2023
DOI: 10.1109/tcsi.2023.3263923
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A Network-on-Chip-Based Annealing Processing Architecture for Large-Scale Fully Connected Ising Model

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“…In the actual machine, the accuracy was reduced due to defects in some circuits, but accuracy in the 99th percentile was obtained for all benchmarks. Other work [9] computed with parallel spin updates and had comparable solution accuracies. Therefore, in the future, we would like to consider parallelizing the computation using an annealing method with parallel updates, which is suitable for the proposed system.…”
Section: Table 4 Theoretical and Actual Benchmark Results Of The Prop...mentioning
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“…In the actual machine, the accuracy was reduced due to defects in some circuits, but accuracy in the 99th percentile was obtained for all benchmarks. Other work [9] computed with parallel spin updates and had comparable solution accuracies. Therefore, in the future, we would like to consider parallelizing the computation using an annealing method with parallel updates, which is suitable for the proposed system.…”
Section: Table 4 Theoretical and Actual Benchmark Results Of The Prop...mentioning
confidence: 99%
“…In the field of analog circuits, Oscillator Ising Machines [6] and bistable latch-based Ising machines [7] have been proposed, but both are sparselycoupled. In the field of digital circuits, FPGAs have been verified in various ways, including simulated bifurcation machines [8] and Network-on-Chip-based annealing processing [9]. In ASICs, several sparsely-coupled implementations have been proposed [10][11] and 1.3 M spins [12] have been achieved using 40 nm CMOS.…”
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“…The architecture is scalable and modular in design. It can be used to create a massive tree in which several nodes can communicate with each other through their parents and root nodes [18]. The upcoming study may focus on network security techniques and their integration with NoC configurations for big clusters [19].…”
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confidence: 99%