Parallel VLSI neural system design
A VLSI system design methodology of artificial neural networks (ANN) for pattern recognition applications is presented. This methodology emphasizes coordination between model definition, architectural description, and hardware implementation. Depending on the different pattern recognition applications, the methodology is achieved by developing ANN models suited to parallel pipeline processing. The effectiveness of the VLSI system design methodology presented is illustrated by applying the designs to various pattern recognition applications and analyzing the performances of the given VLSI systems. The book aimed at researchers in the area of VLSI circuit and system design of parallel neural computing.
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