Zacharia

Any pointers on how to fix this would be greatly appreciated, even just a direction to look into would be very helpful.

> Hi @SaBaKa2020 , thanks again! Currently, the simulator does not do bit-slicing in the way you are describing it by default, however, this is definitely on our roadmap to...

Opened a pull request in #631 to hopefully help implement this and solve this issue.

Is the source code for this multi-monitor ver. available anywhere? I'd like to modify it to only activate when a particular Window is in-focus/visible/maximized.

> > Is the source code for this multi-monitor ver. available anywhere? I'd like to modify it to only activate when a particular Window is in-focus/visible/maximized. > > Yup, the...

FWIW, I still intend to follow up on the comments by @maljoras, just haven't had time to as of yet.

> It seems weight bit slicing can be implemented (within a unit cell) by simply writing a new g_converter class as seen here: > > https://github.com/IBM/aihwkit/blob/8cb5063eb6dc1d352e90d0786c45109de4f4ac13/src/aihwkit/inference/converter/conductance.py#L218 > > . >...

> @HeatPhoenix Yes, I believe it would be more appropriate (and likely simpler) to implement the synaptic bit slicing via a new ConductanceConverter class. It would be great if @maljoras...

> Hi @charlesmackin, `g_converter` indeed could handle one form of bit-slicing and it makes sense in some use cases. However, it would only slice the weights `after` the convergence of...

> @HeatPhoenix did you had the chance to take a look at @maljoras-sony suggestions like @charlesmackin advice you? Let us know if you need any further help to be able...