GPlaceRL is presented, an open-source graph reinforcement learning framework for detailed placement refinement that represents legalized placements as graphs and provides a modular environment for studying graph encoders, policy architectures, reward formulations, and local placement actions.
Experiments demonstrate that FlowPlace consistently outperforms strong RLbased and search-based baselines, achieving up to 8.4% HPWL reduction on ISPD2005 benchmarks, which highlights the potential of flow-based generative models as a powerful foundation for next-generation learning-driven EDA tools.
This paper introduces a state connectivity model designed to predict pairwise state connectivity strength in asymmetric environments, and transforms these connectivity strengths into scalar auxiliary dense rewards, providing continuous guidance across multiple hierarchical levels.
Shuyuan Zhang, Zi-Han Wang, Xiao-Wen Chang et al.· 0 citations
The effectiveness of CGRL for limited-budget HPO and its applicability to practical RE tasks are demonstrated and a process-aware reward provides dense and informative feedback for policy learning.
Y. Tan, Li-Ping Mo, Yu-Xiang Yan· Machine Learning and Knowled...· 0 citations
ESRL is introduced, an architecture-aware framework that explicitly explores the expert-routing space of MoE models, and preserves high-confidence experts as anchors, and restricts stochastic routing to a plausible candidate pool, thereby retaining reliable computation paths.
Hong-Yi He, Zheng-Wen Lin, Xiao Liu et al.· 0 citations
A novel end-to-end, size-agnostic graph reinforcement learning framework for 1D-BPP that outperforms a state-of-the-art learned solver that relies on column generation and integer programming, while using no solver at all.
M. Aydın· 0 citations
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