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XL MIMO Extreme Learning Machines: Wave-Domain Inference with Stacked Metasurfaces
The recently envisioned goal-oriented communications paradigm requires machine learning inference to be performed directly on wirelessly transferred data, by splitting neural network computations between the transmitter, the Receiver (RX), and the wireless channel. Such approaches aim to offload lar
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