Abstract—This paper introduces a heuristic solution to the multiple restricted multiplication (MRM) optimization problem. MRM refers to a situation where a single variable is multiplied by several coefficients which, while not constant, are drawn from a relatively small set of values. The algorithm involves deriving directed acyclic graphs representing multiple constant multiplication obtained for each time step and then merging these graphs into a single MRM graph. For FPGA implementation, the proposed approach results in significant area savings, especially for large problem sizes, and is time-efficient compared to a previous optimum approach using Integer Linear Programming. I
Abstract — The digit-based recoding technique does not exploit the sharing of common partial product...
In the context of multiple constant multiplication (MCM) design, we propose a novel common subexpres...
Multiple constant multiplication (MCM) operation multiplies an input variable with multiple constant...
Multiple Constant Multiplication (MCM) is a ubiquitous problem for numerous computation-intensive ap...
Abstract—Although many efficient high-level algorithms have been proposed for the realization of Mul...
This work covers field programmable gate array (FPGA)-specific optimizations of circuits computing t...
A variable can be multiplied by a given set of fixed-point constants using a multiplier block that c...
The multiple constant multiplication (MCM) operation is a fundamental operation in digital signal pr...
Multiple Constant Multiplication (MCM) over integers is a frequent operation arising in embedded sys...
In this paper, critical path of multiple constant multiplication (MCM) block is analyzed precisely ...
In the context of multiple constant multiplication (MCM) design, we propose a novel common sub-expre...
A new method was presented for the minimization of incompletely specified functions using MBDs (modi...
International audienceMany algorithms from digital signal processing, including digital filters or d...
Multi-input addition is an important operation for many DSP and video processing applications. On FP...
The main contribution of this paper is an exact com-mon subexpression elimination algorithm for the ...
Abstract — The digit-based recoding technique does not exploit the sharing of common partial product...
In the context of multiple constant multiplication (MCM) design, we propose a novel common subexpres...
Multiple constant multiplication (MCM) operation multiplies an input variable with multiple constant...
Multiple Constant Multiplication (MCM) is a ubiquitous problem for numerous computation-intensive ap...
Abstract—Although many efficient high-level algorithms have been proposed for the realization of Mul...
This work covers field programmable gate array (FPGA)-specific optimizations of circuits computing t...
A variable can be multiplied by a given set of fixed-point constants using a multiplier block that c...
The multiple constant multiplication (MCM) operation is a fundamental operation in digital signal pr...
Multiple Constant Multiplication (MCM) over integers is a frequent operation arising in embedded sys...
In this paper, critical path of multiple constant multiplication (MCM) block is analyzed precisely ...
In the context of multiple constant multiplication (MCM) design, we propose a novel common sub-expre...
A new method was presented for the minimization of incompletely specified functions using MBDs (modi...
International audienceMany algorithms from digital signal processing, including digital filters or d...
Multi-input addition is an important operation for many DSP and video processing applications. On FP...
The main contribution of this paper is an exact com-mon subexpression elimination algorithm for the ...
Abstract — The digit-based recoding technique does not exploit the sharing of common partial product...
In the context of multiple constant multiplication (MCM) design, we propose a novel common subexpres...
Multiple constant multiplication (MCM) operation multiplies an input variable with multiple constant...