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This study introduces a compact memristive visual geometry group (MVGG) neural network for AI edge computing. Optimized circuits achieve high accuracy despite memristor variations, enabling efficient image classification.

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Area of Science:

Artificial Intelligence
Neuromorphic Engineering
Materials Science

Background:

Edge computing requires low-power, compact AI circuits.
Memristor-based neural networks offer potential for efficient hardware implementation.
Variations in memristor conductance can impact circuit accuracy.

Purpose of the Study:

To design a compact and stable memristive visual geometry group (MVGG) neural network for image classification on edge devices.
To develop pruning and optimization techniques to enhance the performance and robustness of memristive neural networks.
To mitigate the effects of memristor multistate conductance variations on classification accuracy.

Main Methods:

Developed three pruning methods: row, column, and parameter distribution pruning.
Integrated batch normalization and dropout layers into a single memristive convolutional computing layer.
Designed layer and channel optimization circuits to reduce the impact of memristor variability.

Main Results:

Achieved a 36.87% pruning rate with only a 0.41% loss in classification accuracy.
Theoretical analysis confirmed reduced impact of multistate conductance on accuracy.
Layer-optimized circuit maintained accuracy with 32 conductance levels; channel-optimized circuit maintained accuracy with 4 conductance levels.

Conclusions:

The proposed MVGG neural network with pruning and optimization techniques is suitable for low-power, compact AI edge computing.
The developed optimization strategies effectively reduce the influence of memristor variability, enabling high classification accuracy.
This work demonstrates a viable approach for implementing robust memristive AI hardware.