2000
DOI: 10.1016/s0165-0114(98)00180-8
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Application of neural networks incorporated with real-valued genetic algorithms in knowledge acquisition

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“…Although the same approach can be adapted to use different cyber-physical controllers, we opt to use rule-based fuzzy controller instead of other linear multi-input multioutput (MIMO) controllers [13] as with this technique, we are able to achieve effective control with a straightforward, low-complexity, and flexible implementation. Various lowcomplexity techniques can be used for deriving the fuzzy rules, such as offline analytical analysis and online learning mechanisms [37], and fuzzy control can be implemented at the software-level with low overhead, as we show in Section VII. Moreover, fuzzy control operates efficiently at run-time with inputs that have a degree of uncertainty in describing the system state [26], which is the case in 3-D MPSoCs where various inputs can be affected by a number of conditions (e.g., ambient temperature changes, unexpected workloads, temperature sensors inaccuracy, and stack degradation).…”
Section: Variable Fluid Flow Ratementioning
confidence: 99%
“…Although the same approach can be adapted to use different cyber-physical controllers, we opt to use rule-based fuzzy controller instead of other linear multi-input multioutput (MIMO) controllers [13] as with this technique, we are able to achieve effective control with a straightforward, low-complexity, and flexible implementation. Various lowcomplexity techniques can be used for deriving the fuzzy rules, such as offline analytical analysis and online learning mechanisms [37], and fuzzy control can be implemented at the software-level with low overhead, as we show in Section VII. Moreover, fuzzy control operates efficiently at run-time with inputs that have a degree of uncertainty in describing the system state [26], which is the case in 3-D MPSoCs where various inputs can be affected by a number of conditions (e.g., ambient temperature changes, unexpected workloads, temperature sensors inaccuracy, and stack degradation).…”
Section: Variable Fluid Flow Ratementioning
confidence: 99%
“…analytical analysis and on-line learning mechanisms [117], and fuzzy control can be implemented at the software-level with low overhead. Moreover, fuzzy control operates efficiently at run-time with inputs that have a degree of uncertainty in describing the system state [118], which is the case in 3D MPSoCs where various inputs can be affected by a number of conditions (e.g., ambient temperature changes, unexpected workloads, temperature sensors inaccuracy, stack degradation, etc.).…”
Section: Heuristic Managementmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…This acquisition can be achieved by utilizing expert knowledge or by other techniques such as genetic algorithms [24]. In our derivation, we rely on offline thermal response analysis to observe how each processing element is affected by each control variable.…”
Section: Rule-base Derivationmentioning
confidence: 99%