Abstract
Physical reservoir computing (RC) is a recently introduced framework for information processing using the complex dynamics of physical systems. In this paper, a physical reservoir based on a molecular network of polyoxometalate (POM) decorated single-walled carbon nanotubes (SWCNT) with PBMA composite is fabricated. By the lab-built hardware platform, we experimentally demonstrate its excellent performance in a time series prediction benchmark with large short-term memory capacity (MC), indicating SWCNT/POM network as a promising substrate for reservoir computing because abundant inner charge and discharge in junctions leading to special electron transport characteristics that make rich dynamic and high-dimensional mapping properties appear in the POM-decorated SWCNT composite structure.
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