Got to know Java Virtual Machine can be used in FPGA's. Besides, a Java Optimized Processor has also been developed. Will this help us implement Machine Learning as Hardware Implementation using logic gates in near future?
Dear friend
Yes it will help in future.
You are right.
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Dr.Indrajit Mandal
Yes.
But need to see how it can perform wrt to other standard compilers.
Maybe this is a good starting point: http://www.jhdl.org/ . Alternatively you may check of hardware implementations of the JVM. Martin Schoeberl has done JOP: http://jopdesign.com/ and there are possibly some other implementations as well, like PicoJava.
I'm a big fan of JHDL and Java. But I do not understand the question. What implication is there that having Java in FPGAs can benefit machine learning? Machine learning is already a very abstract term. Could you ellaborate a little bit more the question?
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