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A New Greedy Algorithm for VLSI Floorplan Optimization

Maolin Tang

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A very large scale integrated-circuit (VLSI) floorplan can be represented in an ordered tree (O-tree), and therefore the VLSI floorplan optimization problem can be transformed into an O-tree permutation problem. This paper presents a new greedy O-tree permutation algorithm and applies it to the VLSI floorplan optimization problem.

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A very large scale integrated-circuit (VLSI) floorplan can be represented in an ordered tree (O-tree), and therefore the VLSI floorplan optimization problem can be transformed into an O-tree permutation problem. This paper presents a new greedy O-tree permutation algorithm and applies it to the VLSI floorplan optimization problem.

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A very large scale integrated-circuit (VLSI) floorplan can be represented in an ordered tree (O-tree), and therefore the VLSI floorplan optimization problem can be transformed into an O-tree permutation problem. This paper presents a new greedy O-tree permutation algorithm and applies it to the VLSI floorplan optimization problem.

Key concepts: Floorplan, Very-large-scale integration, Computer science, Permutation (music), Greedy algorithm, Algorithm, Tree (set theory), Integrated circuit layout

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