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Efficient Runtime Power Modeling with On-Chip Power Meters
Accurate and efficient power modeling techniques are crucial for both design-time power optimization and runtime on-chip IC management. In prior research, different types of power modeling solutions have been proposed, optimizing multiple objectives including accuracy, efficiency, temporal resolution, and automation level, targeting various power/voltage-related applications. Despite extensive prior explorations in this topic, new solutions still keep emerging and achieve state-of-the-art performance. This paper aims at providing a review of the recent progress in power modeling, with more focus on runtime on-chip power meter (OPM) development techniques. It also serves as a vehicle for discussing some general development techniques for the runtime on-chip power modeling task.