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  • Mathematical morphology : a case study of linear shift-invariant filter implementation

    Creator:
    Eo, Jin-Woo
    Abstract:
    Morphological filters have shown good performance in various image processing applications. Furthermore, their algorithms are easy to implement in special architectures, with the exception that linear filtering cannot be implemented in many of these cases. In this study, a new architecture and corresponding algorithm, capable of realizing linear shiftinvariant filters,...
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    Masters Thesis
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    Privacy I W. J. Kolodziej Morphological filters have shown good performance in various image processing

  • Comparison of the VARDIG algorithm on two parallel processors

    Creator:
    Roof, Becky Jane
    Abstract:
    The specific objectives of this project are to compare the Sequent and the transputer to determine the speed of both and find out which is easiest for programming in parallel. The results are graphs showing relative and real time speedup versus number of processors and conclusions based on those graphs....
    Resource Type:
    Masters Thesis
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    these problems. Image processing is the specific problem chosen and parallel processing using the

  • Hardware implementation of color transforms in the analog domain for wood surface analysis

    Creator:
    Abhyankar, Rajendra
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    This thesis discusses the hardware implementations of certain linear and non-linear color space transforms thought to be useful in the analysis of wood surfaces for defect detection. The developmental system's color image digitizer contains 5 bits per color while the input signal contains considerably greater resolution. This often degrades the...
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    Masters Thesis
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    , some of which were: * High-speed, real-time image processing was not possible on the host computer