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Reliability-Driven Memristive Crossbar Design in Neuromorphic Computing Systems

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徐奇 (Qi Xu)
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Junpeng Wang
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Bo Yuan
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Qi Sun
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Bei Yu
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Yi Kang
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吴枫 (Feng Wu)
DOI:10.1109/TASE.2021.3125065delete
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In recent years, memristive crossbar-based neuromorphic computing systems (NCS) have provided a promising solution to the acceleration of neural networks. However, stuckat faults (SAFs) in the memristor devices significantly degrade the computing accuracy of NCS. Besides, the memristor suffers from the process variations, causing deviation of the actual programming resistance from its target resistance. In this paper, we propose a reliability-driven design framework for a memristive crossbar-based NCS in combination with general and chip-specific design optimizations. First, we design a general reliability-aware training scheme to enhance the robustness of NCS to SAFs and device variations; a dropconnect-inspired approach is developed to alleviate the impact of SAFs; a new weighted error function, including cross-entropy error (CEE), the l(2)-norm of weights, and the sum of squares of first-order derivatives of CEE with respect to weights, is proposed to obtain a smooth error curve, where the effects of variations are suppressed. Second, given the neural network model generated by the reliability-aware training scheme, we exploit chip-specific mapping and re-training to further improve computation accuracy loss incurred by SAFs. Experimental results show that the proposed method can boost the computation accuracy of NCS and improve the NCS robustness. Note to Practitioners-This work is motivated by the manufacturing reliability problem in a memristive crossbar-based NCS. To enhance the robustness of an NCS to SAFs and device variations, this paper presents a reliability-driven design framework with taking account of both general and chip-specific design optimizations. The experimental results have demonstrated that the proposed framework is superior to the prior arts, and can be easily integrated with existing industrial hardware-based fault tolerance solutions for higher accuracy at lower overhead. Memristive crossbar-based computing system gives hope for the anticipated efficient implementation of artificial neuromorphic networks. With the help of the reliability-driven designs, the computation accuracy is restored, and hence we can expect the wide use of memristive crossbar-based computing system in neuromorphic computing applications.
Keyword:
Neuromorphic computing system
memristive crossbar
fault tolerance
robustness

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IEEE Transactions on Automation Science and Engineering
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university of science & technology of china, cas
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chinese academy of sciences
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