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Investigating Resource-efficient Neutron/Gamma Classification ML Models Targeting eFPGAs
April 24, 2024, 4:41 a.m. | Jyothisraj Johnson, Billy Boxer, Tarun Prakash, Carl Grace, Peter Sorensen, Mani Tripathi
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Abstract: There has been considerable interest and resulting progress in implementing machine learning (ML) models in hardware over the last several years from the particle and nuclear physics communities. A big driver has been the release of the Python package, hls4ml, which has enabled porting models specified and trained using Python ML libraries to register transfer level (RTL) code. So far, the primary end targets have been commercial FPGAs or synthesized custom blocks on ASICs. However, …
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