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Quantization and Pruning of Multilayer Perceptrons: Towards Compact Neural Networks. IDIAP-Com 97-02 (0)

by T Lundin, P Moerland
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Discrete All-Positive Multilayer Perceptrons for Optical Implementation

by P. Moerland, E. Fiesler, I. Saxena , 1997
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A Modular Approach for Reliable Nanoelectronic and Very-Deep Submicron Circuit Design Based on Analog Neural Network Principles

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"... Abstract — Reliability of nanodevices is expected to be a central issue with the advent of very-deep submicon devices and future single-electron transistors. We propose a new approach based on the assumption that a number of circuit-level devices are to be expected to fail. Artificial neural network ..."
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Abstract — Reliability of nanodevices is expected to be a central issue with the advent of very-deep submicon devices and future single-electron transistors. We propose a new approach based on the assumption that a number of circuit-level devices are to be expected to fail. Artificial neural networks can be trained to resists to errors and be used for synthesizing fault-tolerant Boolean functions. The development method is outlined; results based on the feed-forward artificial neural network implementation are presented, while future research directions are discussed with possible applications. Fault-tolerance; robust very-deep submicron design; artificial neural networks I.
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