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Gating may
refer to:
Gating (electrophysiology), the
opening (activation) or
closing (deactivation)...
- not have a
global "clock", the term
perfect clock gating is used to
illustrate how
various clock gating techniques are
simply approximations of the data-dependent...
-
referred to as
gating or filtering,
sensory gating prevents an
overload of
information in the
higher cortical centers of the brain.
Sensory gating can also...
-
leakage power,
power gating has the
benefit of
enabling Iddq testing.
Power gating affects design architecture more than
clock gating. It
increases time...
- Fan-
gating (also
known as "Like-
gating") is the
practice of
acquiring more fans for a
Facebook page by
requiring Facebook users to "like" the page in order...
-
noise gating can add
artifacts that are more
distracting than the
original static. In the
context of a multi-microphone
recording session,
noise gating is...
- GRUs
showed that
gating is
indeed helpful in general, and Bengio's team came to no
concrete conclusion on
which of the two
gating units was better. There...
- goal of
signal gating is to
selectively allow or
block the
transmission of
signals through a
circuit or system. In
signal gating, a
gating signal is used...
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Gating mechanism is used in
highway networks,
which were
designed by
unrolling an LSTM.
Channel gating uses a
gate to
control the flow...
- USSĀ Thomas S. GatesĀ (CG-51), a US Navy
cruiser Gate (disambiguation) The
Gate (disambiguation)
Gating (disambiguation) Gaetz, a
homophonous surname This...