AI-Driven, Timing-Aware Power Optimization
A proposed AI policy ranks post-route power edits and repairs, with deterministic EDA deciding acceptance.
The paper proposes an AI-driven post-route power-recovery framework in which gradient-boosted models rank candidate cell edits and repair actions, while deterministic EDA analysis decides acceptance. The flow records baseline timing and electrical margins, holds pre-existing violations outside the power step, and limits repair spending to a fraction of the measured saving. Models predict power change, damage reduction, and constraint-regression risk from action and timing features, with a deterministic fallback when uncertain. The authors specify a public evaluation protocol on open designs but report no trained-model results or proprietary measurements.
- Gradient-boosted models rank power-recovery edits and subsequent repairs.
- Deterministic EDA analysis accepts only baseline-preserving, net-positive changes.
- Repair cost is capped at a fraction of measured power savings.
- No trained-model results or proprietary design measurements are reported.
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Post-route power recovery changes cell choices under tightly coupled timing, electrical and physical constraints, and the value of each change depends on what it costs to repair its side effects.
By Amit Sharma · huggingface.co
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