Simulation
The use of computers to simulate the operating states of the physical world, employed for closed-loop testing and policy validation in fields such as robotics and autonomous driving.
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Syntactic correctness of RTL code does not mean functional correctness; it must be verified through simulation, synthesis, formal verification and other steps using EDA tools.
The more simulation runs are performed, the more precise the estimate, but this also consumes more computational resources and time, creating a trade-off between computational cost and statistical accuracy.
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The more simulation runs are performed, the more precise the estimate, but this also consumes more computational resources and time, creating a trade-off between computational cost and statistical accuracy.
60%UnverifiedSyntactic correctness of RTL code does not mean functional correctness; it must be verified through simulation, synthesis, formal verification and other steps using EDA tools.
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