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\title{
  Simplicial Neural Networks
}

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\author{%
  Stefania Ebli\\
  Laboratory for Topology and Neuroscience\\
  EPFL, Lausanne, Switzerland\\
  \texttt{stefania.ebli@epfl.ch}
  \And
  Michaël Defferrard\\
  Signal Processing Laboratory (LTS2)\\
  EPFL, Lausanne, Switzerland\\
  \texttt{michael.defferrard@epfl.ch}
  \And
  Gard Spreemann\thanks{Work done while at the EPFL. Present affiliation: Telenor Research, Fornebu, Norway.}\\
  Laboratory for Topology and Neuroscience\\
  EPFL, Lausanne, Switzerland\\
  \texttt{gspr@nonempty.org}  
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