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Stochastic computation

Shanbhag et al., 2010

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9532541521365636372
Author
Shanbhag N
Abdallah R
Kumar R
Jones D
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Proceedings of the 47th Design Automation Conference

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Stochastic computation, as presented in this paper, exploits the statistical nature of application-level performance metrics, and matches it to the statistical attributes of the underlying device and circuit fabrics. Nanoscale circuit fabrics are viewed as noisy …
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