M. Diepenhorst, W. Jansen, J. Nijhuis, M. Schreiner, L. Spaanenburg, A. Ypma
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Abstract
Time-delay neural networks are well-suited for prediction purposes. A particular implementation is the Finite Impulse Response neural net. The GREMLIN architecture is introduced to accommodate such networks. It can be micropipelined to achieve a 85 MCPS performance on a conventional connection-serial structure and allows from its Logic-Enhance Memory nature an easily parametrized design. A typical design for biomedical applications can be trained in a Cascade fashion and subsequently mapped.