Bayesian Deep-Learning Processor for Real-Time Bio-Applications With Structured Monte Carlo Dropout for High-Volume Sample Generation

  • Mun, Han-Gyeol
  • Woo, Jeong-Min
  • Moon, Seunghyun
  • Kim, Byungjun
  • Lee, Jongmin
  • ... Son, Hyunwoo
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This work presents a Bayesian neural network (BNN) processor for real-time, edge-based medical applications, designed to generate high-volume inference outputs efficiently, providing rapid and precise uncertainty estimation. To address the computational and memory-intensive demands of BNNs, we propose a structured Monte Carlo (MC) dropout method and an efficient processing technique for depth-wise separable convolution, thereby minimizing both the memory and computational burdens. The proposed processor, implemented in 28-nm LP CMOS, is benchmarked on a 12-lead ECG dataset and demonstrates significant improvements in energy efficiency, achieving a 12.9 & times; enhancement over conventional MC dropout methods. Furthermore, the processor incorporates a model-switching technique based on uncertainty estimation, resulting in 3.2 & times; lower energy consumption while maintaining robust and accurate ECG classification, even under challenging conditions involving noise and motion artifacts.

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Frequency modulationFrequency shift keyingCircuitsIntegrated circuitsCircuits and systemsVery large scale integrationField programmable gate arraysSystem-on-chipApplication specific integrated circuitsAI acceleratorsBayesian neural networksreal-timeedge applicationsuncertainty estimationECG signal processingreconfigurable processing elementsstructured Monte Carlo dropoutenergy efficiency
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Bayesian Deep-Learning Processor for Real-Time Bio-Applications With Structured Monte Carlo Dropout for High-Volume Sample Generation
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Mun, Han-GyeolWoo, Jeong-MinMoon, SeunghyunKim, ByungjunLee, JongminSim, Jae-YoonSon, Hyunwoo
DOI
10.1109/TCSI.2026.3682729
발행일
2026-04
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Article; Early Access
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IEEE Transactions on Circuits and Systems I: Regular Papers