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Input-dependent Neuromodulation Enhances Mixed-Signal Neuromorphic Hardware
Gating mechanisms allow a fixed neural network to adapt its computation to the current input by dynamically modulating its effective parameters. In the brain, neuromodulation uses this principle to move neural circuits between dynamical regimes, and deep learning exploits input-dependent gating, e.g
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