Junyan Qian , Chuanfang Zhang , Zheng Wu , Hao Ding , Long Li
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摘要
在多核处理器系统中,片上网络(NoC)是重要的通信基础设施。为确保芯片在潜在故障期间的可靠性,本文提出了一种采用内核级冗余技术的两级拓扑重新配置算法。首先,本文提出了一种利用贪婪策略的启发式拓扑重新配置方法,用于执行故障处理元件(PE)的局部替换,并生成具有较短 PE 之间互连路径的初始逻辑拓扑。然后,引入基于记忆算法的智能优化方法,优化生成的初始拓扑结构,以获得更好的通信性能。实验结果表明,与目前最先进的算法相比,所提出的算法在各种规模的拓扑结构上,在距离因子(DF)和拥塞因子(CF)(分别代表通信延迟和流量平衡)方面平均提高了 13.92% 和 30.83%。所提出的算法大大提高了目标拓扑的通信性能,缓解了通信延迟和潜在的拥塞问题。
Efficient topology reconfiguration for NoC-based multiprocessors: A greedy-memetic algorithm
In multi-core processor systems, the Network-on-Chip (NoC) serves as a vital communication infrastructure. To ensure chip reliability during potential failures, this paper proposes a two-level topology reconfiguration algorithm with core-level redundancy technology. Initially, a heuristic topology reconfiguration method utilizing a greedy strategy is proposed to perform local replacement of faulty processing elements (PEs) and generate an initial logical topology with shorter interconnection paths between PEs. Then, an intelligent optimization method based on memetic algorithm is introduced to optimize the generated initial topology for better communication performance. The experimental results demonstrate that compared to the current state-of-the-art algorithm, the proposed algorithm achieves an average improvement of 13.92% and 30.83% on various size topologies in terms of distance factor (DF) and congestion factor (CF), which represent communication delay and traffic balance respectively. The proposed algorithm significantly enhances the communication performance of the target topology, mitigating communication latency and potential congestion problems.
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