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COSMO: COmpressed Sensing for Models and Logging Optimization in MCU Performance Screening

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Nicolò Bellarmino *
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Riccardo Cantoro
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Sophie M. Fosson
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Martin Huch
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Tobias Kilian
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Ulf Schlichtmann
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Giovanni Squillero
DOI:10.1109/TC.2024.3500378delete
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In safety-critical applications, microcontrollers must meet stringent quality and performance standards, including the maximum operating frequency $F_{\max}$Fmax. Machine learning models have proven effective in estimating $F_{\max}$Fmax by utilizing data from on-chip ring oscillators. Previous research has shown that increasing the number of ring oscillators on board can enable the deployment of simple linear regression models to predict $F_{\max}$Fmax. However, the scarcity of labeled data that characterize this context poses a challenge in managing high-dimensional feature spaces; moreover, a very high number of ring oscillators is not desirable due to technological reasons. By modeling $F_{\max}$Fmax as a linear combination of the ring oscillators' values, this paper employs Compressed Sensing theory to build the model and perform feature selection, enhancing model efficiency and interpretability. We explore regularized linear methods with convex/non-convex penalties in microcontroller performance screening, focusing on selecting informative ring oscillators. This permits reducing models' footprint while retaining high prediction accuracy. Our experiments on two real-world microcontroller products compare Compressed Sensing with two alternative feature selection approaches: filter and wrapped methods. In our experiments, regularized linear models effectively identify relevant ring oscillators, achieving compression rates of up to 32:1, with no substantial loss in prediction metrics.
Keyword:
Fmax
speed monitors
ring oscillators
ring oscillators
speed binning
speed binning
machine learning
machine learning
device testing
device testing
manufacturing
manufacturing
system identification
system identification
linear models
linear models
feature selection
feature selection
feature selection

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