Hardware-In-The-Loop Training of a 4f Optical Correlator with Logarithmic Complexity Reduction for CNNs
This work evaluates a forward-only learning algorithm on the MNIST dataset with hardware-in-the-loop training of a 4f optical correlator, achieving 87.6% accuracy with O(n2) complexity, compared to backpropagation, which achieves 88.8% accuracy with O(n2 log n) complexity.
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