configurability
nounEtymology From configure + -ability.
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The property of being configurable.
- Furthermore, the configurability of memristor arrays and the proposed data structures provide opportunities to tune the trade-off between performance and lifetime and the data structures can be easily adapted to future memristors or other technologies with improved endurance.2016, Yang Liu, Chris Dwyer, Alvin R. Lebeck, “Combined Compute and Storage: Configurable Memristor Arrays to Accelerate Search”, in arXiv: