Low-power and low-cost dedicated bit-serial hardware neural network for epileptic seizure prediction system
Low-power and low-cost dedicated bit-serial hardware neural network for epileptic seizure prediction system
This paper presents results of using a simple bit-serial architecture as a method of designing an extremely low-power and low-cost neural network processor for epilepsy seizure prediction. The proposed concept is based on a novel bit-serial data processing unit (DPU) which implements the functionality of a complete neuron and uses bit-serial arithmetic. Arrays of DPUs are controlled by simple finite state machines. We show that epilepsy detection through such dedicated neural hardware is feasible and may facilitate development of wearable, low-cost and low-energy personalized seizure prediction equipment. The proposed processor extracts epileptic seizure characteristics from electroencephalogram (EEG) waveforms. In order to facilitate the classification of EEG waveforms we develop a dedicated feature extraction hardware that provides inputs to the neural network. This approach has been tested using various network configurations and has been compared with related work. A complete system which can predict epileptic seizures with high accuracy has been implemented on an ALTERA Cyclone V FPGA using 3931 ALMs which constitutes about 7% of the Cyclone V A7 capacity. The design has a prediction accuracy of 90%.
Artificial Neural Networks (ANN), bit-serial neural processor, FPGA
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Kueh, Si Mon
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Kazmierski, Tom J.
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Kueh, Si Mon
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Kazmierski, Tom J.
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Kueh, Si Mon and Kazmierski, Tom J.
(2018)
Low-power and low-cost dedicated bit-serial hardware neural network for epileptic seizure prediction system.
IEEE Journal of Translational Engineering in Health and Medicine, .
(doi:10.1109/JTEHM.2018.2867864).
Abstract
This paper presents results of using a simple bit-serial architecture as a method of designing an extremely low-power and low-cost neural network processor for epilepsy seizure prediction. The proposed concept is based on a novel bit-serial data processing unit (DPU) which implements the functionality of a complete neuron and uses bit-serial arithmetic. Arrays of DPUs are controlled by simple finite state machines. We show that epilepsy detection through such dedicated neural hardware is feasible and may facilitate development of wearable, low-cost and low-energy personalized seizure prediction equipment. The proposed processor extracts epileptic seizure characteristics from electroencephalogram (EEG) waveforms. In order to facilitate the classification of EEG waveforms we develop a dedicated feature extraction hardware that provides inputs to the neural network. This approach has been tested using various network configurations and has been compared with related work. A complete system which can predict epileptic seizures with high accuracy has been implemented on an ALTERA Cyclone V FPGA using 3931 ALMs which constitutes about 7% of the Cyclone V A7 capacity. The design has a prediction accuracy of 90%.
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Accepted/In Press date: 6 September 2018
e-pub ahead of print date: 6 September 2018
Keywords:
Artificial Neural Networks (ANN), bit-serial neural processor, FPGA
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Local EPrints ID: 423158
URI: http://eprints.soton.ac.uk/id/eprint/423158
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Si Mon Kueh
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Tom J. Kazmierski
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