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Floating-Point Quantization Analysis of Multi-Layer Perceptron Artificial Neural Networks
by
Al-Rikabi, Hussein
, Renczes, Balázs
in
Algorithms
/ Artificial neural networks
/ Circuits and Systems
/ Computer Imaging
/ Computer simulation
/ Electrical Engineering
/ Engineering
/ Field programmable gate arrays
/ Floating point arithmetic
/ Fourier transforms
/ Image Processing and Computer Vision
/ Investigations
/ Multilayer perceptrons
/ Multilayers
/ Neural networks
/ Neurons
/ Noise propagation
/ Pattern Recognition
/ Pattern Recognition and Graphics
/ Signal processing
/ Signal,Image and Speech Processing
/ Vision
2024
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Floating-Point Quantization Analysis of Multi-Layer Perceptron Artificial Neural Networks
by
Al-Rikabi, Hussein
, Renczes, Balázs
in
Algorithms
/ Artificial neural networks
/ Circuits and Systems
/ Computer Imaging
/ Computer simulation
/ Electrical Engineering
/ Engineering
/ Field programmable gate arrays
/ Floating point arithmetic
/ Fourier transforms
/ Image Processing and Computer Vision
/ Investigations
/ Multilayer perceptrons
/ Multilayers
/ Neural networks
/ Neurons
/ Noise propagation
/ Pattern Recognition
/ Pattern Recognition and Graphics
/ Signal processing
/ Signal,Image and Speech Processing
/ Vision
2024
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Floating-Point Quantization Analysis of Multi-Layer Perceptron Artificial Neural Networks
by
Al-Rikabi, Hussein
, Renczes, Balázs
in
Algorithms
/ Artificial neural networks
/ Circuits and Systems
/ Computer Imaging
/ Computer simulation
/ Electrical Engineering
/ Engineering
/ Field programmable gate arrays
/ Floating point arithmetic
/ Fourier transforms
/ Image Processing and Computer Vision
/ Investigations
/ Multilayer perceptrons
/ Multilayers
/ Neural networks
/ Neurons
/ Noise propagation
/ Pattern Recognition
/ Pattern Recognition and Graphics
/ Signal processing
/ Signal,Image and Speech Processing
/ Vision
2024
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Floating-Point Quantization Analysis of Multi-Layer Perceptron Artificial Neural Networks
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Floating-Point Quantization Analysis of Multi-Layer Perceptron Artificial Neural Networks
2024
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Overview
The impact of quantization in Multi-Layer Perceptron (MLP) Artificial Neural Networks (ANNs) is presented in this paper. In this architecture, the constant increase in size and the demand to decrease bit precision are two factors that contribute to the significant enlargement of quantization errors. We introduce an analytical tool that models the propagation of Quantization Noise Power (QNP) in floating-point MLP ANNs. Contrary to the state-of-the-art approach, which compares the exact and quantized data experimentally, the proposed algorithm can predict the QNP theoretically when the effect of operation quantization and Coefficient Quantization Error (CQE) are considered. This supports decisions in determining the required precision during the hardware design. The algorithm is flexible in handling MLP ANNs of user-defined parameters, such as size and type of activation function. Additionally, a simulation environment is built that can perform each operation on an adjustable bit precision. The accuracy of the QNP calculation is verified with two publicly available benchmarked datasets, using the default precision simulation environment as a reference.
Publisher
Springer US,Springer Nature B.V
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