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Rectangle-packing-based module placement

Hiroshi Murata, Kunihiro Fujiyoshi, Shigetoshi Nakatake, Yoji Kajitani

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... This paper proposes such a solution space whereeach packing is represented by a pair of module name sequences. Searching this space by simulated annealing, hundreds of modules could be successfully packed as demonstrated. Combining a conventional wiring method, the biggest MCNC benchmark ami49 is challenged.

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... This paper proposes such a solution space whereeach packing is represented by a pair of module name sequences. Searching this space by simulated annealing, hundreds of modules could be successfully packed as demonstrated. Combining a conventional wiring method, the biggest MCNC benchmark ami49 is challenged.

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... This paper proposes such a solution space whereeach packing is represented by a pair of module name sequences. Searching this space by simulated annealing, hundreds of modules could be successfully packed as demonstrated. Combining a conventional wiring method, the biggest MCNC benchmark ami49 is challenged.

Key concepts: Rectangle, Packing problems, Simulated annealing, Bounding overwatch, Benchmark (surveying), Very-large-scale integration, Computer science, Set (abstract data type)

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