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A scalable automated framework for multiply-accumulate unit design in high-performance computing applications. [PDF]
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A quantile-based composite ionospheric disturbance estimator for RTK positioning reliability. [PDF]
Vallis A, Celms A, Zvirgzds J, Vallis J.
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Optimizing FCN for devices with limited resources using quantization and sparsity enhancement. [PDF]
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Arithmetic Coding for Floating-Point Numbers
To enable the usage of standard hardware in safety-critical applications for production systems, new approaches for hardware fault tolerance are required. These approaches must be implemented on software level. As shown in the literature, arithmetic coding is a promising approach, but only supports integer calculations.
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Analysis of Rounding Methods in Floating-Point Arithmetic
IEEE Transactions on Computers, 1977The error properties of floating-point arithmetic using various rounding methods (including ROM rounding, a new scheme) are analyzed. Guard digits are explained, and the rounding schemes' effectiveness are evaluated and compared.
David J. Kuck +2 more
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2020
Working with big integers can be seen as an abstract art, and if the cryptosystems are not implemented properly, the entire cryptographic algorithm or scheme can lead to a real disaster. This chapter focuses on floating-point arithmetic and its importance for cryptography.
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Working with big integers can be seen as an abstract art, and if the cryptosystems are not implemented properly, the entire cryptographic algorithm or scheme can lead to a real disaster. This chapter focuses on floating-point arithmetic and its importance for cryptography.
Marius Iulian Mihailescu +1 more
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Floating point arithmetic on a RISC
Microprocessing and Microprogramming, 1988Abstract A set of high-speed floating point procedures for the newly proposed microcoded RISC system is presented. Their performance is compared to that of other RISC-type systems, to other microprocessors as well as mainframes. The performance is found to be competitive and in some cases--exceeding that of other systems.
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