NeuFlow: A Dataflow Processor for Vision
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NeuFlow: A Dataflow Processor for Vision
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Re: NeuFlow: A Dataflow Processor for Vision
#2The block diagram they showed looks pretty sweet for DSP too.
One question: Why are there separate symbols for integration and summation? Whenever I implement integration in DSP circuitry, it's just a rolling sum (since these circuits are obviously operating on discrete signals).
Re: NeuFlow: A Dataflow Processor for Vision
#3The block diagram they showed looks pretty sweet for DSP too. One question: Why are there separate symbols for integration and summation? Whenever I implement integration in DSP circuitry, it's just a rolling sum (since these circuits are obviously operating on discrete signals).
I believe that represents the sigmoid function.
Re: NeuFlow: A Dataflow Processor for Vision
#4I don't think NeuFlow is being actively developed anymore as most of the team is now working on the 'nn_X' co-processor out of Purdue and the startup teradeep. Clement Farabet (of Madbits/Twitter fame) and Yann LeCun are listed as consultant on the teradeep website (www.teradeep.com).