Runtime hardware/software task transition scheduling for data-adaptable embedded systems

Sandoval, Nathan; Mackin, Casey; Whitsitt, Sean; Lysecky, Roman; Sprinkle, Jonathan

doi:10.1109/fpt.2013.6718382

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“…The application model uses a parameterized synchronous dataflow (PSDF) model [26] to specify system tasks and tokens transmitted between tasks. Each task T i defines a specific computation/algorithm that fires when all required input tokens are available.…”

Section: Dataflow Modelmentioning

confidence: 99%

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Mixed Cryptography Constrained Optimization for Heterogeneous, Multicore, and Distributed Embedded Systems

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Lysecky

2018

Computers

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Abstract:Embedded systems continue to execute computational-and memory-intensive applications with vast data sets, dynamic workloads, and dynamic execution characteristics. Adaptive distributed and heterogeneous embedded systems are increasingly critical in supporting dynamic execution requirements. With pervasive network access within these systems, security is a critical design concern that must be considered and optimized within such dynamically adaptive systems. This paper presents a modeling and optimization framework for distributed, heterogeneous embedded systems. A dataflow-based modeling framework for adaptive streaming applications integrates models for computational latency, mixed cryptographic implementations for inter-task and intra-task communication, security levels, communication latency, and power consumption. For the security model, we present a level-based modeling of cryptographic algorithms using mixed cryptographic implementations. This level-based security model enables the development of an efficient, multi-objective genetic optimization algorithm to optimize security and energy consumption subject to current application requirements and security policy constraints. The presented methodology is evaluated using a video-based object detection and tracking application and several synthetic benchmarks representing various application types and dynamic execution characteristics. Experimental results demonstrate the benefits of a mixed cryptographic algorithm security model compared to using a single, fixed cryptographic algorithm. Results also highlight how security policy constraints can yield increased security strength and cryptographic diversity for the same energy constraint.

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Section: Dataflow Modelmentioning

confidence: 99%

“…We utilize an efficient communication middleware that supports the parameterized dataflow model [26] and enables direct communication between all software and hardware task implementations. Inter-device communication is assumed to use wireless communication (i.e., IEEE 802.11 g).…”

Section: Communication Latencymentioning

confidence: 99%