This paper proposes a compressed parametric dynamic modeling framework for high-speed electronic systems based on Kernel Ridge Regression. The approach combines a NARX representation with a separable kernel that accounts for both dynamic input-output histories and external parameter variations. A Nystrom-compressed formulation is introduced to handle the large training datasets generated by transient simulations while limiting the number of model coefficients. The method is assessed on three signal-integrity examples, ranging from IC-buffer modeling to high-speed interconnects with linear and non-linear terminations with multiple geometrical parameters. The results demonstrate accurate transient and eye-diagram prediction with reduced training time and model complexity.
Learning Compressed Parametric Dynamic Models for High-Speed Electronic Systems via Nyström Kernel Ridge Regression / Yuldashev, D., Stievano, I.S., Trinchero, R.. - In: IEEE TRANSACTIONS ON COMPONENTS, PACKAGING AND MANUFACTURING TECHNOLOGY. PART C. MANUFACTURING. - ISSN 1083-4400. - ELETTRONICO. - (In corso di stampa), pp. 1-13. [10.1109/TCPMT.2026.3752459]
Learning Compressed Parametric Dynamic Models for High-Speed Electronic Systems via Nyström Kernel Ridge Regression
Dilyorjon Yuldashev;Igor S. Stievano;Riccardo Trinchero
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Abstract
This paper proposes a compressed parametric dynamic modeling framework for high-speed electronic systems based on Kernel Ridge Regression. The approach combines a NARX representation with a separable kernel that accounts for both dynamic input-output histories and external parameter variations. A Nystrom-compressed formulation is introduced to handle the large training datasets generated by transient simulations while limiting the number of model coefficients. The method is assessed on three signal-integrity examples, ranging from IC-buffer modeling to high-speed interconnects with linear and non-linear terminations with multiple geometrical parameters. The results demonstrate accurate transient and eye-diagram prediction with reduced training time and model complexity.Pubblicazioni consigliate
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