Hierarchical Modeling of the VLSI Design Process

Authors:
Amir K. Hekmatpour;Alex Orailoglu;Paul Chau
Affiliations:
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Venue:
IEEE Expert: Intelligent Systems and Their Applications
Year:
1991

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Abstract

A description is given of the Kinden environment, which combines object-oriented modeling and model-based reasoning to capture, integrate, and manage VLSI design process attributes and hierarchies. Related work is briefly reviewed, and the modeling of the design process is discussed, focusing on the Kinden approach. The model-based reasoning on which Kinden's knowledge-processing architecture is based is described. The present implementation of Kinden is examined.