Machine learning (ML) theories and tools suggest alternative forms to conceive and represent relationships among data. The same theories find their application in the Boolean domain, where logic functions can be described as inference rules. This paper introduces Inferential Logic, a novel paradigm that leverages the ML concept of statistical inference for the design of combinational logic circuits, the Inferential Logic Circuits (ILCs). This new design concept is conceived for low-power circuits that run quasi-exact computation in error-resilient applications, but it also provides an exact run-mode that can be dynamically enabled when accuracy scaling is not an option.
Inferential Logic: A Machine Learning Inspired Paradigm for Combinational Circuits / Tenace, V.; Calimera, A.. - (2018), pp. 149-154. (Intervento presentato al convegno 26th IFIP/IEEE International Conference on Very Large Scale Integration, VLSI-SoC 2018 tenutosi a Verona (ITA) nel 08-10 October 2018) [10.1109/VLSI-SoC.2018.8644808].
Inferential Logic: A Machine Learning Inspired Paradigm for Combinational Circuits
Tenace V.;Calimera A.
2018
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Machine learning (ML) theories and tools suggest alternative forms to conceive and represent relationships among data. The same theories find their application in the Boolean domain, where logic functions can be described as inference rules. This paper introduces Inferential Logic, a novel paradigm that leverages the ML concept of statistical inference for the design of combinational logic circuits, the Inferential Logic Circuits (ILCs). This new design concept is conceived for low-power circuits that run quasi-exact computation in error-resilient applications, but it also provides an exact run-mode that can be dynamically enabled when accuracy scaling is not an option.| File | Dimensione | Formato | |
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