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The floorplan of a VLSI chip and its projected yield are usually considered to be completely unrelated issues. This commonly used assumption does not necessarily hold for several recently designed VLSI chips that incorporate some defect tolerance. The purpose of this work is to investigate the relationship between floorplanning and yield for this type of chip.