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Shaocong Wang^1,2,3, Yizhao Gao¹, Yi Li^1,2,4,5

¹Department of Electrical and Electronic Engineering, The University of Hong Kong, Hong Kong, China.

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This study introduces a novel deep extreme point learning machine using hardware-software co-design and random resistive memory. It achieves comparable accuracy with significant energy efficiency and training cost reductions for intelligent machines.

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Area of Science:

Artificial Intelligence
Computer Engineering
Materials Science

Background:

Edge-side intelligent machines increasingly use diverse visual sensors (e.g., 3D LiDAR, neuromorphic DVS, frame cameras), leading to data heterogeneity and system complexity.
Conventional digital hardware faces limitations from the von Neumann bottleneck and transistor scaling, compounded by the computational demands of large AI models.

Purpose of the Study:

To propose a hardware-software co-designed deep extreme point learning machine that addresses data heterogeneity and hardware constraints.
To leverage nanoscale resistive memory for integrated memory and processing, utilizing inherent stochasticity for random weight generation.

Main Methods:

Unified multi-sensory data into a universal point set for processing.
Implemented a software approach exempting most weights from training.
Utilized nanoscale resistive memory for in-memory computing and random weight generation.

Main Results:

Validated the system on 3D segmentation, event recognition, and image classification tasks.
Achieved accuracy comparable to conventional systems.
Demonstrated significant energy efficiency improvements (6.78×–21.04×) and training cost reductions (70.12%–89.46%).

Conclusions:

The proposed hardware-software co-design approach effectively handles heterogeneous sensor data for edge AI.
The random resistive memory-based system offers a path towards more efficient and cost-effective intelligent machines.