Search Results for author: Debanjan Bhowmik

Found 5 papers, 1 papers with code

Supervised Learning Using a Dressed Quantum Network with "Super Compressed Encoding": Algorithm and Quantum-Hardware-Based Implementation

no code implementations20 Jul 2020 Saurabh Kumar, Siddharth Dangwal, Debanjan Bhowmik

Implementation of variational Quantum Machine Learning (QML) algorithms on Noisy Intermediate-Scale Quantum (NISQ) devices is known to have issues related to the high number of qubits needed and the noise associated with multi-qubit gates.

BIG-bench Machine Learning Clustering +1

Comparing domain wall synapse with other Non Volatile Memory devices for on-chip learning in Analog Hardware Neural Network

no code implementations28 Oct 2019 Divya Kaushik, Utkarsh Singh, Upasana Sahu, Indu Sreedevi, Debanjan Bhowmik

We next incorporate the DW synapse as a Verilog-A model in the crossbar array based NN circuit we design on SPICE circuit simulator.

Supervised learning with a quantum classifier using a multi-level system

2 code implementations22 Aug 2019 Soumik Adhikary, Siddharth Dangwal, Debanjan Bhowmik

We demonstrate successful classification of popular benchmark datasets with our quantum classifier and compare its performance with respect to some classical machine learning classifiers.

Quantum Physics

On-chip learning in a conventional silicon MOSFET based Analog Hardware Neural Network

no code implementations1 Jul 2019 Nilabjo Dey, Janak Sharda, Utkarsh Saxena, Divya Kaushik, Utkarsh Singh, Debanjan Bhowmik

On-chip learning in a crossbar array based analog hardware Neural Network (NN) has been shown to have major advantages in terms of speed and energy compared to training NN on a traditional computer.

On-chip learning for domain wall synapse based Fully Connected Neural Network

no code implementations25 Nov 2018 Apoorv Dankar, Anand Verma, Utkarsh Saxena, Divya Kaushik, Shouri Chatterjee, Debanjan Bhowmik

Spintronic devices are considered as promising candidates in implementing neuromorphic systems or hardware neural networks, which are expected to perform better than other existing computing systems for certain data classification and regression tasks.

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