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Generalization Properties of Machine Learning-based Raman Models

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We investigate the generalization capabilities of neural network–based Ra-man amplifier models. The new proposed model architecture, including fiber parameters as inputs, can predict Raman gains of fiber types unseen during training, unlike previous fiber–specific models.

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