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Associate III
June 24, 2025
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what are Hybrid epochs?

  • June 24, 2025
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From the definition below, its just a mix of hardware and software epochs, but normally I found only HW and SW when I generate a c file. When is Hyprid epoch used? I what kind of case is it better to use hyprid epochs rather then divide it to a SW part and HW part? Do you have more documentations?

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Julian E.
Technical Moderator
June 25, 2025

Hello @Einstein_rookie_version,

 

A transpose is an example of layer that could be process using a hybrid epoch. Meaning it is scheduled by the CPU but implemented resources of the ATON.

 

Have a good day,

Julian

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Associate III
June 25, 2025

Thanks a lot for the reply, I still have one question, cause in the table, only the description of hardware epoch have the experssion "the operations" with a "s" indicate that more than one operation might inside the operation. For the Software and Hyprid, there is not. So, only one operation is included inside the Hyprid and Software, is that true?