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For 8-bit depth of data, this is sufficient, but for 16-bit minor corrections are required. MLI uses 40bit accumulator which provides 9 extra bits for processing up to 512 MAC operations in a row on 16x16 operands. For longer MAC series, keep some bits in the operands unused to guarantee that the result does not saturate in accumulation (for more info see :ref:`quant_acc_bit_depth` ).
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Consider a small example not directly related to the CIFAR-10:
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For 8-bit operands,you do not need to perform this adjustment unless your MAC series is more than 131072 operations in which case, apply similar approach. After considering accumulator restrictions for CIFAR-10 example with 16-bit operands, you get the following table:
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.. table:: Integer Bits Derivation from CIFAR-10 Model Statistics Considering Accumulator Restrictions
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