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    • Nanomagnetic devices
    • Non-Boolean computing
    • Bayesian networks

    Background:

    • Ultra-energy-efficient nanomagnetic devices are being adapted for non-Boolean computing.
    • Bayesian networks (BN) stand to benefit significantly from these advancements.

    Purpose of the Study:

    • To develop a novel nanomagnet-based computing substrate for Bayesian networks.
    • To enable high-speed sampling from arbitrary Bayesian graphs.

    Main Methods:

    • Utilizing magneto-tunneling junctions (MTJs) for probability sample generation.
    • Co-optimizing voltage-controlled magnetic anisotropy and spin transfer torque.
    • Engineering local magnetostriction for stochastic coupling and conditional sample generation.

    Main Results:

    • Demonstrated sub-nanosecond probability sample generation using MTJs.
    • Achieved programmable conditional sample generation by engineering MTJ magnetostriction.
    • Presented an architectural design and computation flow for mapping arbitrary Bayesian graphs onto MTJ networks.

    Conclusions:

    • The proposed MTJ network framework facilitates ultra-energy-efficient stochastic computing.
    • This approach can lead to new hardware for Bayesian deep learning and other stochastic computing models.
    • This represents a transformational advance in computing paradigms.