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Better-Than-Worst-Case Design: Progress and Opportunities

Better-Than-Worst-Case Design: Progress and Opportunities
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摘要 Today, designers are forced to reduce performance and increase power requirements in order to reserve larger margins that are required due to the greater variability introduced by smaller feature sizes and manufacturing variations of modern IC designs. The better-than-worst-case design can both address the variability problem and achieve higher performance/energy efficiency than the worst-case design. This paper surveys the progress to date, provides a snapshot of the most representative methods in this field, and discusses the future research directions of the better-than-worst-case design. Today, designers are forced to reduce performance and increase power requirements in order to reserve larger margins that are required due to the greater variability introduced by smaller feature sizes and manufacturing variations of modern IC designs. The better-than-worst-case design can both address the variability problem and achieve higher performance/energy efficiency than the worst-case design. This paper surveys the progress to date, provides a snapshot of the most representative methods in this field, and discusses the future research directions of the better-than-worst-case design.
出处 《Journal of Computer Science & Technology》 SCIE EI CSCD 2014年第4期656-663,共8页 计算机科学技术学报(英文版)
基金 partially supported by the National Science Foundation of USA under Grant No.CCF-0903541
关键词 better-than-worst-case error resilience VARIABILITY better-than-worst-case, error resilience, variability
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