2016
DOI: 10.1016/j.jpdc.2016.04.010
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Co-optimizing application partitioning and network topology for a reconfigurable interconnect

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“…Thus, the use of circulant graphs as a topological basis in NoC development makes it possible to improve NoC characteristics in comparison with mesh and torus topologies without losing the regularity of networks and increasing the dimension of routers. Moreover, like in other regular topologies, circulants interconnects can be reconfigured according to the application task graph by adding and removing some links, as proposed in work [31].…”
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“…Thus, the use of circulant graphs as a topological basis in NoC development makes it possible to improve NoC characteristics in comparison with mesh and torus topologies without losing the regularity of networks and increasing the dimension of routers. Moreover, like in other regular topologies, circulants interconnects can be reconfigured according to the application task graph by adding and removing some links, as proposed in work [31].…”
Section: Study Areamentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Moreover, like in other regular topologies, circulants interconnects can be reconfigured according to the application task graph by adding and removing some links, as proposed in work [31].…”
Section: Circulant Topologies As An Alternative To Classical Regular ...mentioning
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“…The most common are classical regular topologies such as mesh [3] and torus [4], which do not always meet modern requirements for NoCs, especially with an increase in the number of nodes [5]. Different researchers suggest other topology options among which we can distinguish hypercube [6,7,8], chordal ring [9,10], spidergon [11], L-networks [12]. Their feature is that they can be reduced to presentation in the form of ring-like graphs called circulant topologies in the general form.…”
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confidence: 99%