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A nonlinear dimension for machine learning in optical disordered media
A recent study shows that, by leveraging nonlinear optical processes in disordered media, photonic processors can transform high-dimensional machine-learning data, using nonlinear functions that are otherwise challenging for digital electronic processors to compute.