AI Computing Systems - Chen, Yunji (Institute of Computing Technology, Chinese Academy of S; Li, Ling (Institute of Software, Chinese Academy of Sciences, Univer; Li, Wei (State Key Lab of Processors, Institute of Computing Technol
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AI Computing Systems: An Application Driven Perspective adopts the principle of "application-driven, full-stack penetration" and uses the specific intelligent application of "image style migration" to provide students with a sound starting place to learn. This approach enables readers to obtain a full view of the AI computing system. A complete intelligent computing system involves many aspects such as processing chip, system structure, programming environment, software, etc., making it a difficult topic to master in a short time.

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AI Computing Systems: An Application Driven Perspective adopts the principle of "application-driven, full-stack penetration" and uses the specific intelligent application of "image style migration" to provide students with a sound starting place to learn. This approach enables readers to obtain a full view of the AI computing system. A complete intelligent computing system involves many aspects such as processing chip, system structure, programming environment, software, etc., making it a difficult topic to master in a short time.
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Yunji Chen is a full professor and Deputy Director at the Institute of Computing Technology, Chinese Academy of Sciences, Beijing. He led the development of the world's first deep learning dedicated processor chip. He has published more than 100 papers in academic conferences and journals, and held more than 100 patents. He received the Best Paper Awards at top international conferences on computer architecture ASPLOS'14 and MICRO'14 (the only two so far in Asia). He was reported as a "pioneer" and "leader" of deep learning processor by Science Magazine, and was named by the MIT Technology Review as one of the world's top 35 innovators under the age of 35 (2015).