NASA NTRS · 20060033430
Speed challenge: a case for hardware implementation in soft-computing
Abstract
For over a decade, JPL has been actively involved in soft computing research on theory, architecture, applications, and electronics hardware. The driving force in all our research activities, in addition to the potential enabling technology promise, has been creation of a niche that imparts orders of magnitude speed advantage by implementation in parallel processing hardware with algorithms made especially suitable for hardware implementation. We review our work on neural networks, fuzzy logic, and evolvable hardware with selected application examples requiring real time response capabilities.
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Daud, T., Stoica, A., Duong, T., Keymeulen, D., Zebulum, R., Thomas, T., Thakoor, A.. 2000-09-12. Speed challenge: a case for hardware implementation in soft-computing. https://ntrs.nasa.gov/citations/20060033430
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