CSF: Fixed-outline Floorplanning Based on the Conjugate Subgradient Algorithm Assisted by Q-Learning
- URL: http://arxiv.org/abs/2504.03796v1
- Date: Fri, 04 Apr 2025 04:01:26 GMT
- Title: CSF: Fixed-outline Floorplanning Based on the Conjugate Subgradient Algorithm Assisted by Q-Learning
- Authors: Huabin Cheng, Rujie Chen, Yu Chen, Wei Zhang, Ning Xu,
- Abstract summary: Experimental results demonstrate that the CSA assisted by Q-learning (CSAQ) can address both global floorplanning and legalization efficiently.<n>The two stages jointly contribute to competitive results on the optimization of wirelength.
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- License: http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/
- Abstract: To perform the fixed-outline floorplanning problem efficiently, we propose to solve the original nonsmooth analytic optimization model via the conjugate subgradient algorithm (CSA), which is further accelerated by adaptively regulating the step size with the assistance of Q-learning. The objective for global floorplanning is a weighted sum of the half-perimeter wirelength, the overlapping area and the out-of-bound width, and the legalization is implemented by optimizing the weighted sum of the overlapping area and the out-of-bound width. Meanwhile, we also propose two improved variants for the legalizaiton algorithm based on constraint graphs (CGs). Experimental results demonstrate that the CSA assisted by Q-learning (CSAQ) can address both global floorplanning and legalization efficiently, and the two stages jointly contribute to competitive results on the optimization of wirelength. Meanwhile, the improved CG-based legalization methods also outperforms the original one in terms of runtime and success rate.
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