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Quality-Driven Proactive Computation Elimination for Power-Aware Multimedia Processing

Design Automation Conference, 2005.
Authors: S. Yardi and M. Hsiao and T. Martin and D. Ha
URL: http://date.eda-online.co.uk/proceedings/papers/2005/date05/pdffiles/03f_1.pdf
Tags: DATE Energy Estimation Optimization and
Abstract: We present a novel, quality-driven, architectural-level approach that trades-off the output quality to enable power-aware processing of multimedia streams. The error tolerance of multimedia data is exploited to selectively eliminate computation while maintaining a specified output quality. We construct relaxed, synthesized power macro-models for power-hungry units to predict the cycle-accurate power consumption of the input stream on the fly. The macro-models, together with an effective quality model, are integrated into a programmable architecture that allows both power savings and quality to be dynamically tuned with the available battery-life. In a case study, power monitors are integrated with functional units of the IDCT module of a MPEG-2 decoder. Experiments indicate that, for a moderate power monitor energy overhead of 5%, power savings of 72% in the functional units can be achieved resulting in an increase in battery life by 1.95x.
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@inproceedings{yardi2005quality,
title = {Quality-Driven Proactive Computation Elimination for Power-Aware Multimedia Processing},
author = {S. Yardi and M. Hsiao and T. Martin and D. Ha},
booktitle = {Design Automation Conference},
url = {http://date.eda-online.co.uk/proceedings/papers/2005/date05/pdffiles/03f_1.pdf},
year = {2005},
abstract = {We present a novel, quality-driven, architectural-level approach that trades-off the output quality to enable power-aware processing of multimedia streams. The error tolerance of multimedia data is exploited to selectively eliminate computation while maintaining a specified output quality. We construct relaxed, synthesized power macro-models for power-hungry units to predict the cycle-accurate power consumption of the input stream on the fly. The macro-models, together with an effective quality model, are integrated into a programmable architecture that allows both power savings and quality to be dynamically tuned with the available battery-life. In a case study, power monitors are integrated with functional units of the IDCT module of a MPEG-2 decoder. Experiments indicate that, for a moderate power monitor energy overhead of 5%, power savings of 72% in the functional units can be achieved resulting in an increase in battery life by 1.95x.},
keywords = {DATE Energy Estimation Optimization and }
}