This paper addresses the modelling and validation of an evolvable hardware architecture which can be mapped on a 2D systolic structure implemented on commercial reconfigurable FPGAs. The adaptation capabilities of the architecture are exercised to validate its evolvability. The underlying proposal is the use of a library of reconfigurable components characterised by their partial bitstreams, which are used by the Evolutionary Algorithm to find a solution to a given task. Evolution of image noise filters is selected as the proof of concept application. Results show that computation speed of the resulting evolved circuit is higher than with the Virtual Reconfigurable Circuits approach, and this can be exploited on the evolution process by usi...
Evolvable Hardware is a technique derived from evolutionary computation applied to a hardware design...
Reconfigurable hardware devices make it possible to change the topology of electronic circuits at ru...
Since 1992, year where Hugo de Garis has published the first paper on Evolvable Hardware (EHW), a pe...
This paper addresses the modelling and validation of an evolvable hardware architecture which can be...
Adaptive hardware requires some reconfiguration capabilities. FPGAs with native dynamic partial reco...
Evolvable hardware (EH) is an interesting alternative to conventional digital circuit design, since ...
Evolvable Hardware (EH) is a technique that consists of using reconfigurable hardware devices whose ...
Evolvable hardware is a type of hardware that is able to adapt to different problems by going throug...
In this paper, an architecture based on a scalable and flexible set of Evolvable Processing arrays i...
Modern FPGAs with Dynamic and Partial Reconfiguration (DPR) feature allow the implementation of comp...
Evolvable hardware is a system that modifies its architecture and behavior to adapt with changes of ...
Abstract:- Evolvable Hardware is a hardware which modifies its own structure in order to adapt to th...
Abstract. Evolvable Hardware arises as a promising solution for automatic digital synthesis of digit...
There has recently been much research interest in the concept of evolvable hardware —partly due to t...
Abstract. Evolvable hardware (EHW) is a new technology, which was discovered at intersection of arti...
Evolvable Hardware is a technique derived from evolutionary computation applied to a hardware design...
Reconfigurable hardware devices make it possible to change the topology of electronic circuits at ru...
Since 1992, year where Hugo de Garis has published the first paper on Evolvable Hardware (EHW), a pe...
This paper addresses the modelling and validation of an evolvable hardware architecture which can be...
Adaptive hardware requires some reconfiguration capabilities. FPGAs with native dynamic partial reco...
Evolvable hardware (EH) is an interesting alternative to conventional digital circuit design, since ...
Evolvable Hardware (EH) is a technique that consists of using reconfigurable hardware devices whose ...
Evolvable hardware is a type of hardware that is able to adapt to different problems by going throug...
In this paper, an architecture based on a scalable and flexible set of Evolvable Processing arrays i...
Modern FPGAs with Dynamic and Partial Reconfiguration (DPR) feature allow the implementation of comp...
Evolvable hardware is a system that modifies its architecture and behavior to adapt with changes of ...
Abstract:- Evolvable Hardware is a hardware which modifies its own structure in order to adapt to th...
Abstract. Evolvable Hardware arises as a promising solution for automatic digital synthesis of digit...
There has recently been much research interest in the concept of evolvable hardware —partly due to t...
Abstract. Evolvable hardware (EHW) is a new technology, which was discovered at intersection of arti...
Evolvable Hardware is a technique derived from evolutionary computation applied to a hardware design...
Reconfigurable hardware devices make it possible to change the topology of electronic circuits at ru...
Since 1992, year where Hugo de Garis has published the first paper on Evolvable Hardware (EHW), a pe...