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Method for Reducing the Dimension of Training Sets at Constructing Neuromorphic Fault Dictionary for Analog Integrated Circuits  

Authors
 Mosin S.G.
Date of publication
 2018
DOI
 10.31114/2078-7707-2018-2-59-63

Abstract
 Machine learning methods are actively used for the construction of neuromorphic fault dictionaries (NFD), which provide diagnostics of faults in analog and mixed-signal integrated circuits in the associative mode. Many problems of a neural network training associated with a large amount of raw data can be solved by reducing the dimension of training sets and using only significant char-acteristics for training purpose.
Entropy-based method is proposed for selecting the essential characteristics of a training set, as well as a cor-responding algorithm is developed.
The study of the proposed method is performed for the benchmark circuit of the Sallen-Key analog filter. The results of experimental studies demonstrate the high efficiency of the proposed method.
The application of the proposed method has provided a reduction in the dimension of the training set by selecting the sufficient coefficients in 7.8 times and reducing the training time by 192 times, while demonstrating a high level of fault coverage. The resulting NFD provides coverage up to 100% of individual faults and up to 99.7% of the overall fault coverage for the filter.
The proposed method can be integrated into the design-for-testability flow for analog and mixed-signal ICs.
Keywords
 fault diagnostics, neuromorphic fault dictionary, analog integrated circuits, entropy, machine learning, design automation.
Library reference
 Mosin S.G. Method for Reducing the Dimension of Training Sets at Constructing Neuromorphic Fault Dictionary for Analog Integrated Circuits // Problems of Perspective Micro- and Nanoelectronic Systems Development - 2018. Issue 2. P. 59-63. doi:10.31114/2078-7707-2018-2-59-63
URL of paper
 http://www.mes-conference.ru/data/year2018/pdf/D010.pdf

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