Large-scale neural networks implemented with Non-Volatile Memory as the synaptic weight element: Impact of conductance response
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Yusuf Leblebici | Pritish Narayanan | Hyunsang Hwang | Jun-Woo Jang | Irem Boybat | Robert M. Shelby | Kibong Moon | Alessandro Fumarola | Geoffrey W. Burr | Severin Sidler | P. Narayanan | G. Burr | H. Hwang | R. Shelby | Y. Leblebici | K. Moon | I. Boybat | Junwoo Jang | Alessandro Fumarola | Severin Sidler | Kibong Moon
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