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|a In Search of the Performance- And Energy-Efficient CNN Accelerators
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|b Institute of Electronics Information Communication Engineers
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|a In this paper, starting from the algorithm, a performance- and energy-efficient 3D structure or shape of the Tensor Processing Engine (TPE) for CNN acceleration is systematically searched and evaluated. An optimal accelerator’s shape maximizes the number of concurrent MAC operations per clock cycle while minimizes the number of redundant operations. The proposed 3D vector-parallel TPE architecture with an optimal shape can be very efficiently used for considerable CNN acceleration. Due to implemented support of inter-block image data independency, it is possible to use multiple of such TPEs for the additional CNN acceleration. Moreover, it is shown that the proposed TPE can also be uniformly used for acceleration of the different CNN models such as VGG, ResNet, YOLO, and SSD. We also demonstrate that our theoretical efficiency analysis is matched with the result of a real implementation for an SSD model to which a state-of-the-art channel pruning technique is applied. © 2022 The Institute of Electronics, Information and Communication Engineers
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|a computing efficiency
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|a data reusing
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|a multi-channel convolution
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|a tensor processing
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|a vector-parallel computing
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|a Sedukhin, S.
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|a Tomioka, Y.
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|a Yamamoto, K.
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|t IEICE Transactions on Electronics
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|u https://doi.org/10.1587/TRANSELE.2021LHP0003
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