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Song Wang^1,2, Yiyuan Gao³, Bingfeng Seng²

¹School of Computer Technology and Application, Qinghai University, Xining, China.

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Summary

A new spatial-temporal density mapping method optimizes neural network performance on many-core systems. This approach enhances both memory and computational resource utilization for faster execution.

Keywords:

computational speed many-core memory management spatial resource spatial-temporal density mapping

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Area of Science:

Computer Science
Artificial Intelligence
Hardware Architecture

Background:

Optimizing large-scale neural networks on many-core systems requires efficient mapping strategies.
Existing spatial or temporal mapping methods face challenges with imbalanced resource utilization for demanding neural networks.

Purpose of the Study:

To introduce a spatial-temporal density mapping method for improved resource utilization in neural networks on many-core systems.
To enhance both spatial (memory) and computational (MACs) resource efficiency.

Main Methods:

Proposed a spatial-temporal density mapping concept.
Introduced Negative Sequence Memory Management (NSM) for spatial resource utilization.
Developed Many-core Parallel Synchronous (MPS) for computational resource optimization.

Main Results:

NSM improved spatial utilization by 3.05x compared to PSM.
MPS increased computational speed by 6.7% over pipelined methods.
The spatial-temporal density mapping method boosted system performance by 1.85x over layer-wise mapping.

Conclusions:

The spatial-temporal density mapping method effectively balances spatial and temporal resource utilization.
NSM and MPS significantly enhance resource management and computational speed for neural networks on many-core architectures.
This approach offers a superior solution for optimizing neural network execution on complex hardware.