Data-driven techniques for hardware and software synthesis for embedded systems
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Summary
It is demonstrated that harnessing the principles of input space adaptive design into a structured high-level design methodology can lead to large improvements in performance and energy consumption, and the need for a systematic design methodology in order to realize the full potential for performance andEnergy improvements is demonstrated.
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- 2004-01-01
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Exploit, Computer science, High-level synthesis, Design space exploration, Software
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