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Cache tiling for high performance morphological image processing
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The image understanding architecture
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Pipeline architectures for morphologie image analysis
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Computer architecture and parallel processing
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Fundamentals of digital image processing
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Jim Blinn's corner-wonderful world of video (animation)
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An object-oriented language for image and vision execution (OLIVE)
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The VIEW-Station environment: tools and architecture for a platform-independent image-processing workstation
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Proteus system architecture and organization
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Design of a Massively Parallel Processor
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The cache performance and optimizations of blocked algorithms
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The Theoretical and Technological Peculiarities of Aerospace Imagery Processing and Interpretation By Means of Artificial Neural Networks
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Tile/line access cache memory based on a multi‐level Z‐order tiling data layout
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2D and 3D Optimal Parallel Image Warping
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Proteus: A reconfigurable computational network for computer vision
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Virtual-memory tiling for spatial data handling in GIS
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Optimal cache usage for separable image processing algorithms on general purpose workstations
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Systolic opportunities for multidimensional data streams
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A cache memory with unit tile and line accessibility
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A cache memory with unit tile and line accessibility
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Proteus: a reconfigurable computational network for computer vision
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Permutation warping for data parallel volume rendering
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Tiling and demand-driven evaluation for picture processing
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Permutation warping for data parallel volume rendering
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Design and Implementation of Cache Memory with Dual Unit Tile/Line Accessibility
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Towards adaptive balanced computing (ABC) using reconfigurable functional caches (RFCs)
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