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Hello all, in FINN implementation, there is a data format called bipolar (-1 or 1). Does anyone know how many hardware bit widths a bipolar data use in FINN hardware implementation? Is it 1 bit or 2 bits? Thank you in advance. |
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Hi @MFJI, In FINN we're working with 1-bit bipolar data. That means 0 represents -1 and 1 represents +1. It is more detailed described in the FINN paper and from the |
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Hi @MFJI,
In FINN we're working with 1-bit bipolar data. That means 0 represents -1 and 1 represents +1. It is more detailed described in the FINN paper and from the
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Jupyter notebook: Our example network is a quantized network with 1-bit bipolar (-1, +1 values) precision, and we want FINN to implement them as XNOR-popcount operations as described in the original FINN paper.