RICCARDO CANTORO

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Politecnico di Torino

Italy

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Riccardo Cantoro is an Associate Professor at Politecnico di Torino, Italy. His research areas include deep learning, microcontroller performance screening, and the evaluation of hardware fault impacts on integer arithmetic circuits. He has contributed significantly to the enhancement of self-test libraries, the effectiveness of stress test languages for GPUs, and the optimization of resiliency assessment for deep neural networks.

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RICCARDO CANTORO

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COSMO: COmpressed Sensing for Models and Logging Optimization in MCU Performance Screening

Enhancing the Effectiveness of STLs for GPUs via Bounded Model Checking

A Reliability Evaluation Flow for Assessing the Impact of Permanent Hardware Faults on Integer Arithmetic Circuits

OpRA: Optimizing Resiliency Assessment for Deep Neural Networks

Deep Learning Strategies for Labeling and Accuracy Optimization in Microcontroller Performance Screening

Self-Test Library Generation for In-field Test of Path Delay faults

Automating the Generation of Programs Maximizing the Repeatable Constant Switching Activity in Microprocessor Units via MaxSAT

A Multilabel Active Learning Framework for Microcontroller Performance Screening

A Systematic Method to Generate Effective STLs for the In-Field Test of CAN Bus Controllers

Towards the Integration of Reliability and Security Mechanisms to Enhance the Fault Resilience of Neural Networks

Collaborators (6)

Bernd Becker

Ulf Schlichtmann

Matteo Sonza Reorda

Marcello Traiola

Michele Portolan

Tobias Paxian

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