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  • Artificial Intelligence
  • Computer Engineering
  • Materials Science

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  • Fuzzy inference systems and neural networks are powerful tools for complex data analysis.
  • Memristor technology offers unique advantages for hardware implementation of neural networks.
  • Existing computing architectures face limitations in speed, area, and power consumption for large-scale AI tasks.

Purpose of the Study:

  • To design and implement a memristive fuzzy neural network (M-FNN) for classification tasks.
  • To optimize a memristor model for hardware deployment within a computing-in-memory (CIM) architecture.
  • To evaluate the performance, programmability, and robustness of the proposed M-FNN.

Main Methods:

  • A modified first-order T-S fuzzy model was optimized for hardware using a 3D memristor crossbar array (3-D MCA).
  • The M-FNN architecture was constructed with time-controlled schedules for continuous sample processing.
  • A dedicated writing scheme, functional modules, and peripheral circuits were developed to enhance programmability.

Main Results:

  • The M-FNN demonstrated adaptability across various machine learning classification datasets.
  • Error tolerance experiments confirmed the robustness of the M-FNN in analog computing environments.
  • Compared to ASICs, M-FNN offers higher programmability; compared to CPUs/FPGAs, it shows significant improvements in inference speed (1.35×10^5x), integrated area (914x), and power consumption (33x).

Conclusions:

  • The proposed M-FNN integrated into a CIM architecture provides a highly programmable and efficient solution for classification tasks.
  • Memristor-based CIM architectures offer substantial advantages over traditional hardware for AI acceleration.
  • The M-FNN design represents a significant advancement in neuromorphic computing and hardware-efficient AI.