Chen Y
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Nanotechnology Reviews

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As memristor-simulating synaptic devices have become available in recent years, the optimization on non-linearity degree (NL, related to adjacent conductance values) is unignorable in the promotion of the learning accuracy of systems. Importantly, based on the …
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