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NeuroSim+: An integrated device-to-algorithm framework for benchmarking synaptic devices and array architectures
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The impact of the “analog” eNVM non-ideal device properties is studied and the trade-offs of SRAM, digital and analog eN VM based array architectures for online learning and offline classification are benchmarked.Abstract:
NeuroSim+ is an integrated simulation framework for benchmarking synaptic devices and array architectures in terms of the system-level learning accuracy and hardware performance metrics. It has a hierarchical organization from the device level (transistor technology and memory cell models) to the circuit level (synaptic array architectures and neuron periphery) and then to the algorithm level (neural network topologies). In this work, we study the impact of the “analog” eNVM non-ideal device properties and benchmark the trade-offs of SRAM, digital and analog eNVM based array architectures for online learning and offline classification. The source code of NeuroSim+ version 1.0 is publicly available at https ://github. co m/neuro sim/MLP Neuro Sim.read more
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