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Developed Quantlib-based BFLOAT16 emulation and mixed-precision dataflow, testing broad training workloads with round-to-nearest-even conversion, FP32 accumulation and master updates.
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BFLOAT16 itself and earlier hardware use are inherited, not invented by this study. Wide exponent range avoids FP16-style loss scaling in tested runs, not a theorem of universal convergence or preserved numerical precision. Bias/master weights and accumulation remain FP32; emulated-format accuracy does not independently measure native-hardware speed or energy.
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Dhiraj Kalamkar; Dheevatsa Mudigere; Naveen Mellempudi; Dipankar Das; Kunal Banerjee; Sasikanth Avancha; Dharma Teja Vooturi; Nataraj Jammalamadaka; Jianyu Huang; Hector Yuen; Jiyan Yang; Jongsoo Park; Alexander Heinecke; Evangelos Georganas; Sudarshan Srinivasan; Abhisek Kundu; Misha Smelyanskiy; Bharat Kaul; Pradeep Dubey
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Cross-domain BFLOAT16 mixed-training methodology and empirical study
Developed Quantlib-based BFLOAT16 emulation and mixed-precision dataflow, testing broad training workloads with round-to-nearest-even conversion, FP32 accumulation and master updates.
Scientific scope
BFLOAT16 itself and earlier hardware use are inherited, not invented by this study. Wide exponent range avoids FP16-style loss scaling in tested runs, not a theorem of universal convergence or preserved numerical precision. Bias/master weights and accumulation remain FP32; emulated-format accuracy does not independently measure native-hardware speed or energy.
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People and systems
Dhiraj Kalamkar; Dheevatsa Mudigere; Naveen Mellempudi; Dipankar Das; Kunal Banerjee; Sasikanth Avancha; Dharma Teja Vooturi; Nataraj Jammalamadaka; Jianyu Huang; Hector Yuen; Jiyan Yang; Jongsoo Park; Alexander Heinecke; Evangelos Georganas; Sudarshan Srinivasan; Abhisek Kundu; Misha Smelyanskiy; Bharat Kaul; Pradeep Dubey
Source-listed authors or explicitly credited technical contributors for the cited versions. Family entries retain source-specific attribution; a combined list is not one original-paper byline or equal individual work. Names alone do not establish resolved identities.