Advancements on analog integrated design have led to new possibilities for complex systems combining both continuous and discrete time modules on a signal processing chain. However, this also increases the complexity any design flow needs to address in order to describe a synergy between the two domains, as the interactions between them should be better understood. We believe that a common language for describing continuous and discrete time computations is beneficial for such a goal and a step towards it is to gain insight and describe more fundamental building blocks. In this work we present an algebra based on the General Purpose Analog Computer, a theoretical model of computation recently updated as a continuous time equivalent of the T...
In 1941, Claude Shannon introduced a continuous-time analog model of computation,namely the General ...
We provide an overview of theories of continuous time computation. These theories allow us to unders...
We consider various extensions and modifications of Shannon's General Purpose Analog Computer, ...
Advancements on analog integrated design have led to new possibilities for complex systems combining...
Advancements on analog integrated design have led to new possibilities for complex systems combining...
Abstract. We propose a formalization of analog algorithms, extending the framework of abstract state...
Motivated partly by the resurgence of neural computation research, and partly by advances in device ...
International audienceWe propose a formalization of analog algorithms, extending the framework of ab...
International audienceWe propose a formalization of analog algorithms, extending the framework of ab...
Abstract. We provide an overview of theories of continuous time com-putation. These theories allow u...
This paper presents a theory that enables to interpret natural processes as special purpose analog c...
International audienceThe first theoretical study of analog computation was published by Shannon in ...
In 1941, Claude Shannon introduced a continuous-time analog model of computation,namely the General ...
In 1941, Claude Shannon introduced a continuous-time analog model of computation,namely the General ...
We provide an overview of theories of continuous time computation. These theories allow us to unders...
In 1941, Claude Shannon introduced a continuous-time analog model of computation,namely the General ...
We provide an overview of theories of continuous time computation. These theories allow us to unders...
We consider various extensions and modifications of Shannon's General Purpose Analog Computer, ...
Advancements on analog integrated design have led to new possibilities for complex systems combining...
Advancements on analog integrated design have led to new possibilities for complex systems combining...
Abstract. We propose a formalization of analog algorithms, extending the framework of abstract state...
Motivated partly by the resurgence of neural computation research, and partly by advances in device ...
International audienceWe propose a formalization of analog algorithms, extending the framework of ab...
International audienceWe propose a formalization of analog algorithms, extending the framework of ab...
Abstract. We provide an overview of theories of continuous time com-putation. These theories allow u...
This paper presents a theory that enables to interpret natural processes as special purpose analog c...
International audienceThe first theoretical study of analog computation was published by Shannon in ...
In 1941, Claude Shannon introduced a continuous-time analog model of computation,namely the General ...
In 1941, Claude Shannon introduced a continuous-time analog model of computation,namely the General ...
We provide an overview of theories of continuous time computation. These theories allow us to unders...
In 1941, Claude Shannon introduced a continuous-time analog model of computation,namely the General ...
We provide an overview of theories of continuous time computation. These theories allow us to unders...
We consider various extensions and modifications of Shannon's General Purpose Analog Computer, ...