Re: Hardware Neural Network
- From: "EdV" <ed_vogel@xxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: 28 Feb 2007 05:54:39 -0800
On Feb 28, 3:15 am, "Daniele" <daniele.di...@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:
Hi all,
I'm a university student, and I'm realizing a research on artificial
neural networks. The aim of my research is the feasibility of putting
an artificial neural network on a microcontroller or a DSP. Because of
the sigmoid function, I think that would be necessary a 32-bit
microcontroller (or DSP) for floating point operations. I was
searching online but I only had found exhaustive informations on
software realization of ANN's, but it's not what I was searching for.
Does someone have any hint or any previous experience on the hardware
realization of an ANN?
I think the better solution is the DSP, due to its power on floating
points operation, is it right?
Here are some details of the network:
5 or 6 inputs
about 10 neurons in the hidden layer
2 outputs
Thanks in advance,
Daniele.
If you want to do a HW realization of a neural network your best bet
is to do it in Field Programmable Gate Arrays. Try googling FPGA and
Neural network:
FPGA Implementations of Neural Networks - a Survey of a Decade of ...
http://www.itee.uq.edu.au/~peters/papers/zhu_sutton_fpl2003.pdf
and about 17k more hits.
Have fun,
Ed V.
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