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Fast simulation of nonlinear deep resistive networks for energy-based computation
Deep resistive networks are electronic energy-based systems in which computation is performed by the steady-state voltages of nonlinear circuits. Nonlinear devices enable expressive input-output transformations, but make the circuit equilibria costly to compute during simulation and training. Recent
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