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Co-Authored-By: Plinio Silveira <[email protected]>
Co-Authored-By: Plinio Silveira <[email protected]>
Auxiliary scripts used to perform experiments with multiple models and security.
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The objective of adding MIN_N_TILE is not clear. Please clarify why this is necessary. |
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MIN_N_TILE is used to guarantee that it will generate instructions for at least N tiles. The tiles not used have only a halt instruction. This is used to make fair comparison between models with different number of tiles, so they can run in the exactly same puma architecture. |
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How does adding more tiles make the comparison more fair if these tiles are not doing anything? |
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Because idle tiles stills counts static energy and area. |
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A part of a research from PUCRS.