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In this paper we introduce a software-supported methodology based on game theory for adapting the aggressiveness of fault tolerance at run-time. Experimental ...
In this paper we introduce a software-supported methodology based on game theory for adapting the aggressiveness of fault tolerance at run-time. Experimental ...
The portal can access those files and use them to remember the user's data, such as their chosen settings (screen view, interface language, etc.), or their ...
Dec 15, 2014 · In this article we propose a software-supported methodology based on game theory for adapting the aggressiveness of fault tolerance at runtime.
An autonomous self-repair approach for SRAM-based. FPGAs is developed based on Competitive Runtime. Reconfiguration (CRR). Under the CRR technique, an.
This thesis begins by considering the radiation effects present in the space environment and the various fault– tolerant designs used to guard against specific ...
Antifuse. FPGAs can only be programmed once, while FPGAs based on Flash memory do not support partial reconfiguration [1]. To improve the reliability of an SRAM ...
This paper explores the issues germane to developing a reliable, high- performance memory system for FPGA architectures that seamlessly withstands both ...
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Experimental results conducted on a subset of the MCNC benchmarks demonstrate a high level of realiability with low timing and hardware overhead. References. [1].
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