Abstract – We present a software environment for the efficient simulation of cellular processor arrays (CPAs). This software is used to explore algorithms that are designed for CPAs, neuromorphic arrays, multi-layer neural networks and vision chips. The software (APRON) uses a highly optimised core combined with a flexible compiler to provide the user with tools for the prototyping of new array hardware and the emulation of existing devices. We show that software processor arrays can operate at impressive speeds, with high numerical accuracy. APRON can be configured to use additional processing hardware if necessary, and can even be used as the graphical user interface for new or existing CPA systems
Neuromorphic computing is gaining momentum as an alternative hardware platform for large-scale neura...
10 pagesInternational audienceThe first aim of simulation in virtual environment is to help biologis...
The innovation in computer architecture and the development of simulation tools are influencing each...
Abstract – A software tool for the development, prototyping and emulation of cellular processor arra...
Institute for Computing Systems ArchitectureAt present there are two main paradigms for computation ...
The Smith Waterman algorithm is used to perform local alignment on biological sequences by calculati...
In this paper we propose the usage of Transport Triggered Architectures (TTAs) as a template for the...
Janez Funda, "Symbolic Simulator/Debugger for the Systolic/Cellular Array Processor",. Jan...
An interesting design alternative to replication-based chip multiprocessors is to create heterogeneo...
Recently, several systems based on reconfigurable logic have been designed and built. These systems ...
The use of a programming model which extends naturally from the underlying hardware, greatly eases t...
This paper presents SIRENA, a CAD environment for the simulation and modeling of mixed-signal VLSI p...
This document describes an implementation of a symbolic simulator/debugger for the Systolic/Cellular...
Convolution Neural Networks (CNN) are used in many applications ranging from real-time object detect...
Abstract: In order to optimize applications in the Cellular Automata model we have searched for a pe...
Neuromorphic computing is gaining momentum as an alternative hardware platform for large-scale neura...
10 pagesInternational audienceThe first aim of simulation in virtual environment is to help biologis...
The innovation in computer architecture and the development of simulation tools are influencing each...
Abstract – A software tool for the development, prototyping and emulation of cellular processor arra...
Institute for Computing Systems ArchitectureAt present there are two main paradigms for computation ...
The Smith Waterman algorithm is used to perform local alignment on biological sequences by calculati...
In this paper we propose the usage of Transport Triggered Architectures (TTAs) as a template for the...
Janez Funda, "Symbolic Simulator/Debugger for the Systolic/Cellular Array Processor",. Jan...
An interesting design alternative to replication-based chip multiprocessors is to create heterogeneo...
Recently, several systems based on reconfigurable logic have been designed and built. These systems ...
The use of a programming model which extends naturally from the underlying hardware, greatly eases t...
This paper presents SIRENA, a CAD environment for the simulation and modeling of mixed-signal VLSI p...
This document describes an implementation of a symbolic simulator/debugger for the Systolic/Cellular...
Convolution Neural Networks (CNN) are used in many applications ranging from real-time object detect...
Abstract: In order to optimize applications in the Cellular Automata model we have searched for a pe...
Neuromorphic computing is gaining momentum as an alternative hardware platform for large-scale neura...
10 pagesInternational audienceThe first aim of simulation in virtual environment is to help biologis...
The innovation in computer architecture and the development of simulation tools are influencing each...