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Deep optoelectronic reservoir computing using electrically cascaded semiconductor lasers.

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A novel deep optoelectronic reservoir using electrically cascaded semiconductor lasers avoids optical perturbations. This design enhances prediction accuracy with more layers and offers hardware implementation flexibility.

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Area of Science:

Optoelectronics
Nonlinear Dynamics
Computational Science

Background:

Optical perturbations like phase fluctuation and polarization mismatch destabilize conventional laser-based deep reservoir computers.
Existing methods using optical injection locking are susceptible to these inevitable perturbations.

Purpose of the Study:

To propose and numerically investigate a deep optoelectronic reservoir architecture that mitigates optical perturbation issues.
To enhance the stability and computational performance of deep reservoir systems.

Main Methods:

Utilizing electrically cascaded semiconductor lasers where each layer has delayed electrical feedback.
Employing electrical cascading for feed-forward couplings between layers, avoiding optical injection.
Evaluating computing performance using task-independent indicators and self/cross-prediction benchmarks.

Main Results:

The proposed architecture inherently avoids phase fluctuation and polarization mismatch.
Prediction accuracy significantly improves with an increased number of layers, irrespective of task type.
Negative feedback regimes demonstrate enhanced complexity and better performance.
The system exhibits tolerance to parameter mismatches, aiding hardware implementation.

Conclusions:

Deep optoelectronic reservoirs offer a robust alternative to optical designs for reservoir computing.
The electrical cascading approach provides inherent stability and scalability.
This work paves the way for more flexible and reliable hardware implementations of deep reservoir computing.