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Efficiently and Reliably Measuring Information Processing Capacity in Dynamical Systems via Kernels
Information Processing Capacity (IPC) is a powerful system-agnostic metric for quantifying a dynamical system's computational capability and is widely used in quantum reservoir computing. However, standard IPC suffers from severe computational limitations. Computing IPC involves estimating how well
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