Seminar on Crosstalk Delay Analysis

 
Alan Edelman, Jeff Bezanson
Viral Shah, Stefan Karpinski
Jeremy Kepner
and the vibrant open-source  community
 
 
Computer Science & AI Laboratories
 
 
 
 
Novel Algebras for Advanced Analytics in Julia
 
Google Julia
 
Julia Facts
 
Released: February 2012
Used in 6 MIT classes involving scientific computing
Technical Computing Environment
New
Fast
Human
Open Source
Flexible
Scalable for “big data” and “many processors”
You don’t need our permission to try it, or to contribute
Eliminates the word “prototype”
Solves the two language problem
People just seem to like it
 
 Julia in the News
 
“Julia
 is a new language for scientific computing that is winning praise
 from a slew of very smart people,  … As a language, it has lofty design
 goals, which, if attained, will make it noticeably superior to Matlab, R
 and Python for scientific programming.”
 
TechCrunch
 
Written by the author of “Machine Learning for Hackers”
 
Every Day a New Package
At least 200 by now
A  hot optimization algorithm used
in machine learning!
Implemented using Julia’s asynchronous
parallel technologies
 
Julia: Parallel Histogram
3
rd
 eigenvalue, pylab plot, 8 seconds!
75 processors
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
Page 6
 
Linear Algebra too limited in
 
Lets me put together what I need:
e.g.:Tridiagonal Eigensolver
Fast rank one update
Arrow matrix eigensolver
can surgically use LAPACK without tears
 
Page 7
 
Julia Documentation
 
Well written!
http://docs.julialang.org/en/latest/
google: julia documentation
 
Much of Julia is written (elegantly!) in Julia – it
won’t take you long before you start looking at
Julia to learn Julia
Julia cheatsheet
Julia videos
Ijulia notebooks (see max, plus algebras)  
 
IJulia
 
MIT Classes serve up Julia on the Cloud
No keys
No installation:
No more, Download, Next, Next, Next, Install
No friction to computation
No need to update
Built on Ipython
CHANGES EVERYTHING!
 
 
Ijulia notebook demo
 
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This seminar delves into the impact of crosstalk on delay analysis in VLSI design and embedded systems. It discusses various scenarios involving aggressor and victim nets, positive and negative crosstalk accumulation, and timing correlations. The presentation explores how neighboring nets switching simultaneously affect timing and charging currents, influencing the overall delay in net transitions.

  • - VLSI design
  • - Embedded systems
  • - Crosstalk analysis
  • - Delay impact

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  1. Novel Algebras for Advanced Analytics in Julia Alan Edelman, Jeff Bezanson Viral Shah, Stefan Karpinski Jeremy Kepner and the vibrant open-source community Computer Science & AI Laboratories

  2. Google Julia

  3. Julia Facts Released: February 2012 Used in 6 MIT classes involving scientific computing Technical Computing Environment New Fast Human Open Source Flexible Scalable for big data and many processors You don t need our permission to try it, or to contribute Eliminates the word prototype Solves the two language problem People just seem to like it

  4. Julia in the News TechCrunch Julia is a new language for scientific computing that is winning praise from a slew of very smart people, As a language, it has lofty design goals, which, if attained, will make it noticeably superior to Matlab, R and Python for scientific programming. Written by the author of Machine Learning for Hackers

  5. Every Day a New Package At least 200 by now A hot optimization algorithm used in machine learning! Implemented using Julia s asynchronous parallel technologies

  6. Julia: Parallel Histogram 3rd eigenvalue, pylab plot, 8 seconds! 75 processors Page 6

  7. Linear Algebra too limited in Lets me put together what I need: e.g.:Tridiagonal Eigensolver Fast rank one update Arrow matrix eigensolver can surgically use LAPACK without tears Page 7

  8. Julia Documentation Well written! http://docs.julialang.org/en/latest/ google: julia documentation Much of Julia is written (elegantly!) in Julia it won t take you long before you start looking at Julia to learn Julia Julia cheatsheet Julia videos Ijulia notebooks (see max, plus algebras)

  9. IJulia MIT Classes serve up Julia on the Cloud No keys No installation: No more, Download, Next, Next, Next, Install No friction to computation No need to update Built on Ipython CHANGES EVERYTHING!

  10. Ijulia notebook demo

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