We describe a method for the formal determination of signal bit width in fixed points VLSI implementations of signal processing algorithms containin- g loop nests. The main advance of this paper lies in the fact that we use results of the (max,+) algebraic theory to find the integral bit width of algorithms containing loop nests whose bound parameters are not statically known. Combined with recent results on fractional bit width determination, the results of this paper can be used for 1-dimensional systolic-like arrays implementing linear signal processing algorithms. Although they are presented in the context of a specific high level design methodology (based on systems of affine recurrence equations), the results of this work can be used ...
The design of a floating point matrix- vector multiplication processor array for VLSI, which has an ...
IEEE Signal Processing SocietyA new family of arithmetic operators to optimize the implementation o...
Abstract—We consider the extent to which the bit-level repre-sentation of variables can be used to o...
We describe a method for the formal determination of signal bit width in fixed points VLSI implement...
MiniBit, our automated approach for optimizing bit-widths of fixed-point designs is based on static ...
In this paper we propose a methodology that takes into account bit-width to optimize area and power ...
Many important applications perform computations on non-standard bit-width values; mapping them to ...
A new algorithm for bounding the bit-widths of the data registers of an acyclic data-flow graph is p...
Data dominated signal processing applications are typically described using large and multi-dimensio...
— In this paper we propose a methodology that takes into account bit-width to optimize area and powe...
AbstractChip area and computation time are the resource parameters of greatest importance in VLSI al...
International audienceThis article presents a word-length optimization problem under accuracy constr...
Abstract — In this paper we present a methodology for FPGA datapath precision optimization subject t...
Abstract. Real-time signal processing requires fast computation ofinner products. Distributed arithm...
International Telemetering Conference Proceedings / October 13-15, 1981 / Bahia Hotel, San Diego, Ca...
The design of a floating point matrix- vector multiplication processor array for VLSI, which has an ...
IEEE Signal Processing SocietyA new family of arithmetic operators to optimize the implementation o...
Abstract—We consider the extent to which the bit-level repre-sentation of variables can be used to o...
We describe a method for the formal determination of signal bit width in fixed points VLSI implement...
MiniBit, our automated approach for optimizing bit-widths of fixed-point designs is based on static ...
In this paper we propose a methodology that takes into account bit-width to optimize area and power ...
Many important applications perform computations on non-standard bit-width values; mapping them to ...
A new algorithm for bounding the bit-widths of the data registers of an acyclic data-flow graph is p...
Data dominated signal processing applications are typically described using large and multi-dimensio...
— In this paper we propose a methodology that takes into account bit-width to optimize area and powe...
AbstractChip area and computation time are the resource parameters of greatest importance in VLSI al...
International audienceThis article presents a word-length optimization problem under accuracy constr...
Abstract — In this paper we present a methodology for FPGA datapath precision optimization subject t...
Abstract. Real-time signal processing requires fast computation ofinner products. Distributed arithm...
International Telemetering Conference Proceedings / October 13-15, 1981 / Bahia Hotel, San Diego, Ca...
The design of a floating point matrix- vector multiplication processor array for VLSI, which has an ...
IEEE Signal Processing SocietyA new family of arithmetic operators to optimize the implementation o...
Abstract—We consider the extent to which the bit-level repre-sentation of variables can be used to o...