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Hardware reduction methodology for 2-dimensional Kurtotic Fast ICA based on algorithmic analysis and architectural symmetry

Hardware reduction methodology for 2-dimensional Kurtotic Fast ICA based on algorithmic analysis and architectural symmetry
Hardware reduction methodology for 2-dimensional Kurtotic Fast ICA based on algorithmic analysis and architectural symmetry
In this paper we propose a hardware reduction methodology through detailed algorithmic analysis and exploiting datapath symmetry for 2-D Kurtotic Fast ICA. The relationship of the hardware saving with respect to input data frame-length and maximum iteration for convergence is also explored. An example architecture following the developed hardware reduction methodology consumes 3.55 mm2 silicon area and 27.1 μW @1 MHz at 1.2 V supply using 0.13 μm standard cell CMOS technology showing the effectiveness of the proposed methodology.
Acharyya, Amit
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Maharatna, Koushik
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Al-Hashimi, Bashir
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Al-Hashimi, Bashir
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Acharyya, Amit, Maharatna, Koushik and Al-Hashimi, Bashir (2009) Hardware reduction methodology for 2-dimensional Kurtotic Fast ICA based on algorithmic analysis and architectural symmetry. IEEE Workshop on Signal Processing Systems, Tampere, Finland. 07 - 09 Oct 2009.

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In this paper we propose a hardware reduction methodology through detailed algorithmic analysis and exploiting datapath symmetry for 2-D Kurtotic Fast ICA. The relationship of the hardware saving with respect to input data frame-length and maximum iteration for convergence is also explored. An example architecture following the developed hardware reduction methodology consumes 3.55 mm2 silicon area and 27.1 μW @1 MHz at 1.2 V supply using 0.13 μm standard cell CMOS technology showing the effectiveness of the proposed methodology.

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Published date: 7 October 2009
Additional Information: Event Dates: 7-9 October, 2009
Venue - Dates: IEEE Workshop on Signal Processing Systems, Tampere, Finland, 2009-10-07 - 2009-10-09
Organisations: Electronic & Software Systems

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Local EPrints ID: 267656
URI: http://eprints.soton.ac.uk/id/eprint/267656
PURE UUID: 842f2a88-e681-4068-808c-b1d3b3c9fea5

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Date deposited: 08 Jul 2009 20:56
Last modified: 14 Mar 2024 08:56

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Author: Amit Acharyya
Author: Koushik Maharatna
Author: Bashir Al-Hashimi

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