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We introduce an ultralow latency computing technique that utilizes femtosecond pulses for the classification of optical data. Spectral mapping of data onto femtosecond pulses and transformation utilizing the Nonlinear Schrodinger Kernel reduces the latency in data classification by several orders of magnitude and increases inference accuracy in experiments. Closed-loop optimization and training of the optical nonlinearities is achieved using spectral phase-encoding and leads to improvement in the accuracy of data classification in time-stretch microscopy.
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