Titlebook: Data Orchestration in Deep Learning Accelerators; Tushar Krishna,Hyoukjun Kwon,Ananda Samajdar Book 2020 Springer Nature Switzerland AG 20

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Dataflow and Data Reuse,to billions of computations, we cannot fit all of the computations within an accelerator, which typically has hundreds to thousands of compute units. Therefore, we need to slice the problem into smaller chunks (i.e., computation tiles) and run them in a certain order (i.e., tile scheduling). Within

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Buffer Hierarchies,ic accelerators have constraints and goals that differ in key ways. It is important to understand in detail how these cause accelerator architects to make different hardware choices. In this chapter, we present a framework for understanding key options, and explore tradeoffs between design effort an

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Networks-on-Chip, contain an array of hundreds of PEs. These accelerators aim to achieve high throughput by exploiting massive parallel computations over the PEs while keeping the cost-of-operation much lower than off-the-shelf components with the same compute budget. However, adding more compute elements in an acce

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Buffer Hierarchies,ic accelerators have constraints and goals that differ in key ways. It is important to understand in detail how these cause accelerator architects to make different hardware choices. In this chapter, we present a framework for understanding key options, and explore tradeoffs between design effort and cross-project reuse.

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Jason Gu,Rajeeb Dey,Nabanita Adhikaryrovide a brief background on Deep Neural Networks (DNNs), which are the underlying computational mechanisms within Deep Learning applications. Our objective is not to go into the theory behind the structure and accuracy of DNNs (which readers can find in any modern textbook on Machine Learning or De

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and the Co-production of Men’s Healthto billions of computations, we cannot fit all of the computations within an accelerator, which typically has hundreds to thousands of compute units. Therefore, we need to slice the problem into smaller chunks (i.e., computation tiles) and run them in a certain order (i.e., tile scheduling). Within