Neural network chip for ear-worn device
AssigneeChromatic Inc.
InventorsAndrew Casper, Matthew de Jonge, Igor Lovchinsky, Nicholas Morris, Jonathan Macoskey
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AssigneeChromatic Inc.
InventorsAndrew Casper, Matthew de Jonge, Igor Lovchinsky, Nicholas Morris, Jonathan Macoskey
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A hearing aid may include a neural network chip having tiles arranged in an array, each tile including memory, 16-128 multiplier-accumulator circuits (MACs), and routing circuitry. The memory of each tile may be configured to store a portion of elements of a matrix A comprising weights of a recurrent neural network. Each tile may be configured to receive and store elements of an activation vector X, and all tiles in a column of the array may be configured to receive the same elements of X. The plurality of tiles may be configured to perform a matrix-vector multiplication A*X by performing multiply-and-accumulate sub-operations in parallel among the plurality of tiles. The routing circuitry from the tiles in each respective row of tiles may be configured to combine results of the multiply-and-accumulate sub-operations.
A hearing aid, comprising:
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