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We present a profile based meta-reasoning model for
parameter control of CAD algorithms working under constrained
run-time. We also propose a unified framework,
that can take informed decision about the time allocation
and parameter adaptation of the algorithm, where there is
no hard run-time constraints, instead the quality-time trade-off
is expressed by a utility function. We use the proposed
strategy to get an adaptive cooling schedule for the simulated
annealing algorithm. Application on two classical
NP-hard problems in the VLSI domain, namely, the standard
cell placement problem and the circuit partitioning
problem shows that significant improvement of quality can
be achieved using a profile based control.
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Additional Information
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Citation:
Sandip Aine, P. P. Chakrabarti, Rajeev Kumar,
"Improving the Performance of CAD Optimization Algorithms Using On-Line Meta-Level Control,"
vlsid,
pp. 683-688,
19th International Conference on VLSI Design held jointly with 5th International Conference on Embedded Systems Design (VLSID'06),
2006
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