2020
DOI: 10.1109/tcad.2020.2969645
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Mathematical Modeling Analysis of Strong Physical Unclonable Functions

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“…rough forward propagation, we can get the final predicted value b L p , and by defining the error between the predicted value b L p and the true value y p , we get R [14,15]. To solve the parameter that minimizes the error R, we need to use our backpropagation algorithm.…”
Section: Backpropagationmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…rough forward propagation, we can get the final predicted value b L p , and by defining the error between the predicted value b L p and the true value y p , we get R [14,15]. To solve the parameter that minimizes the error R, we need to use our backpropagation algorithm.…”
Section: Backpropagationmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…In the process of physical education curriculum implementation, in addition to physical classroom teaching as the main channel for curriculum implementation, the two ways of extracurricular physical exercise and competition can' t be ignored. However, the current implementation of "one body and two wings" physical education curriculum has the phenomenon of lack of linkage and insufficient intercommunication [4]. First of all, there is a widespread phenomenon that the content of classroom teaching at various stages does not match the cognitive level of students.…”
Section: The Three Major Ways Of Curriculum Implementation Lack Linka...mentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Moreover, highly complex and distributed multiple-scattering optical systems with high fabrication sensitivities can be very difficult to model or trim. Thus, the question remains open as to whether emerging technology could enable successful physical or machine learning attacks on emerging optical PUFs [27], as has been demonstrated in specific types of non-optical silicon PUFs [28][29][30].…”
Section: Main Textmentioning
confidence: 99%