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A domain-specific RISC-V processor design for automatic differentiation
This thesis presents the development of a RISC-V processor design, which is capable of evaluating multiple partial derivatives at once in parallel to the evaluation of an original mathematical function that is given the form of a computer program. This process is known as “automatic differentiation”
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