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Towards scalable placement for FPGAs

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Placement based on simulated annealing is in dominant use in the FPGA community due to its superior quality of result (QoR). However, given the progression of FPGA device capacity...

Huimin Bian, Andrew C. Ling, Alexander Choong, Jia...

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