2022
DOI: 10.1109/tetc.2020.3011663
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The Self-Aware Information Processing Factory Paradigm for Mixed-Critical Multiprocessing

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“…From the run-time criticality-aware reliability management perspective, ref. [98] have recently investigated MC systems. In this paper, authors have presented the Information Processing Factory (IPF) paradigm to achieve long-term dependability for MC systems, where a 5-layer hierarchical organization has been introduced.…”
Section: Run-time Strategiesmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…From the run-time criticality-aware reliability management perspective, ref. [98] have recently investigated MC systems. In this paper, authors have presented the Information Processing Factory (IPF) paradigm to achieve long-term dependability for MC systems, where a 5-layer hierarchical organization has been introduced.…”
Section: Run-time Strategiesmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The authors of Reference [98] propose a HAM approach that uses IL and incorporates-in addition to the platform status-the influence of input data onto the execution characteristics of the applications into the mapping-inference process. Here, no functional properties of the applications have to be known.…”
Section: Imitation Learning (Il)mentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The available bandwidth for communication between different HMC modules is even lower at 6 GB/s. Therefore, offloading decisions must consider the placement of data and the selection of PEs together to maximize performance [34,35,98]. Similarly, a reconfigurable unit may require reconfiguration before execution can begin on the offloaded workload [41].…”
Section: Selection Of Memory Pementioning
confidence: 99%
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