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most citedHardware emulation of stochastic p-bits for invertible logic

108 citations · 249 across the 6 of their papers we have counts for

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6 papers

cond-mat.dis-nn2025

Improving deep neural network performance through sampling

Lakshmi A. Ghantasala, Ming-Che Li, Risi Jaiswal +4

Energy efficient sampling with probabilistic neurons or p-bits has been demonstrated in the context of Boltzmann machines and it is natural to ask if these approaches can be extend…

q-bio.BM2022

An Efficient MCMC Approach to Energy Function Optimization in Protein Structure Prediction

Lakshmi A. Ghantasala, Risi Jaiswal, Supriyo Datta

Protein structure prediction is a critical problem linked to drug design, mutation detection, and protein synthesis, among other applications. To this end, evolutionary data has be…

eess.IV2021

Leveraging Multiple CNNs for Triaging Medical Workflow

Lakshmi A. Ghantasala

High hospitalization rates due to the global spread of Covid-19 bring about a need for improvements to classical triaging workflows. To this end, convolutional neural networks (CNN…

cs.ET2019★ 67 cited

Autonomous Probabilistic Coprocessing with Petaflips per Second

Brian Sutton, Rafatul Faria, Lakshmi A. Ghantasala +3

In this paper we present a concrete design for a probabilistic (p-) computer based on a network of p-bits, robust classical entities fluctuating between -1 and +1, with probabiliti…

cs.ET2017★ 74 cited

Weighted p-bits for FPGA implementation of probabilistic circuits

Ahmed Zeeshan Pervaiz, Brian M. Sutton, Lakshmi Anirudh Ghantasala +1

Probabilistic spin logic (PSL) is a recently proposed computing paradigm based on unstable stochastic units called probabilistic bits (p-bits) that can be correlated to form probab…

cs.ET2017★ 108 cited

Hardware emulation of stochastic p-bits for invertible logic

Ahmed Zeeshan Pervaiz, Lakshmi Anirudh Ghantasala, Kerem Yunus Camsari +1

The common feature of nearly all logic and memory devices is that they make use of stable units to represent 0's and 1's. A completely different paradigm is based on three-terminal…