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GraphLeap accelerates Vision GNNs on FPGA by decoupling graph construction and convolution

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Researchers have developed GraphLeap, a novel approach to accelerate Vision Graph Neural Networks (ViGs) by decoupling graph construction from feature updates. This method allows graph construction for the next layer to occur concurrently with feature updates for the current layer, significantly reducing the computational bottleneck. The technique has been implemented on an FPGA, achieving substantial speedups over CPU and GPU baselines, making real-time ViG inference feasible. AI

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GraphLeap accelerates Vision GNNs on FPGA by decoupling graph construction and convolution

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  1. arXiv cs.CV TIER_1 · Viktor Prasanna ·

    GraphLeap: Decoupling Graph Construction and Convolution for Vision GNN Acceleration on FPGA

    Vision Graph Neural Networks (ViGs) represent an image as a graph of patch tokens, enabling adaptive, feature-driven neighborhoods. Unlike CNNs with fixed grid biases or Vision Transformers with global token interactions, ViGs rely on dynamic graph convolution: at each layer, a f…

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