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1 July 1990 Parallel architecture for multidimensional image processing
Raj S. Acharya, Jean Hecquard
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Proceedings Volume 1246, Parallel Architectures for Image Processing; (1990) https://doi.org/10.1117/12.19574
Event: Electronic Imaging: Advanced Devices and Systems, 1990, Santa Clara, CA, United States
Abstract
In order to deliver the computational power required by real-time manipulation and display of multidimensional objects, we present a massively parallel octree architecture, based on a new Interconnection Network, the Partitionable Spanning Multibus Hypercube (PSMH). Its goal is, to use one Processing Element per obel (object element), as opposed to one Processing Element per voxel (volume element). The underlying idea of the PSMH, is to take advantage of the data hierarchical ordering to reduce the computational cost. As a basic tool, we first derive a routing algorithm for the case of an object shift. Its running time is of order O(max(n3, m)), for an 8n PSMH, where m is the message length in bits. As we do not consider voxels but obels, we design a compaction algorithm, which meets the routing requirements. We get a compression ratio of O(2n). This is followed by a parallel neighbor finding technique, to account for the compaction in the routing operations.
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Raj S. Acharya and Jean Hecquard "Parallel architecture for multidimensional image processing", Proc. SPIE 1246, Parallel Architectures for Image Processing, (1 July 1990); https://doi.org/10.1117/12.19574
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KEYWORDS
Image processing

Receivers

3D image processing

Algorithm development

Binary data

Network architectures

Computing systems

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