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Architectural Optimization

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Automation of the architectural transformations introduced in Chap. 3 is discussed here. The reader will gain insight into how data-flow graphs are mathematically modeled as matrices and how transformations such as retiming, pipelining, parallelism and time-multiplexing are implemented at this level of abstraction. Reasonable understanding of algorithms used for automation can prove to be very useful, especially for designers working with large designs where manual optimization can become tedious. Although a detailed discussion on algorithm complexity is beyond the scope of this book, some of the main metrics are optimality (in a sense of algorithmic accuracy) and time-complexity of the algorithms. In general, a tradeoff exists between the two and this will be discussed in the following slides.

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Marković, D., Brodersen, R.W., Nanda, R. (2012). Architectural Optimization. In: DSP Architecture Design Essentials. Electrical Engineering Essentials. Springer, Boston, MA. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-4419-9660-2_11

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