Multi-objective preference-free exact design space exploration of static DSP on multicore platforms

A challenge in designing resource-constrained embedded systems for digital signal processing (DSP) is their complexity due to their vast design spaces, where only a fraction of implementations are feasible or optimal. A crucial tool to aid in this challenge is automated design space exploration (DSE). However, no exact, multi-objective, and preference-free DSE approach exists for DSP applications on resource-constrained embedded platforms.We propose a novel DSE solution with these ideal characteristics to perform DSE of analyzable DSP applications for tile-based multiprocessing embedded platforms. Our proposal harmonizes the exactness of constraint programming (CP) and the exploration efficiency of genetic algorithms (GA). Through this synergy, no single-objective reduction strategy or a priori objective preferences is required.We evaluate the proposal through state-of-the-art single-objective case studies and multi-objective case studies inspired by these. The evaluations show that our proposal improves the single-objective state-of-the-art and finds high-quality approximate Pareto-frontiers for the multi-objective case study. Therefore, our proposal is a more performant single-objective DSE solution than the state-of-the-art, and it is the first exact, multi-objective, and preference-free DSE approach for the problem addressed.

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2024-09-04
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https://doi.org/10.1109/fdl63219.2024.10673877
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Embedded Systems Design Techniques
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Abstract

A challenge in designing resource-constrained embedded systems for digital signal processing (DSP) is their complexity due to their vast design spaces, where only a fraction of implementations are feasible or optimal. A crucial tool to aid in this challenge is automated design space exploration (DSE). However, no exact, multi-objective, and preference-free DSE approach exists for DSP applications on resource-constrained embedded platforms.We propose a novel DSE solution with these ideal characteristics to perform DSE of analyzable DSP applications for tile-based multiprocessing embedded platforms. Our proposal harmonizes the exactness of constraint programming (CP) and the exploration efficiency of genetic algorithms (GA). Through this synergy, no single-objective reduction strategy or a priori objective preferences is required.We evaluate the proposal through state-of-the-art single-objective case studies and multi-objective case studies inspired by these. The evaluations show that our proposal improves the single-objective state-of-the-art and finds high-quality approximate Pareto-frontiers for the multi-objective case study. Therefore, our proposal is a more performant single-objective DSE solution than the state-of-the-art, and it is the first exact, multi-objective, and preference-free DSE approach for the problem addressed.

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