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Quantifying method for intrinsic data transfer rate of algorithms

A technology of data transmission and transmission volume, which is applied in the field of quantification of essential data transmission rate, and can solve the problem of not supporting complex particle data transmission analysis.

Active Publication Date: 2014-01-08
COGNINU TECH CO LTD
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However, the aforementioned two prior art techniques do not support data transfer analysis of complex particles

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[0051] 1. A method of measuring an essential data transfer rate comprising the steps of:

[0052] detect whether a piece of information has been used;

[0053] When it is detected that the data is not reused, provide a data transmission graph G containing n vertices and m edges, and a Laplacian matrix (Laplacian matrix) L with ixj elements L(i,j) , wherein each of the vertices represents a job or a data, each of the edges represents a data transfer, and vi is the i-th vertex;

[0054] Provide a vector x with n elements and make x t Lx=Σ(xi-xj) 2, and (vi,vj) ∈ E(G) to calculate the edge cut among the m edges due to the division of the n vertices into a sub-graph (sub-graph) containing at least 2 adjacent vertices A maximum value in a total, where the n elements are n variables related to the n vertices of the G, and (vi,vj) ∈ E(G) represents all pairs of jobs adjacent to vi and vj ( operation pair); and

[0055] The maximum value is used to estimate a maximum amount of th...

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The quantifying method for intrinsic data transfer rate of algorithms is provided. The provided quantifying method for an intrinsic data transfer rate includes steps of: detecting whether or not a datum is used; providing a dataflow graph G including n vertices and m edges, and a Laplacian matrix L having ixj elements L(i,j) when the datum is not reused, wherein each of the vertices represents one of an operation and a datum, each of the edges represents a data transfer, and vi is the ith vertex; and using the Laplacian matrix L to estimate a maximum quantity of the intrinsic data transfer rate.

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technical field [0001] The present invention relates to a method for quantifying the essential data transmission rate of an algorithm, in particular to a Laplacian which provides a data transmission graph G comprising n vertices and m edges, and a Lapla with ixj elements L(i,j) The Adams matrix L is a method of estimating a maximum number of the intrinsic data rates. Background technique [0002] Algorithm-architecture co-exploration (AAC) design methodology, which can simultaneously explore both algorithms and architectures based on the extraction and analysis of algorithmic complexity, has become a design paradigm in the emerging era of electronic system level design (ESL). The intrinsic data rate of an algorithm is one of the important complexity metrics that is useful for exploring the bandwidth of a general platform for more complex algorithms employed in modern and future signal and information processing applications. Therefore, the quantification of the essential da...

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Patent Type & Authority Applications(China)
IPC IPC(8): G06F13/00G06F13/28
Inventor 李国君林和源
Owner COGNINU TECH CO LTD
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