MAESTRO is an open-source tool for modeling and evaluating the performance and energy-efficiency of different dataflows. MAESTRO is actively developed by the Synergy Lab at Georgia Institute of Technology. For more details about MAESTRO, please visit the following links.
We updated the hardware description file, added off-chip bandwidth added as constraint.
We added a validation folder with data for Eyeriss and MAERI from MICRO 2019 paper.
We added a direct support for GEMM layers. For more information, please take a look at here.
We updated the naming convention of mappings and the directory structure of data folder.
Latest codebase released along with MAESTRO MICRO 2019 paper.
- Felix (Sheng-Chun) Kao ([email protected])
- Geonhwa Jeong ([email protected])
- Tushar Krishna ([email protected])
- Hyoukjun Kwon (Georgia Tech, now at Facebook Reality Labs): Main developer (core framework and functionalities)
- Prasanth Chatarasi (Georgia Tech, now at IBM Research): APIs + interface to mapping optimizers.
- Felix (Sheng-Chun) Kao (Georgia Tech): Pytorch frontend + updates to cost-model/interface + GAMMA mapper
- Geonhwa Jeong (Georgia Tech): Keras frontend + debugging + website maintainer.
- Saurabh Malik (Georgia Tech, now at Microsoft): Jupyter Notebooks demo + website.
@inproceedings{maestro_micro2019,
author = {Hyoukjun Kwon and
Prasanth Chatarasi and
Michael Pellauer and
Angshuman Parashar and
Vivek Sarkar and
Tushar Krishna},
title = {Understanding Reuse, Performance, and Hardware Cost of {DNN} Dataflow:
{A} Data-Centric Approach},
booktitle = {Proceedings of the 52nd Annual {IEEE/ACM} International Symposium
on Microarchitecture, {MICRO}},
pages = {754--768},
publisher = {{ACM}},
year = {2019},
}
@article{maestro_toppicks2020,
author = {Hyoukjun Kwon and
Prasanth Chatarasi and
Vivek Sarkar and
Tushar Krishna and
Michael Pellauer and
Angshuman Parashar},
title = {{MAESTRO:} {A} Data-Centric Approach to Understand Reuse, Performance,
and Hardware Cost of {DNN} Mappings},
journal = {{IEEE} Micro},
volume = {40},
number = {3},
pages = {20--29},
year = {2020},
}