Inspired by NatureApproximate Computing: An Old Job for Cartesian Genetic Programming?
Inspired by Nature: Approximate Computing: An Old Job for Cartesian Genetic Programming?
Sekanina, Lukas
2017-10-27 00:00:00
[Miller’s Cartesian genetic programming (CGP) has significantly influenced the development of evolutionary circuit design and evolvable hardware. We present key ingredients of CGP with respect to the efficient search in the space of digital circuits. We then show that approximate computing, which is currently one of the promising approaches used to reduce power consumption of computer systems, is a natural application for CGP. We briefly survey typical applications of CGP in approximate circuit design and outline new directions in approximate computing that could benefit from CGP.]
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Inspired by NatureApproximate Computing: An Old Job for Cartesian Genetic Programming?
[Miller’s Cartesian genetic programming (CGP) has significantly influenced the development of evolutionary circuit design and evolvable hardware. We present key ingredients of CGP with respect to the efficient search in the space of digital circuits. We then show that approximate computing, which is currently one of the promising approaches used to reduce power consumption of computer systems, is a natural application for CGP. We briefly survey typical applications of CGP in approximate circuit design and outline new directions in approximate computing that could benefit from CGP.]
Published: Oct 27, 2017
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