Mitigating multiple single-event upsets during deep neural network inference using fault-aware training

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Auteurs principaux: Vinck, Toon, Jonckers, Naïn, Dekkers, Gert, Prinzie, Jeffrey, Karsmakers, Peter
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author Vinck, Toon
Jonckers, Naïn
Dekkers, Gert
Prinzie, Jeffrey
Karsmakers, Peter
author_facet Vinck, Toon
Jonckers, Naïn
Dekkers, Gert
Prinzie, Jeffrey
Karsmakers, Peter
contents Deep neural networks (DNNs) are increasingly used in safety-critical applications. Reliable fault analysis and mitigation are essential to ensure their functionality in harsh environments that contain high radiation levels. This study analyses the impact of multiple single-bit single-event upsets in DNNs by performing fault injection at the level of a DNN model. Additionally, a fault aware training (FAT) methodology is proposed that improves the DNNs' robustness to faults without any modification to the hardware. Experimental results show that the FAT methodology improves the tolerance to faults up to a factor 3.
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spellingShingle Mitigating multiple single-event upsets during deep neural network inference using fault-aware training
Vinck, Toon
Jonckers, Naïn
Dekkers, Gert
Prinzie, Jeffrey
Karsmakers, Peter
Machine Learning
Deep neural networks (DNNs) are increasingly used in safety-critical applications. Reliable fault analysis and mitigation are essential to ensure their functionality in harsh environments that contain high radiation levels. This study analyses the impact of multiple single-bit single-event upsets in DNNs by performing fault injection at the level of a DNN model. Additionally, a fault aware training (FAT) methodology is proposed that improves the DNNs' robustness to faults without any modification to the hardware. Experimental results show that the FAT methodology improves the tolerance to faults up to a factor 3.
title Mitigating multiple single-event upsets during deep neural network inference using fault-aware training
topic Machine Learning
url https://arxiv.org/abs/2502.09374