Real-Time Plasma State Prediction via FPGA-Accelerated Quantized Recurrent Probabilistic Neural Networks

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本文通过FPGA加速量化循环概率神经网络,解决了托卡马克装置等离子体状态实时预测的低延迟要求问题。
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Real time plasma state estimation for control of Tokamak devices are challenging due to the stringent latency requirements of the plasma control system (PCS). We present an end-to-end workflow for deploying a recurrent probabilistic neural network (RPNN) on FPGA hardware. We combine architecture size reduction with quantization-aware training via QKeras. The model is then synthesized using hls4ml, targeting a Xilinx Alveo U50 device. We report a design that fits comfortably within all four resource budgets (DSP, LUT, FF, BRAM) at deterministic sub-10~$μ$s single-timestep latency, meeting the requirements for real-time inference inside a model-predictive-control-style plasma control loop.
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real-time plasma state estimation
Tokamak devices
latency requirements
plasma control system
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FPGA
Quantized Recurrent Probabilistic Neural Networks
Real-time Plasma State Prediction
QKeras
hls4ml
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