Learning in linear systolic neural network engines: analysis and implementation
Simon R. Jones, K.M. Sammut, J. Hunter · IEEE Transactions on Neural Networks · 1994
Linear systolic processor arrays are a widely proposed digital architecture for neural networks. This paper reports the analysis of a range of training algorithms implemented on a linear systolic ring, with a view to (a) identifying low-level instruction requirements, (b) assessing different hardware structures for PE implementation and (c) evaluating the impact of different array controller designs. Quantitative data is derived and used to determine cost-effective PE and controller hardware constructs.