Application of Machine Learning Approaches for Power Estimation of Digital VLSI Circuits at Register Transfer Level

In VLSI, estimation of power, performance, and area at appropriate steps during the design process is necessary to meet required specifications. In digital VLSI circuit design, early-stage power estimation helps in making decisions, such as selecting architecture options and design choices. Recently, machine learning is being used for power estimation. In this work, machine learning-based power estimation at the RTL level is proposed. Datasets are crucial for machine learning; however, they are relatively scarce in VLSI applications. A dataset for power estimation was generated using Cadence EDA tools with the help of Python and TCL scripts for automation. Various machine learning models were then applied, and the best-performing six models were evaluated based on R-squared and Root Mean Square Error (RMSE) as performance metrics.

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2024-11-30
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https://doi.org/10.1109/edkcon62339.2024.10870653
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VLSI and Analog Circuit Testing
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In VLSI, estimation of power, performance, and area at appropriate steps during the design process is necessary to meet required specifications. In digital VLSI circuit design, early-stage power estimation helps in making decisions, such as selecting architecture options and design choices. Recently, machine learning is being used for power estimation. In this work, machine learning-based power estimation at the RTL level is proposed. Datasets are crucial for machine learning; however, they are relatively scarce in VLSI applications. A dataset for power estimation was generated using Cadence EDA tools with the help of Python and TCL scripts for automation. Various machine learning models were then applied, and the best-performing six models were evaluated based on R-squared and Root Mean Square Error (RMSE) as performance metrics.

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