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Assessment of Machine Learning Algorithms for Near-Sensor Computing Under Radiation Soft Errors

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Machine learning (ML) algorithms have been regaining momentum thanks to their ability to analyze substantial and complex data, supporting artificial intelligence decisions in cloud computing but also in near-sensor computing in endpoint devices. Both cloud and near-sensor computing are liable to radiationinduced soft errors, especially in automotive and aerospace safety-critical applications. In this regard, this paper contributes by comparing the accuracy of tw o prominent machine learning algorithms running on a lowpow er processor upset by radiation-induced soft errors. Both ML algorithms have been assessed w ith the help of a fault injectionbased method able to natively emulate soft errors directly in a development board. In addition, neutron radiation test results suggest the most critical situations in w hich mitigation solutions should address.
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hal-03100531 , version 1 (03-02-2021)

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Matheus Garay Trindade, Rafael Garibotti, Luciano Ost, M. Letiche, J. Beaucour, et al.. Assessment of Machine Learning Algorithms for Near-Sensor Computing Under Radiation Soft Errors. 16th International School on the Effects of Radiation on Embedded Systems for Space Applications (SERESSA 2020), Dec 2020, Porto Alegre (Virtual edition), Brazil. ⟨hal-03100531⟩

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