FPGA-Based Processor Array Architecture for Profile Hidden Markov Models
Proceeding: The Fourth International Conference on Digital Information Processing, E-Business and Cloud Computing (DIPECC2016)Publication Date: 2016-09-06
Authors : Atef Ibrahim Hamed Elsimary Abdullah Aljumah Fayez Gebali;
Page : 28-34
Keywords : Processor Arrays Bioinformatics; Profile Hidden Markov Model; Sequencing Technology; Biological Computation; Reconfigurable Computing; Digital Circuits Design;
Abstract
This paper proposes novel processor array structure to speed up the Viterbi algorithm for Profile Hid- den Markov Models. This structure is amended to allow hardware reuse instead of repeating the pro- cessing elements of the processor array on multiple FPGAs. Also, it has the advantage of reducing the area overhead of the FPGA compared to the pre- viously reported processor array structure. There- fore, it increases the maximum number of Process- ing Elements (PEs) that could be implemented on the FPGA and hence increasing the throughput. FPGA implementation results show that the pro- posed design has a considerable higher speedup (up to 165%) over the previously reported one.
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