High Throughput Neural Network based Embedded Streaming Multicore Processors
Abstract
With power consumption becoming a critical processor design issue, specialized architectures for low power processing are becoming popular. Several studies have shown that neural networks can be used for signal processing and... [ view full abstract ]
With power consumption becoming a critical processor design issue, specialized architectures for low power processing are becoming popular. Several studies have shown that neural networks can be used for signal processing and pattern recog-nition applications. This study examines the design of memris-tor based multicore neural processors that would be used pri-marily to process data directly from sensors. Additionally, we have examined the design of SRAM based neural processors for the same task. Full system evaluation of the multicore pro-cessors based on these specialized cores were performed taking I/O and routing circuits into consideration. The area and power benefits were compared with traditional multicore RISC pro-cessors. Our results show that the memristor based architec-tures can provide an energy efficiency between three and five orders of magnitude greater than that of RISC processors for the benchmarks examined.
Authors
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Raqibul Hasan
(University of Dayton)
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Tarek Taha
(University of Dayton)
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Chris Yakopcic
(University of Dayton)
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David Mountain
(Laboratory for Physical Sciences)
Topic Areas
Topics: Neuromorphic, or “brain inspired”, computing , Topics: In-memory processing
Session
OS-05B » Neuromorphic 3 (13:15 - Tuesday, 18th October, Del Mar Ballroom AB)
Paper
ID094_ICRC2016_final.pdf
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