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First I would like to thank you for this open source code.
I ran the C-Sim simulation using your code and the software and hardware results were both 0.
Can you explain this reason?
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Thank you for checking out our FracBNN code.
To reproduce the results, I would suggest making sure the software version matches. We used Vivado 2019.2 to synthesize the design when open sourcing the code. The more recent Vitis HLS introduced many changes to its API and compilation flow. We haven't yet tested our design on the latest version. Therefore, we suggest using Vivado HLS instead of the Vitis one.
Thank you very much for the response, and I have another question.
In conv_weights.h, you said kernel weights of convolution are quantized to 0/1 and packed into hex number (presented by unit64 type). Also you pad 0s if the number of input channels is less than 64, which I understand.
First I would like to thank you for this open source code.

I ran the C-Sim simulation using your code and the software and hardware results were both 0.
Can you explain this reason?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: