Isolation-aware Scheduling Framework for DNN-based End-to-End Autonomous Driving System on Tile-based Accelerators (opens in new tab) 聽馃帴Cinematography
Level-4+ autonomous driving systems (ADS) must run dozens of heterogeneous deep neural networks (DNNs) as end-to-end (E2E) pipelines under a strict latency constraint (<=100 ms), even as execution time varies by up to 3.3x. Cost rules out dedicating isolated hardware to each function in mass-produced ADS, so these DNNs must be densely colocated on a single chip, which introduces shared-resource contention. Tile-based accelerators expose two sc...
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